. >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. > >> right now, the man accused in in a broad daylight beheading on a peninsula faces the judge for the first time. new details just passed out. > >> the growing mesquite fire grows far beyond the areas it i. > >> a heckler interrupts the lake lake queens procession in scotl. in scotland. she was not the target of the insults, just who was, straight ahead . > >> it would good afternoon, the man accused of beheading a young young mother in the middle of te bay area street. 33-year-old jose ref dale solano was formally arraigned on a murder charge in redwood city. he facea judge wearing a mask and a fast. fast. he is accused of killing 27-year-old karina castro last thursday in saint carlos. tomorrow the court will appoint two doctors to figure out if he is competent to even stand trial. they will have eight weeks to make that argument. ine meantime the d.a. is looking at social media communications to try to figure out a motive for e violence that played out in front of children. > >> new arrest in the murder of d of 8-year-

. >> reporter: a bay area father and son got tired of waiting for for a promised neighborhood parks so they are doing it themselves but maybe not for long. > >> coming up at 6:00 on cbsews news bay area, evictions underwy evictions underway at the brm and schemer largest homeless camp but where will everyone go? > >> the clearing out of the wood >> the state admits it is not mg a high enough fire when it comes comes to diversity and the attorney pull. a recent report d report card shows lawyers in california are much more weight than the people they represent. justin andrews and spoke with an an attorney about the issue. >> reporter: brandon banks walks walks us through the doors of his office. >> i think it was having the vision of what the end may look like. >> reporter: the attorney foundd attorney founded brandon banks law, he is also an adjunct professor of law at uc hasting. while law is life, it is a lonely one. >> i have not seen a lot of black and brown people, they ary are definitely underrepresentation in the field. >> reporter: he has no problem talking about it, a recent report released by the state bar bar of california reveals the attorney pool is not

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we will be back in 30 minutes for cbs news bay area at 7:00. we will see you then. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, there's several big stories as we come on the air, including worries about the state of the american economy, as prices soar. and, queen elizabeth returns home. breaking news-- tens of thousands pay respect, as the flag-draped coffin of queen elizabeth returns to buckingham palace one last time. cbs's charlie d'agata is in london. >> reporter: they waited for hours in the rain for this momentous occasion. >> o'donnell: plus, why king charles grew frustrated today during a signing ceremony. shock on wall street. the dow tumbles 1,200 points, as the price of food, rent, and electricity surge. cbs's nancy cordes is at the white house. >> we're making progress. we're getting other prices down as well.

>> live from the cbs bay area students, this is kpix 5 news. >> a rarity this weekend. rain in the forecast but not everybody is looking forward to the wet weekend. the problem it it could cause. >> friday was a day of serious and tragic accidents around they area from a balcony collapse, cs collapse, crashes involving children. and governor newsom sd the way his florida counterpart is treating immigrants is disgr. we will have the latest on the r of words between these two political heavyweights. >> did morning. it is saturday, september 17. this weekend's rain could result in the wetness wetness of timber the bayer has seen in decades. >> enough rain on sunday monday. . when we get to the sunday forecast got both of those daysr first alert days. it will be more beneficial than anything % rain we will get but it will bea decent amount of rain for septe. up to an inch for the bay area.y will get more and southbay would southbay would get less. we cane can generalize and say about an inch and it will focus on sundad monday. the wet roadways will be be the biggest impact.

>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> >> it is 3:00 on thursdays, september 8. the world, millions millions of us, reacting to the death of britain's queen elizabeth. how people all over the planet are remembering her d her unprecedented legacy. > >> here at home, extreme heat, g down on the bay, and we are doing it one more time. we are going to finally see some relief, but the question is when. good afternoon, everybody, everybody, i'm reed cowan. it is the end of an era for the british monarchy. queen elizabeth ii died today at the age of 96 in her home, in scotl. in scotland. people all across the uk, and owned around the world, are mourning her passing. passing. this is a look at buckingham palace right now, and and hundreds are in the streets paying their respects. cbs' ian lee reports, thousands have been been there today. >> despite the rain, many here e living flowers, and also at windsor castle where the queen also had her residence. but this this is a nation in mourning, especially after that announcement came this afternoon afternoon that the quee

stream also on cbs news bay area. also find us >> sparkling water. officials in in san mateo are calling on governor gavin newsom to sign up on a bill for free college. it would offer free waivers to more more students who are. advocates argue it wouldn't cost the state or local tax payers not even one more dime. >> we want students to focus on education, not on their job they they are going to get, part-time, or how they're going to put food on the table. >> state senator josh becker says his team has tried to pass the bill before, but it failed. this particular effort is focused on san mateo county. > >> coming up, remember these moves on the football field? there they are. find out why a bay area coach is getting attention once again. > >> these days it can be hard to find a home for sale let alone one you can afford. i'm elaine quijano in springfield, new jersey, with the challenge prospect >> coming up at 5:00, using then to power their equipment. we look at new gear for the crews battling these californian brus. californian brushfires. and reme

