kpix 5's max darrow darrow introduces us to a woman who knows firsthand how this could be a game changer. >> reporter: you will also find tammy maeda in her backyard. clippers in hand trimming the flowers and bushes. so the best parts can shine. >> for me that is equivalent to reminding myself that even though i have alzheimer's, there's dill a lot of me left. and it is like a rose bush, maybe i take away some of my negativity, my positivity can s. can shine. >> reporter: was diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's disease five years ago. she has kept her her diagnosis close to home for a wild but she is now ready to open up. >> i realized that all of us living with this disease are truly triumphant. >> reporter: here she is putting putting the finishing touches on on the speech she will give at this year's silicon valley walk to and alzheimer's. >> i was chosen and asked this year to represent the alzheimes the alzheimer's food flower. i consider that quite an honor. >> >> she will be speaking at a time where there is new hope on the horizon. clinical trials for for a new spear mental dr

. > >> i am max darrow. fleet week s an incredibly exciting time on e bay.there is an agency that haa huge role in keeping everyone safe. 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. prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't believe those idiots are going to fall for this. 90%! hey mark, did you know california is sending us all their money? suckers. -those idiots! [ laughter ] imagine that, a whole state made up of suckers. vote no on 27. it's a terrible

max darrow shows us how the military and first responders use this time to practice critical missions. >> reporter: for the general pu, fleet week provides an opportuny to check out some of the cool ships, planes and more that are on display here in the bay areat for the military and our public safety agencies, it provides a rare opportunity for them to trn together and we are going to get get an earthquake eventually. mt be tomorrow. might be 100 years from now. but we need to be prepared for that. >> reporter: mike is a battaliof with the sapphire department. hs personnel train for the inevitae big one with members of the marines and navy on pressure island, honing the skills they would need to use for search ree efforts after a devastating earthquake. >> it is going to tax our resou. so they are working on breakingd breaching concrete, shoring, meg stabilizing collapsed buildings, stabilizing collapsed buildings, stabilizing collapsed buildings, stabilizing collapsed buildings, stabilizing collapsed buildings, stabilizing collapsed buildings, stabilizing collapsed buildings, stabil

max darrow found out more about the demonstration the demonstration from a vetera. from a veteran pilot. >> reporter: getting to see a bg 777 move around iconic landmarks around iconic landmarks is a sie that still inspires the veterant veteran pilot who trains the pis the pilots to fly the plane during the fleet week demonstration. >> we want them to say, wow. to see a commercial airliner flyovr a commercial airliner flyover an an iconic setting like san francisco bay, it's amazing. i like the initial pass because it's a little bit of inspiration you see that big airplane at 30. >> we got an up close look at te close look at the maintenance b. maintenance base. >> it is an aerodynamic engineering marvel. >> reporter: the wide-body jet is the largest airplane in thei. >> we are standing inside of a l electric turbo engine. and now, you can get the size of this ine machine. >> reporter: a handful of pilotn handful of pilots train will fle will fly the plane over the golden gate bridge and all over the bay. and then turn around alcatraz and passed by again. when you a

kpix 5 max darrow found out and shows us what they are doing. >> reporter: cleaning is an incredibly important part of brewing beer, and like the beer making process it takes a lot of water. but unlike the beer making process, the water used here doesn't need to be as high quality. >> this is reused water we are using to recycle through the system over and over again. >> reporter: dane is the brewmaster at anchor brewing company in san francisco. his brewery is now spending less on water and saving more of it. not an easy task during california's crippling drought. >> everybody needs to be doing something. we are proud to be part of that or making an impact. >> reporter: through a partnership with the san francisco public utility condition, anchor brewing installed a water reuse system on site that allows them to collect, treat, and reuse process water, water used during the brewing process for parts of the operation outside of brewing the beer itself. like for cleaning and pooling towers. >> not direct contact with the beer or anything that will become beer, so this is the water com