>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >> extreme heat is still in store for labor day weekend. i'm i'm tracking the near record high temperatures. > >> then we've got breaking news, news, monitoring a fast-moving fire prompting evacuations to our north, in trent frederic could good afternoon, everybody, everybody, i'm reed cowan. it is is a first alert weather day, and we are traca upwith people swimming in concord to avoid the hottest part of the d. the day. first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen joins me now with a closer look at the the conditions out there. paul? >> yeah, and right now temperatures are warm to hot inland, but not bad for out of the ordinary for early september. extreme heat will build through the weekend. current temperatures, in the 80s 80s and 90s, inland. the excessive heat warning has been pushed back by one day. that heat dumb will be building in a little slower than anticipated. this excessive heat warning for parts of the bay area goes, send send a tuesday, but the heat is going to be just as intense. expect to upper 90s in the sant

>> live from that cbs bay area studios. this is kpix five news. >> new efforts to clear up the wood street encampment on oakland more on the ground hearing from oakland try to get this done by the end of the week and a new round of notices telling folks to leave for crews were met by protesters in support of the wood street community. one longtime. he said caltrans gave everyone plenty time to make arrangements. >> you take all of your stuff and move further down theroad. the people that are waiting to do this at the last minute , i am not really sure what their train of thought is. it was a good run. >>elizabeth: so far about 50 people have been relocated. some residents are opting to move further down would street to stay ahead of the cleanup efforts. new developments in what is this state's largest wildfire so far this year. the u.s. forest service has launched a criminal probe into the start of the mosquito fire. the agency confiscated a pg&e transmission pole near the area where the fire erupted in the sierra northeast

coming up at 6:00 on cbs news bay area living in the shadow of big oil. >>> in brentwood this neighborhood battling a proposal to drill oil right next to it now knew legislation could end that fight. i believe prop 27 is the right thing to do. i had experienced being in shelters at a young age. having nothing. prostituting. we don't choose this life. i never knew what safe was until i came to city of refugee. people that's coming through these doors are trying to break the cycle. prop 27 will help provide more funding for places like this and help people get off the streets. it feels good to have a place to call home. support prop 27. >>> updated covid boosters are available in contra costa county, in richmond people were waiting for a chance to get the booster providing more protection against the omicron variant in time for one mother getting her toddler vaccinated after the long wait for approval. >> my family has been fully boosted and we plan to get the next booster. we are eligible as of today. i will see if i can get one today. >> the new doses are available at all contra costa vacc

. >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . > >> breaking news at 3:00. a shooting investigation under way way at 44th avenue and international boulevard , in oakland. this is video from chopper 5, showing a lot of police activity there on the ground. we understand that this is very near a napa auto parts store. we will update you as we get more information. > >> our other top stories, dozens dozens are stuck on a friday when a b.a.r.t. train malfunctioned. now, hours later, the message from b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. itself. find a different way to get home. > >> well the calendar says, it's fall, but the weather and mother mother nature have other plans. details on our long weekend. > >> plus using the power of the sun to stay fire-ready. the new agreement for california fire c. fire crews. afternoon, everybody, i'm reed cowan. > >> b.a.r.t. says don't get on if if you can avoid it. kpix 5's anne makovec is here in the newsroom with the big problems that really stretched all day and probably will go into tonight. what a mess! it was a nightmare scenario for abou

cbs news bay area brings you closer to the big stories. first alert weather weather and breaking news, as it as it happens, on the cbs news app and pluto tv. download today to stream cbs news bay area, 32 32 million streams and counting. >> opera and classical music echoing through the golden gate >> opera and classical music, eg through golden gate park way. thousands relaxed and picnicked at opera in the rk. th returned after a pandemic break. . that concert also marked the 100th anniversary of the san fro opera. > >> a new horror movie and blockbuster are disrupting the weekend box office. david daniel daniel takes a look at what else what else rounded out the top f. top five. >> my family was taken. inside zone the league of super pets fell to fifth place, taking into $.8 million. "top gun maverick" went to number four. through $.3 million put "bullet train" in third place. and this film, the first in a trilogy, launching india's first cinematic universe was in secon, second place, for $4.4 million. the fright flick "barbarian," easily

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. >> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . > >> it is a first alert weather y with the potential for rain and thunderstorms in the bay area. tracking how long this unsettled unsettled weather pattern will last. > >> 49ers' quarterback, trey lance, is out of surgery. updats on his season ending injury after this. > >> a final farewell to queen elizabeth this afternoon. a look look at how britons paid tribute tribute to its longest living monarch. > >> a first alert weather day, looking outside, might not seems obvious as it did yesterday and the day before. blue skies and clouds out there. we are not done yet with the rain, says chf meteorologist paul hagan. >> not >> not done yet. no actual thuns actual thunderstorms, no lightning strikes on the lightning tracker or throughoute entire afternoon, but we have aw showers, primarily inland and ie in the east bay. i think we wile more of this activity developine rest of this afternoon and this evening. one shower making its way to the north of danville, moving toward concord, but thiss mainly in the foothills of mouno mo

as always, we'll be streaming 24/7 on cbs news bay area. have a gt afternoon t there. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> o'donnell: tonight, florida braces for what could be a monster storm, as m hurricane in strengthens and takes aim i at the sunshine state. hundreds of thousands told to evacuate. store shelves empty, people fight over bottled water as tampa prepares for its worst hurricane in 100 years. omar villafranca is in florida tonight and we'll have the storm's track. russian revolt, the long lines of men trying to escape vladimir putin's draft, while the u.s. warns of catastrophic consequences if russia uses nuclear weapo

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hot and you know they can't get out of it. >> how bay area classrooms are adjusting plans to keep student. to keep students comfortable. > >> this is cbste goo. > >> hang in there. we are going through the worst of the extreme extreme heat wave. it is the first alert day with temps passg 110 degrees in some inland spot. in some inland spots. cal iso jt updated the emergency power alert to go stage 3. pg&e has pt 525,000 customers on notice. let's get right to it. first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen standing by with where we are out right now and where e are headed. >> temperatures have started >> temperatures have started to break down a little bit for hot temperatures across the bay area. fell short of record terry in san francisco and oakland. some places shattered records. that's not all. take a look at the with the places that set all-tiec

we will be back with more news at 5:00, and streaming on cbs news bay a. bay area. have a great afternoo. great afternoon. thank you so much for watching. captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, nearly 200,000 americans are still without safe drinking water in a major american city. so we asked the federal government official in charge of the emergency response why hasn't more been done. the humanitarian crisis in the city of jackson enters its fourth day. cbs' elise preston is there as residents are told to shower with their mouths closed. how could this be happening to a major city in america? extreme weather threat: millions on the west coast baking under triple-digit temperatures with no end in sight. plus, tropical storm danielle set to become the first atlantic hurricane of the year, but is it a threat teft coast? >> reporter: why is that important? >> o'donnell: the breaking

in the red and gold report. > >> and join us weekday mornings at 7:00 for live local news on cbs news bay areap. >> time now for your red and gold report. the 49ers have dealt with injuries to their secondary during training camp.t the group is starting to get healthier with emanuel mosley and charvarius ward. the 49ers signed ward to a three year deah up to 40 million this off season. ward didn't play in the preseason, but returned to practice on monday. but did you know the name we have all been calling him isn't even the name he wants fans to know him by? >> i say i'm moony. i want you to call me moony. that's what i would like to be called. even in in school, my teachers called me me moony. nobody gets called by their government name anymore. y mama gave all her kids difficult difficult first names so they gave a simple nickname. moony is is way easier. it is like money with two os . mooney. >> reporter: with the red and gold report, i'm andrea nakano. > >> now more than 100 beagles are are looking for forever homes after being saved from science.e previo you might already know that prop 2

bay area man is on a mission to make sure his neighbors don't go hungry. we will introduce you to today's jefferson award winner. > >> coming up at 6:00 on cbs news news bay area, governor newsom signs off on care courts. we look at what it could mean for family struggling with severe mental illness. > >> there are those who feel the mentally ill should not be forced >> president biden is in michigan touting his plan for a vehicle chargers in 35 states. it is funded by the bipartisan infrastructure law. cbs news rer news reporter debra alfarone has has details on the push for an ev future. >> reporter: president biden is revving up the push for his administration's accomplishments at the north american international auto show in battleground, michigan. the president announced the approval of $900 million to build more electric vehicle, or ev, charge, ev, chargers, spanning 53,000 miles of the national highway system. that is just part of an overall budget set aside for 500,000 chargers across the couy the country by the end of the decade. >> now we are choosing to build a better america. and america confronting the climate crisis, with america's workers le