as kpix 5's max darrow reports, for some, getting the shot isn't as much of a priority as it was. >> reporter: when the first booster shot became widely available about a year ago, people lined up for it. there was a sense of urgency about it. that is it the case right now with the new bivalent omicron booster shot. like many people, alejandro still takes some covid-related safety precautions, but some people, he hasn't gotten around to getting the latest covid shot. the bivalent omicron booster. >> i have not gotten it. >> reporter: he is not worried about missing a day of work. >> i feel like my work environment , they remind me to take those days off. vote it is just not top of mind right now. >> i really haven't needed in my schedule. >> reporter: he is not alone. only about 15% of the eligible and eligible population in san mateo county have received the booster shot. >> last year at this time, we were saying about 13,000 people a week at our clinics. we are definitely not at that level now. maxeys of the county is doing better than the country, but says they want to get those n

go out and express your opinion , and you do that by voting. >> reporter: in san mateo county, max darrow, kpix 5. >> mullin is the front runner is endorsed by congresswoman spear. canepa was a runner-up with 24% of the vote. we will have much more from each candidate on our website, kpix.com. and a reminder, we got you covered on election night with three ways to watch. coverage begins at 5:00 on kpix 5, cbs news bay area. >>> california's largest union is accusing fast food companies of violating -- franchises are gathering signatures for a ballot measure that would overturn a new law. the law creates workers council that can set minimum pay standards for the industry. they filed a complaint. they allege voters are being told that supporting the ballot measure will rage minimum wage for food workers, when it could actually prevent that from happening. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, a bit a disturbing rise in anti-semitism across the nation. mourners reflect on one of the worst incidents of anti-jewish violence in u.s. history. >>> alameda county is poised for a new community hub. how it wil

. >> kpix 5's max darrow is in san francisco with the story. vote in elon musk era is officially underway at twitter. a long time employee tells us she's excited to see what musk does with the company but is also anxious about what the transition means for her. as she headed into twitter hq on friday, gina told us there are a lot of questions floating around that that elon musk is in charge. smoker number one thing, are we going to get laid off? he says 75% , that is his number. that is the number for concern for everyone right now. >> reporter: musk reportedly ousted several top executives wanted to go over the company. the change of the top comes after a month long legal battle between musk and twitter. >> it has been already chaotic. we have already experienced that. i'm thinking there is going to be more to come. >> reporter: she says she's half stressed, have excited. >> i have been at twitter for seven years. i am happy to see what he is going to take us into. >> reporter: it is not just the twitter employees who are wondering how this is

. >> fleet week isn't just about the ship tours and the blue angels, kpix 5's max darrow. >> reporter: it provides an opportunity to check out some of the cool ships, planes, and more on display here in the bay area, but for the military and our public safety agencies, it provides a rare opportunity for them to train together. we're going to get an earthquake eventually. might be tomorrow, might be 100 years from now, but we need to be prepared for that. mark mullen is a battalion chief. his personnel trained for the inevitable big one on treasure island, honing the skills they'd need to use for search and rescue efforts after a devastating earthquake. earthquake. >> when the big one happen, it's going to tax our resources, so they are working on breaking and breaching concrete, shoring, meaning stabilizing cd stabilizing collapsed buildings, and then on lifting and moving heavy concrete objects. so it't objects. so it's important that we all get to learn how to work with one another, communicate,n communicate, learn how each other operates so that we can best handle the situation whe

does judge darrow have things under control?oh yeah the judge in wisconsin absolutely has things under control. who is not under control is the defendant who fired his own defense team when they had considered the not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect. three psychiatrists came in and said the guy is not insane. if you can believe that and so now the guy is trying the case. this judge, i believe it judge darrow shows incredible restraint. >> jesse: too much restraint, judge. >> no. not too much restraint. >> jesse: i think she is charged with too much restrand. >> he is charged with killing six people and injuring others. you don't understand. when these cases go up on appeal the appellate court is not worried about the stress level at the trial court they are worried about that record. everything i saw judge darrow do is right on point. her whole temperament on point. i love her. >> jesse: i'm not in love of the temperament. she argumentative and giving him too much leeway. can they shackle him and remove him from the