i will be back in 30 minutes with cbs news bay area at 7:00. see yo ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> duncan: tonight, we're following a number of big headlines, including severe weather and a major blow to donald trump's battle over classified documents seized from mar-a-lago. the newest setback for the former president. cbs's scott macfarlane reports tonight on trump's claim a president can declassify documents "just by thinking about it." russian men flee the country. thousands head to the border to escape vladimir putin's draft. plus, cbs's debora patta shows us what was once the headquarters for russian soldiers. >> reporter: they fled in such a hurry, it's like a museum of panic. >> duncan: mortgage rates ne

cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts now. > >> you are seeing it on your commute. more packed trains and a longer slog than ever to work. work. we have new numbers on downtown san francisco's recovery and what it means for the workers who rely on all of that traffic to make their livi. >> it started picking up two or three weeks ago. >> it is the barbershop barometer of the financial district recovery. >> definitely more people walking in and walking around. >> new numbers giving hope to businesses like this, desperate for foot traffic. but is it enough to survive? >> i would like to bring in more more barbers, because i can't have four people sitting here with nothing to do. > >> billboard battle. governor newsom takes on his gop rivals with a provocative ad campaign touting abortion access in cali. in california. the politics and the real impact of the strategy. >> the idea that california can potentially, at least for now, be somewhat of an abortion safe haven is really important. > >> this tuesday sound like a god moving day? >> and there are plenty of peope st

. >> from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> >> of bay area couple says that they were burglarized not just once or twice but three times in in a single day. >> they did not have a fear of getting caught. they came back three times. they looked directy into the camera. even that, they they looked at it and they kept doing what they were doing. > >> also the fallout from the san n

>> from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> >> of bay area couple says that they were burglarized not just once or twice but three times in in a single day. >> they did not have a fear of getting caught. they came back three times. they looked directy into the camera. even that, they they looked at it and they kept doing what they were doing. > >> also the fallout from the san san francisco firefighter wearing a shirt with an anti-biden political slogan while on duty. > >> plus an alleged and heatwave made a muslim woman get targeted targeted because of her headscarf. >> i am the one she attacked. >> >> the suspect was a no-show for for court appearance. she is back behind bars. good morning. it is sunday, september 25. thank you for joining us. we have a quick check with our weather regarding our weather with our meteorologist. >> there is a noticeable warm-up warm-up bay area why the last couple days. this is the first g we are starting out with marine layer filling in much of the media bay. we are waking up to gray skies right now and temperatures in the upper 50s. oakland, san

>> life from the cbs bay area studios, this is a kpix 5 news. news. >> we have ran across the bay area with the potential for a record amount of the next couple couple of days. we have your complete forecast. several oakland families are looking for for answers after a fire they say should never have happened. d up onplto sacramento around this way. there is no thought for what is going to happen to them next. > >> the help of support being offered to a group of migrants being sent to california from texas. > >> thank you for joining us. right now we have unusual september storms and it is reaching the bay area. let's get get to our first alert meteorologist. >> widespread rain already this morning. it started a little after midnight. we will pickup a a quarter of an inch of rain in the north bay. we take a look at at the doppler. you can see a lot of green and yellow showing up equally spread across much of of the bay area. first, here is how we have done so far while you have been sleeping. got 2700 already. once you go further south, the tota

>> from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> >> right now, starting today we are in the grip of the dangerous dangerous heat wave that is not going to like over several days . our meteorologist is trackingw hot it is going to get. > >> containment of the larger two two wildfires near the oregon border the flames have destroyed destroyed does have forced thousand to evacuate. > >> less extremely hot weather can create difficult situations bay area firefighters. coming up, we will show you how they are managing stay cool this.

now on you can watch us right here, after our 6 am newscast on our sister station, cable 12, and cbs bay area. we will be live at seven and 8 am with the latest local news and headlines, with your first alert alert weather forecast with jessica. you can watch your streams whenever, wherever, and on >> around the bay area, bay ared transit directors will allow a mask mandate to expire in a month. they approved a new resolution with contingencies to to be reinstated in the future. if health officers bring back indoor masking rules at any of five counties served by bay area area rapid transit, the transit system mandate will come back. s will happen if mandates are issued by state or federal agencies. > >> alcatraz ferry workers have voted to unionize, they tell the the newsgroup from the post at that that they are scheduling races and establishing job security. they were unionized until a new company took over in in 2006. today is the first day of san francisco's program of free performances called busking busking in golden gate park. musicians and other artists will will perform at two locatio

news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. see you back here at 11:00. have a great one. kswagen, red and gold report, from kpix5 and cbs news bay area. - it's kinda hard to really be up right now, 'cause it's like, damn. - [narrator] it was a bittersweet win last sunday for the red and gold. - it just sucks. there's no other way to put it. - [narrator] they'll play the rest of the season without trey lance. - this is the reason that you buy insurance and you don't wanna have to use it. - thank god's here 'cause we'd be in a troubled spot - [narrator] and jimmy garoppolo still looks the part. - he looks good. still handsome. - woo! - let's go jimmy g! ahh! - it's just like riding a bike. yeah. (chuckles) - [narrator] now they're getting ready to face a familiar face in a new place. - he's been causing a lot of problems in our division for a lot of years. - bronco's country. let's ride. - [narrator] the red and gold defense will be ready to ride sunday night. - i feel bad for anybody who has to touch football

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is transcendence. > >> now at 6:00, a sports bar bad up by flames after more than a y of serving customers in san fra. > >> a sigh of relief for a saturday woman attacked because of her headscarf. >> it makes me feel so much better because i was not the ony one who she attacked. >> why it took two months and two arrests for the suspect to d to land behind bars. > >> a cold dip for a great cause. cause. why hundreds of people braved the bay waters this morn. we will begin tonight with the san francisco injured institution that burned down early this morning. this historic double-play bar and grill had been serving drinks since 1909. some people considered it a go to spot and baseball shrine when the old stadium was across the street. >> reporter: the fire destroyed more than just a bar, he destroyed a lot of history. double-play, sort of like a time that had a lot of memorabilia tt dated back to the sill stadium . stadium days. firefighters got the normal one called around 5:00 early in the morning. it

. >> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. > >> now at 6:00, the heat moves out asmoke moves in. raging wildfires are affecting r quality. > >> plus, i am totally aware that it happened in a different way. way. >> first time homeowners getting getting a fresh start. > >> members of the largest homeless encampment scramble to pack up their homes and figure out what is next. > >> lived from the cbs studios ie san francisco studios, liforn facing dangerous wildfires burning up and down the west coast. one of them, the the mosquito fire, 34,000 acres have burned. there is no contai. no containment. crews are fighting fire and high winds which is spreading the fire east deep into el dorado county. >> a lot of canyons. those caused the fire to come right up right up and you have the alignment with the wind. >> firefighters are bracing for another night of high and dry conditions. > >> smoke making for the hazy conditions today. a parent tells tells us she is worried about her kids playing outside. >> they are young kids. i don't want them to inhale smoke. many parents are

>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >> not as ridiculously hot today today compared to yesterday, but but it's still hot. an extreme heat set them in the forecast again, i'm tracking that, comin. coming up. > >> we are watching our power situation after we got externally close to therolling blackouts. the demand for electricity today, and how much more our power grid can handle. > >> and bard riders are hoping they don't get a repeat of th good afternoon, everybody, i'm reed cowan. we made it through the hottest days of the week, but parts of the bay area, we know you're still roasting. we are hearing from you. it is a first alert weather wednesday because of it. dublin and inland inland spots are hovering around around the triple digits. you see on the left and right the difference in what the pictures are. and definitely it is one of of those days were colli so is g is conserving cal iso is asking to conserve energy. between 4:00-9:00, all of us can conserve electricity. first alet first alert weather meteorologist, paul heggen, is tracking that today. > >> it is h

>> live from the cbs bay area s, this is kpix 5 news. > >> now on kpix 5, hurricane ian making landfall for a third time today in south carolina as we get a better look at the devastation the hurricane left behind all across florida. good afternoon. i am ryan yamamoto. > >> the destruction is jaw-dropping. florida officials say there could be at least 21 . 21 deaths. they are checking to see if all our storm related. fort myers is where the hurricane slammed into the coast coast packing 150 mile an hour winds. this was such a massive m massive system. those floodwaters are not expected to go down anytime soon. just look how high they are. the national hurricane center predicts record record river flooding will stick stick around through next week. > >> let's give you a live look. this is from holden beach near e south carolina border where hurricane ian is expected to make landfall or is making landfall as we speak. in the me, the meantime, the storm is making a third landfall after rocking cuba and florida. hurricane ian setting it's sights on south florida. >> reporter: >> reporter: i