the al qaeda linked, al, sure bob extremist group has claimed responsibility for the attack. darrow struck in the heart of the somali capitan do gars loaded with explosives door to a busy intersection. you know, several government offices the force lost in the education ministry compound several minutes late. ok. the 2nd explosion, just as ambulance is door to door i. the cloud of smoke shows the power of the blossoms. oh, i was in the area when the 1st explosion went off. after that i ran away so many dead people, but i don't know the exact number. may god have mercy on the dead people and help the injured this is the dead. he is attacking somalia since a truck bombing at the same spot in 2017 game. more than 500 people dozens of people gathered outside hospitals to search for missing loved ones. claiming responsibility for the attack, the archive, the linked, ultra bob group, quality, education, ministry, and enemy bees that receive support from non muslim countries. somalia president visited the site of the blast and vowed to continue fighting the islamists. what county ohio. the saw ma

but it was another worrying outing for reigning champion, fabio at quite darrow, whose grip on the world title appears to be slip. if fabio quarter are real fails to retain the move to gp world championship, the chances are he will look back on phillip island as the moment got away. desperate to regain ground after an early mistake, saw him slip from 5th 22nd overcooked to turn on latin and slid out of the race. francesco bog, naya was the big beneficiary. the italian stormed to the front and led going into the final lap. blistering finishes from alex rennes and the legendary mark marquez . so the ducati, lenovo man fit to 3rd rinse, took the flag to become the 7th different winner the season while back now. as 3rd place puts him 14 points, i had a quarter are all going into the seasons penultimate race and malaysia. but the day belonged to spades. wren's says okay, reclaimed. what could be a last? when for suzuki before the team quit smooth g p at the end of the season. here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. officials in iran say 4 people are dead, and dozens are in

max darrow also got an up close look at the engines that power the plane. scott tells us he hopes the air show will encourage people to become pilots because there is a shortage in commercial aviation. aviation. you can join meteorologist and pilot jessicah jessica burch virtually. if you have virtual reality goggles, you will be in the cockpit with her. go to our cbs news bay area news bay area youtube channel. we have also posted the link on. > >> no one can stay away from fleet week, and that includes our pal, carl the fog. how you t the name cole with a k? >> it's the fog. we had a littlt today. >> similar tomorrow. made for al effect they were trying to operate above it. let's take a k at what things look like right . look like right now. while the r show was starting, it was a fairly confined channel of fog g right through the golden gate. just within a half hour, it didd hour, it did expand closer to te coastline. try to pick a perspee pick a perspective. you will her the jazz but not necessarily se. not necessarily see them. temperatures are going t

in los altos, max darrow, kpix 5 > >> housing is on the ballot in e november election. voters in san san francisco have two dueling measures to sort out and we want want to help you sort out exacty what the differences are. for instance, prop d and prop e both e both aim to make it easier anr to build more affordable homes.a key difference is how many below many below market rate units ar. prop d calls for 15% more unitsn already mandated by the city. pp e would add another 8% of the tl number of units in the project.p d supporters include mayor breed mayor breed and senator scott wiener. they say it's time that the most aggressive -- of the hg crisis issues are combated. now opponents of prop d say there's no requirement for developers ty build affordable units once thet approval. right now, applications are open for president biden's student loan debt forgiveness program. > >> the federal website went live went live for a beta launch friday evening. officials are hoping to work out the kinks over the next few weeks and if you apply now, you will not have have to reapp