astrid martinez, cbs news, new jersey. > >> coming up. the bay area landmark marks its centennial is is a popular tourist attraction. attraction. the this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. >> coming up a 3, we are keeping meteorist, s on the power grid jessica bringe. >> is going to be a scorcher this afternoon. take good care of yourself and your loved ones. ones. as we head into daytime hs daytime highs current temperatures in livermore already in triple digits. like we said earlier. we are breaking breaking records in the forecast. just as we head into this daylong. were going to be sticking around these triple digits heading into the rest of the week. if you're curious when when a heat wave will be ov

. >> life from the cbs bay area studios, this is a kpix 5 news. news. >> we have ran across the bay area with the potential for a record amount of the next couple couple of days. we have your complete forecast. several oakland families are looking for for answers after a fire they say should never have happened.

>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> california versus amazon. how how our status as the only retailer is costing all of you a a lot more money. governor gavin gavin newsom signs off on something called c.a.r.e. court. court. what it is and what it means for people who live with homelessness and mental health issues. plus this. > >> queen elizabeth is now lying in state with hundreds of thousands waiting to file past her coffin. on danya bacchus in london with more on the queen's final journey from buckingham palace. > >>, everybody, i'm reed cowan. start with a green light on a new effort to help californians expensing to health and substane abuse issues. kpix 5's anne makovec has the details on thi. this one. hi, anne. >> this is that new c.a.r.e. court system we've been talking about for the past few months. the governor finally signed that that bill in san jose, today. the goal is treating people with people with severe mental illnes mental illness, forcing them, basically, to get help here is how it's going to work. family members, healthcar

. >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . > >> three deadly shootings in oakland, all within an hour of each other. how police say the timing had them scrabbling. > >> once again, storm clouds on the horizon. a beautiful look from salesforce howard. i'm tracking the first alert weather alert weather showers are it to san francisco comes alive, the influx of people, something called dream force. good afternoon, everybody, i'm reed cowan. we can tell you right now, three people are dead from separate shootings that happen 45 minutes apart. the first one, one, around 7:45 last night near near the oakland islamic center on telegraph avenue in the pill hill neighborhood. oakland police say it was a drive-by. two men, 27 years old, 59 years old, both died at the scene. a 19-year-old also took a bullet but drove himself to the hospital. then later at the very very same scene a suspected drunk driver hit a parked police police car that was investigating there, sending two two officers go to the hospital, hospital, but they are expected to be okay. closer to 8:30 a woman w

>> from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> >> right now, starting today we are in the grip of the dangerous dangerous heat wave that is not going to like over several days . our meteorologist is trackingw hot it is going to get. > >> containment of the larger two two wildfires near the oregon border the flames have destroyed destroyed does have forced thousand to evacuate. > >> less extremely hot weather can create difficult situations bay area firefighters. coming up, we will show you how they are managing stay cool this. >> good morning, it is sunday, september 4. thank you for joing us. let's check, he was our firt alert urologist.'s the back it is going to pick up today. the t of this is still going to be monday and tuesday. i would just just show you how this is going to play out. temperatures are great out there now. it is relatively want to start the mog but it is what happens obviously obviously for the afternoon daye highs. look where we were yesterday. today it is 100 and five monday and tuesday you can see for the peak of this is. this will play out all of t

. >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> 3:00 on a friday with your breaking news. a fast-moving brush fire burning near 580, in oakland. multiple homes damaged. damaged. the latest on the fight to protect the blood prop. blood property. > >> and we are going to look at the air quality through that part of oakland thanks to the smoke coming off that fire. thankfully we are not looking at at the heat wave anymore, and we we are about to see rain. we will have the in the forecast coming up. track > >> tragedy on a school day, a young boy hit while getting to . to school. good afternoon, i'm reed cowan. > >> we are going to go to live video on 35th, right now, showig now, showing it started as a vegetation fire along 580 then quickly followed up that hillside as fires do, spread into the backyard of several homes. there is significant damage to at least three structures right now. the fire is at four alarms. what does that mean? just extra men and women on the ground fighting th. the fire. now, a much better situation as we go to chopper video here, right now, li

>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> fighting hate against asians in the bay area. how a company is stepping up. > >> crisis averted. the biden administration is touting the te deal between the nation's railway workers and carriers with a looming strike just hours hours away. skyler henry at the white house, detailing the agreement of what president biden calls the backbone of the nation. > >> good afternoon, i'm reed cowan. let's start with the new new million-dollar claimant to t to fight hate and hate crimes against asian americans in the bay area. kpix 5's [ end of song song ] of it with moreec anne m >> this afr a huge spike spike in hate crimes over the asian community in the last two. two years. citizen, you mentioned, is a popular app where people can share what's going on in their neighborhoods, neighborhoods, and no one in 3 people is already using this ap. this app. it also has a premium version that gives you access to to 24/7 monitoring, texting, and and video chatting, with agents. agents. and now the app is partnering with good water capitol. an

changing the landscape of film by a bay area film maker. > >> than a reminder, join us every week day for our new live newscast at 7:00 and 8:00 on our sister station kbcw and cbs news bay area. we want you to find us on pluto channel 397 naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. >> welcome back. a new action comedy by a bay area filipino film maker makes its big debut this weekend. as you can see here behind me, it is called lumpia with a vengeance. >> can you confirm that the restaurant incident is the work of the so-called taquito man? >> it's not a taquito, it's a filipino lumpia. >> it is not a taquito. patricio patricio ginelsa never really saw anyone on the screen that do somethi

>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> what a day! stocks plunge after the latest inflation repo. inflation report. what this signals for your while in the months to come. > >> the twitter whistleblower. his concerns about how the social media giant is handling user data. i'm natalie brand with the awtey be aker >> plus, vendors cleared out. the crackdown on the sale of stolen goods, in san francisco. > >> good afternoon, thank you so much for tuning in this afternoon, i'm reed cowan. what a day on wall street! we are watching your wallets after stocks once again took a plungee plunge. anne has more on the difficult day. hi, anne. >> they say don't look at your 401(k). the federal inflation report today really made a lot of investors nervous. so let's go ahead and take a look at those closing numbers, today. the dow dropping nearly 1300 pos 1300 points, or almost 4%. the nasdaq, down more than 5%. and the s&p 500 fell, 4.3%. today's inflation report shows ear over your prices were actually down, slightly from july to august, but they

. ♪ >> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. > >> california's power grid pushedmit of the state state faces its highest power demands in years. how a heatwave is forcing everybody to to make changes at home for the next several days. > >> i am john ramis where the city is employing an unusual piece of equipment to help clean clean up some of the dead, rotting fish as a result of the toxic algae bloom. sure leader, the forgotten hero in the fightr fight for rights in the south bay and the man honoring him through art. we begin with vape erik runge facing the state during the file for california is under a flex alert, state regulators are asking people to scale back energy use until 9:0. 9:00 tonight. another flex alert alert was issued for tomorrow, it is the fourth day in a row. max darrow has more on our stressed energy grid and how cutting back could be good for your wallet. >> reporter: as the he ramps up, up, so will the stress on the power grid. for the fourth consecutive day, californians are being asked to conserve power. a flex alert is in place until 9:0

cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. > >> one of the areas biggest homeless camps is cleared, but the problem has only moved down the street. >> i used to be on the other si, other side, but they kicked us out. >> from one camp to the next, it's the cycle of being homeless in san jose. >> it breaks my heart, seeing them move from here to there. >> >> you have to have faith that things will be okay. >> the story of the campers who created their new homes near a baseball field and the question of how long they can stay. > >> fed up with oakland's crime wave, the business owners fighting for attention from police. >> we call them, but the responses so late. >> reporter: and we asked oakland's department of violence violence prevention about its strategy to get to the root of the problem. >> violence impacts families, individuals, communities, and we we are responding to that around-the-clock. > >> and a strange side effect to the shaking. how a recent earthe recent earthquake got the water flowing again in one sonoma county creek. >> that was bone dry. the creek befor

. >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> >> last minute preparations ahead of hurricane ian. i'm jason allen on florida's gulf coast where people are either packing up or boarding up before the arrival of a major hurricane. > >> another deadly shooting in oakland, and no police are investigating, once again, and pledging to do more against gun violence. > >> they want it yesterday, if not now. bay area flight attendants hit the picket lines with what they say they need too their jobs and to stay safe. good afternoon, everybody, i'm reed cowan. > >> right now, florida, bracing for impact as the outer bands of of ian reaches the state. let's go to images of key west, where things are empty, a person out . out there.20million people e un right now. iacu cuba ie a cat you can see it fm from space, a lot of lightning. look at the twinkling clouds, there. reporter jason allen is about to show you he is now strengthening in the gulf of mexico, barreling towards florida. >> there is a breeze, but the heaviest rain is still sitting just outside the metro area. the the d