in san francisco, max darrow, kpix 5. >>> still ahead tonight, after decades of working to make the city a better place, a bishop honored for his years of service. >>> and you'll have to wait longer for fresh dungeness crab to be on the menu. >>> and we talk about halloween season has delayed the dungeness crab season to protect whale and buoy lines. it applies to all fishing from mendecino to the mexican border. they plan to reassess november 23rd to decide when the season can start. >>> san mateo police telling people to be on the lookout after a mountain lion was spotted in a yard on dale hurst court friday. they said the the big cat has been sticking to the same area, spotted twice in the same yard in recent weeks. they say it's not acted aggressively, so they're just letting people in the area know to be on the lookout. >>> darren, would you say for the models looking ahead, when you're turning the corner on seasons from summer to autumn, winter to spring, that the models have trouble nailing more extended forecasts? >> that's been the pattern the last six weeks. this storm for tues

max darrow found out more about the demonstration the demonstration from a vetera. from a veteran pilot. >> reporter: getting to see a bg 777 move around iconic landmarks around iconic landmarks is a sie that still inspires the veterant veteran pilot who trains

that is near o farrell and a visit darrow not far from lower pac heights speakers will include the victim's daughter, actor daniel dae kim nobel peace prize nominee amanda, when among others, hundreds of people are expected to attend the ceremony. >> former executives with have agreed to pay 117 million dollars over accusations. the company ignited 2 of the most destructive wildfires and modern state history. as karma dickerson tells us tonight that money will go a long way towards helping people who are still struggling to afford new homes. >> so this is. my room all by myself with no 3 year-old taking up any surveys. a bathroom and then my closet here. elizabeth brewster never imagined she'd be marveling at something as simple as having a room to herself. i got. >> my first water bill. my of all, i was like gets excited about a bill, someone who lost her home. the 2018 camp fire and has been staying with friends and family ever sense. and then also i had my son, which was not planned right after that. the last 4 years have been unpredictable to say the least. but now 3 stability in sight

to be vacant for a while because of repairs, like water damage at 33 tahoma, or fire damage at 901 darrow. opponents say, a poorly-written proposal that could have unintended consequences for some property owners. >> the owner of a small area, and the affordable housing opportunity for property owners, could be subject to the tax if one of the occupants doesn't. that's a major problem >> t's arrangement allows for multiple owners of a shared building. >> reporter: the major concern for san francisco apartment association members is the possibility of a new tax when they're still unsure about the city rebounding from the pandemic. in service call, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news . >>> contra costa county, trying to reassure voters that the election process is secure. the county tested its tabulation machine this morning, which is a state requirement. a new concern this year, election staffing software on a company called connex. the company ceo was just indicted in l.a. county on accusations of grand theft and embezzlement. contra costa county uses the same software for its poor workers

it's just darrow, it's there at that. here in you story, gold finger leave. i'm give it to the nails and what the russians they destroyed all gone for. they destroyed our home phone. did they kill city allows right mo, amber. we see the error. these bear up is there a dock is drew. dessert drew brace of these one. every rogers are through it, the russians need you. brainy, resolved your granules in that. why they keel severe people residents have been told to go to bomb shelters immediately. though with you, the co wishlist machine is the within the pro pasco, i was just talking to other women as we were going to work. and as i was passing by here, they just told me to go straight to the bomb shelter. i haven't even gotten to the office with ukraine says the latest russian attacks came from so called kamikaze drones made by iran. the drones seen in these images during the attacks can loiter over a target area before finding and hitting the target for the people of keep, it means more damage and destruction from the war which has made a painful return to their

their relatives have been informed of the bodies will be sent to darrow doone glory, the weather is bad in the high regions. so we'll try to get the bodies here, which have been recovered with what this will be our effort. and in this relation, the air force and army are also working so that we recover the bodies and then get them here. tropical storm julia has strengthened to a hurricane as it moves closer to central america is made landfall along nicaragua, caribbean coast, with sustained winds, reaching a 140 kilometers per hour. earlier, julia brought strong waves and high winds to the colombian island of san undress. now libya is suffering one of the worst water crises in the world. years of drought, 10 war have left millions of people struggling to get the water they need. but one community has put together to tap into the natural resource underground. for high right has story. the district of double hobby in the western mountains of libya is one of the warmest areas of the country. but droughts is forced members of the merits, family in the village of audience to dig deep. with t