cbs news bay area begins now with juliette goodrich. > >> parts of the bay area still g the energy demand making it hard it hard for people like renee mitchell just to get home. >> my phone not having been charged right now. > >> heat related problems caused transit headaches. we ask what they are doing to keep the comme the commute on track. > >> yet another first alert day n thursday. tracking the temperats but also when the heat wave migt finally come to an end. > >> off the grid. have all the heat and power outages made you think about going solar? a new it to make the switch. when this this bay area doctor is off duty, she is harvesting fruit from home gardens. >> it is a pretty satisfying feeling of, i got that one. >> meet the volunteers collecting a bacd a backyard county to help out ll food banks. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. > >> thanks for watching. the heat wave drags on. we are on dy seven of triple digits and you've got to feel for small business owners just getting power back on. we want to introduce you to meg sharp. shet the day throwing out food.

. > >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. > >> hello. it is hard to believe, , we are weeks into the school year, and district across the bay area are still struggling to to fill teacher positions. and now, a new survey warns, the state could lose more teachers due to burnout. more than 68% of of teachers describe their job as exhausting. according to they according to the survey by the california teachers associationd ucla, one in five said they wily leave the profession in the nexe years. one of the biggest probls of the biggest problems they cited was finding affordable ho. san francisco is taking action o help. and today, the city celebd today, the city celebrated the groundbreaking of its first affordable housing project for . housing project for teachers. this village on 43rd avenue on the after sunset. it will provie sunset. it will provide 135 news 135 new homes for district empls for district employees, educators and their families eag between $35,000 and $150,000 will be eligible. >> at a time when san francisco residents conti

>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> another first alert weather day, extreme heat across the bay bay area, once again. i'm tracking how long this can last, last, in the forecast. > >> and your power grid is likely likely to be affected. cal iso just issued an alert to brace for possible power outages, tonight. we are tracking the demand on the power grid for major blackouts. > >> then a young ones and head back to school today amid the heat wave. how districts are adjusting plans to keep their little ones healthy while at school. afternoon, everybody, i'm reed cowan. in first alert weather, we know the extreme heat is bearing down on us once again, and it's expected to be at its worst, today. across the bay area and many areas. we are tracking the temperatures and threat of major power outages. first alert chief meteorologist, meteorologist, paul heggen is busy, he joins me now, and people are bracing for those te. those temperatures. >> temperatures are extremely hot across the bay area. the last thing you would want is a power outage, but you need to have a

he is fun. > >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. > >> hello. it is hard to believe, , we are weeks into the school year, and district across the bay area are still struggling to to fill teacher positions. and now, a new survey warns, the state could lose more teachers due to burnout. more than 68% of of teachers describe their job as exhausting. according to they according to the survey by the california teachers associationd ucla,

. > >> you're watching cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. > >> hello, i know it is hard to believe there was a small drop in temperatures today, but don't don't expect the modest relief to last for long. if you live in in the east bay, you are surely sweating it out today. right now now in dublin it is 93 degrees. the eighth straight flex alert of this heat wave is still in effect for two more hours. while while it appears power demand has peaked for the day, you are still urged to conserve to prevent any rotating blackouts. we are seeing some more heat related outages right now. here is a look at the map. not nearly nearly as colorful as yesterday. but the biggest problems are again in the south bay, including the area around 101 and san jose, which went dark yesterday as well. the man of the hour, the men of the last couple days. i know you are the messenger, but we still have more of this. >> we do. a modest decrease in temperatures today. it was still still hot, but we backed away from that all-time heat we had . had yesterday. let's take a look look at today's high temperature

. >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> interest rates, going up once once again, as the feds try to fight off inflation. we are tracking what it means for your wallet. > >> 680 cops? the math doesn't work out. >> violence on the street and oakland police are busy trying to keep up here it > >> less real issues highlighted in art. meet the muralist putting the latina experience i. in focus. > >> get in, thanks so much for jg for joining. i'm reed cowan. > >> the federal reserve is asking asking for interest rates to go up another bid to slow inflation. here's how it's shaking up today. the rate incrs rate increases three quarters of of a percentage point. this is the third straight month rates have been hiked to that shortly. shortly. that brings the total increase this year to more than three percentage points. the move is pushing up a cost for you to get a loan to the hope it is it will rise easing prices wy we pay. >> it supposes significant hardship especially for those least able to meet the higher cost of essential items. >> let's talk about those essentials