president nixon, former speaker tip o'neill and american civil liberties union attorney clarence darrow. another new book that's just out, atlantic journalist, former espn sports center anchor jamelle hill has released her memoir entitled uphill. in it, she recounts the backlash she received in 2017 after calling former president trump a white supremacist. in a twitter post. now also each national publications publish, reviews of new books. here's to publishers weekly. took a look at james crawford's forthcoming book, the edge of the plane how borders make and break our world. publishers weekly writes, quote, crawford delves into change, mass migration, covid 19 and other contemporary issues interwoven with borders. this is a vital and eloquent that borders control our landscapes, our memories, our identities. and in the washington times, nnifer harper tak, a look at the new book about the career of rush limbaugh. quote, is there still a must reador republicans and conservatives out there? she asks. the answer is yes. miss harper writes of, radio's greatest of all time. jennifer harper

max darrow, kpix 5 . >>> breezy conditions this weekend. feeling every bit like fall. we will check out our fire danger in a moment. the cool weather will continue next week. the dry weather is going to continue into next week. a couple of sprinkles. nothing substantial. we will break through to full sunshine. the winds will pickup. we will take a look at what that means for the fire danger. combining all of the different actors and not just wind speed and direction but temperature, relative humidity levels and dryness. we rank it on a scale of one to 10. around five for the east bay. winds will relax but pick up again on sunday we will be back to a four, five or six on sunday afternoon. these numbers would be a lot worse. the fact that we are going to be cool is helping us out. the fire fuels have largely dried out with that little bit of rain that we had in september. things are not looking too good in that regard. temperatures today will top out below average. there is the cool part of the forecast. just about 60 degrees along the coast. with the sun breaking throug

. >> reporter: in san francisco, max darrow, kpix 5 . >>> breezy conditions this weekend.ling every bit like paul. we will check out our fire danger in a moment. the cool weather will continue next week. the dry weather is going to continue into next week. a couple of sprinkles. nothing substantial. we will break through to full sunshine . the winds will pickup. we will take a look at what that is for the fire danger. combining all of the different actors and not just when speed and direction but temperature, relative humidity levels and dryness. we rank it on a scale of one to 10. around five for the east bay. winds will relax but pick up again on sunday we will be back to a four , five or six on sunday afternoon. these numbers would be a lot worse . the fire fuels have largely dried out with that little bit of rain that we had in september. things are not looking too good in that regard. temperatures today will top out below average. there is the cool part of the forecast. just about 60 degrees along the coast. you will actually be warmer. mid-to-upper 60s around the pen

. >> reporter: in san francisco, max darrow, kpix 5. >>> it doesn't look like conditions are going to improve anytime soon. >> federal whether officials say drouwildfire risks remaigh climate pattern infor ird win. monwillbring dr conditions to the uth . here in california it is likely we won't see any improvement with our drought. with a deepening drought in many parts of the country, the wildfire forecast as to the hazy outlook for air quality, especially for the livermore valley and the santa clara valley. both locations typically see higher levels of air pollution on the region. mary lee takes us up to show us why. >> it is a great place to hike if you like to hike uphill. >> reporter: harmony oswald likes to hike at the park in sa jose. one of her favorite thing about it is the view. >> you get a great view of the city. you can even see downtown >> reporter: from high above, harmony has the perfect view of the city, and the cities are quality. >> the last week i've been noticing, specially up top that you can see a bit of haze and fog, down in the city area. kind of laying down i

with ongoing tension and fireworks between the accused killer, darrell brooks, and judge jennifer darrowesenting himself and it's causing all kinds of chaos as he is not an attorney. >> i am not taking it up. all right? it is irrelevant. >> it needs to be noted for the record. >> it doesn't need to be noted. the jury is coming back out and i'm going to warn you if you bring this up again, i will pause and i will remove you to the next room for being disrespectful, for being interrupt i have, for being disruptive and for bringing up irrelevant matters. >> throughout this trial brooks is telling that judge and witnesses that he doesn't go by his own name. instead, he says he is a third party representing a client, which is himself. >> ford escape came through the parade route and you drove past me and wouldn't stop, and you continued driving into the parade route. >> who is you? >> darryl brooks, the defendant, seated at the table. >> let the record reflect that i do not identify by that name, nor do i know anybody by that name. >> there's been a series of jaw dropping moments in this tria

by sunday morning, nearly the entire archipelago was submerged in flood water. eduardo believe darrow says he wasn't able to get any sleep made up, wouldn't notice. i'm in bo, but it's the 1st time this has happened to us. we've been through it since last night. we can't change because all our clothes are wet and some were even swear pauline, we've lost so much. even our chickens died. lisa flores, one of her daughters, neighbors says she feared for her life and her children. another one and my 2 little daughters were home. what if they drowned in her house collapsed? we would have been buried alive. fortunately, while flood waters continued to rise in other areas, they were slowly receding in their neighbourhood. i want to give you a sense of how high flood waters rose here, right now. it's angle deep, but look at this dark pink streak over the light pink paved of the gate. this was how high the flood waters were. thousands of filipinos are still in temporary shelters. social workers here say it may take a few days before evacuation can return to their homes, social welfare secretary

post mortems under way was over, their relatives have been informed that the bodies will be sent to darrow doone. glory, the weather is bad in the high regions. so we'll try to get the bodies here, which have been recovered because this will be our effort. and in this relation, the air force and army are also working so that we recover the bodies and then get them here. tropical storm julia has strengthened to a hurricane as it moves closer to central america. it's made line fall along nicaragua was cow to be in coast with sustained winds, reaching a 140 kilometers per hour. earlier julia brought strong waves and high winds to the columbian island of sun undress, florida, north and south carolina are assessing the damage left and the aftermath of how to can ian early estimates. put the cost between $30.00 and a $100000000000.00 that could make it one of the costliest storms to have ever hit the u. s. kristen salome has this report from new york tallying up the losses from hurricane ian has only just begun. our roof is in the back of the house for these retirees, seeing the damage to their

the bodies will be sent to darrow doone, glory, the weather is bad in the high regions. so we'll try to get the bodies here, which have been recovered with what this'll be our effort and miss relation. the air force and army are also working so that we recover the bodies and then get them here. at least 22 people have died and more than 50 are missing off to flooding and venezuela. damp was swept tree trunks and debris from surrounding mountains in the community of surge areas. around 67 kilometers, southwest of crackers, pumps used to power the towns drinking water have been carried away. government says it's working to rescue people who are trapped under the mud. a powerful soul miss forecast had more countries in the set in central america. after making land for nicaragua, our can, julia has been downgraded to a tropical storm. heavy rain and high winds. it slammed into nicaragua on sunday. the storm is expected to move along the pacific coast of honduras, el salvador, and guatemala. the u. s. national harkins center is issued a warning for life threatening flash once

the shot coming from barca darrow in the background.or the girl going on is that lots of cloud cover that we had just from yesterday, but will probably get some clearing even from this vantage point into the late afternoon. that again, late afternoon from the bay standpoint inland, you'll see it a lot sooner. of course. now back to the fog situation. reminiscent more of a post rain event type of fog rather than our typical type of fog we get in the morning hours. that mixes out starting from the surface but were left over with the cloud cover aloft back again. it comes greeting us tomorrow morning. good coverage there around the delta solano county through contra costa county temperature. check for you. a lower 60's over most of the real estate. we got 59 going on santa rosa. 63 san jose. our forecast calls for this for the they 64 san francisco. 67 for oakland some afternoon clearing happening here as we get to 1 2 o'clock in the afternoon, a little bit or a effort here. san jose. 71 with afternoon clearing and mild in the temperature