with our weekend journal here is elizabeth cooke from cbs station kpex. >> this is not what a tomatoo look like, but for a lot of farmers in the central valley this is exactly what they're seeing. scorched, flattened, ruined fruit. the culprit? >> i think it's the climate change that plays the biggest role here. >> nick metcalf grows gourmet to p natos and he's cultivated some of the most fertile soil in the world. that said, he's never seen anything quite like this. >> never, i think. this is the hottest summer i've ever encountered in my life. >> one in four of all tomatoes on the planet is ground here in california, but the recent extreme heat has damaged a big chunk of them. >> pretty much baked them all. >> nick lost two-thirds of his crop, so badly damaged it's really only good for compost. nick sells slightly scorched tomatoes at a discount at the farmer's market in san rafael, he told all eight dollars. >> some people mack sals as. >> he sells to top restaurants all around the bay area. one of his customers, renowned of the nopa restaurant. >> we are here to celebrate farmers

as elizabeth cook reports, it even caught the the attention of a world-renowned artist. >> just waitour typical artist. he likes to paint on a big canvas. >> there is this myth of artists artists being locked up in the studio like van gogh, and the idea of doing street art murals, we are out in the community, we out in public space. >> you've probably seen his work work on the sides of buildings in the mission. today, his canvas is on the concrete at jfk jfk drive in golden gate park. a a place he's been coming to since he was a kid. >> i use the space, me and my friends, my wife get on our bikes, and use the promenade. my my mom is 75 years old, we get out and walk at the great highway. >> reporter: he is one of dozens dozens of artists whose work is displayed on the flat mile-long's wretch of jfk. a street it's been closed to cars since 2020, to give folks a place to safely get outside during the pandemic. it's all part of a public art installation, spearheaded by ben ben davis of eliminate. the same same folks who bought you the bay lights. >> the opportunity to help this road con

here is nick major: elizabeth cook agreed.maddison begged: now, last week, we featured your reactions to the ending of dateline: london. that wasn't the only news channel programme to have its final addition last weekend. here is jane hill with mark kermode on the last ever film review. thank you. it has been an absolute pleasure and a privilege. although i've sat here since 2018 and i've still not got to the end of a horror movie, have i? the amount of times i have sat opposite — the amount of times i have sat opposite you and said it was not a — opposite you and said it was not a horror movie went it honestly _ not a horror movie went it honestly it was. it's been a real pleasure. i really enjoyed our conversations. if it's encouraged everybody to go and see something they wouldn't have seen otherwise, great. i was trying to think of something profound to say and i'm picking of "here's lookin' at you, kid". and i think it's better to say this, from lock, stock and two smoking battles, "it's been emotional". simon finch was o

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truly, also for ourselves. >> reporter: elizabeth cook, kp. > >> let's talk warriors.nd warriors. draymond green returned to practice for the first time since last week's infamous punch. green and poole shared the floor yesterday. it's floor yesterday. it's the first time since draymond socked poole. over the longer term, green has been a mentor to poole. he was asked if the role. >> i am not sure. as i said, that's not up to me. nor do i think there is relevance. jordan is relevance. jordan is a professional. i am a professional. we have a job to . we both have experienced a lot f winning over the course of our lives, and we know what that ta. so we are going to do just thatt it takes to win. >> so it's going to be interestg to see the first few games of the season and see how that relationship is going. >> every time i see that video,i don't like that at all. >> no. >> a lot of fans don't. >> disappointing and not a goody to start the season. >> so true. > >> 49ers though, that brings sm. >> it brings plenty smiles. thee gearing up to take on the falcons for another

i am elizabeth cook. it's fire prevention week and in californa we know all too well how fire season can spiral out of of control. attorney general banta announced a guideline to help governments with wildfire risk when considering projects in fire prone areas. >> our former governor said it . he said this is the new normal.y we are adding on to his word. ts is the new normal. and when it comes to development, we can't continue business as usual. we must adjust. we must change. >> guidelines include restrictis on new developments. that includes how many new homes are built in what location, topogray and wind as well as how easy it would be to eve ak ate and access to emergency services. > >> today is a typical october dy for bay area weather. we are inr a change a little bit later this this week. let's check with jessica burch. > >> how is it going? this fog impacted us over the weekend. we the weekend. we started friday able to see the airshow. they did a modified show saturday and and by sunday it rolle

goo evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> he would allow people to continue renew daca protections and work permits but the federa government is prohibiting from approvalling new applications. jocelyn moran spoke to one daca recipients. >> reporter: the obama era deferred action for childhood arrivals program allowed them t work in the u.s. without the fear of deportation but the policy faced legal battles and continues to. >> not fearing for my deportation allowed me privileg that gave me the confidence i needed. >> he is trying to get to work and make a living. >> the office is a couple of blocks. i'm trying to get mysel in the zone, the work zone and the way that only bad bunny can get me in that work zone, telling me i can dress how i want and be who i want and danc how i want. >> reporter: stopping at the coffee shop is a must. >> a mexican mocha. >> reporter: the bay area is hi home. >> . >> all it will communities mixe together to retain the rights. >> reporter: he calls it home, there is an uncertainty, he cam from mexico when he was eight years old, but old enough to understand a l

i am elizabeth cook. >> i am ryan yamamoto. we told you about the woman whose rape kit was used to charge her with a cream years later in an unrelated case. this raised questions about collecting dna evidence and force changes to state law. now she's speaking to she's speaking to cbs news. >> reporter: at the time did yoe any concerns about submitting ae kit? >> no, no. >> reporter: no privacy concernt sharing your dna. >> no. >> reporter: this woman gave dno san francisco police after raped after raped in 2016 in hopes ofg the suspect. police by their admission added it to their criminal database and used to arrest and charge her with theft theft last year. >> i was in jail 14 days. >> reporter: if you had known yr dna would go to a general datab, would you have been more hesitant about submitting it as part of a sexual assault? >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: would you have subd it? >> no, i would not. >> reporter: charges dropped afr da learned how the evidence was obtained. now attorney pointer filing a federal civil right

i am elizabeth cook. >> and i am ryan yamamoto. trading twitter shares halted after elon musk with an original original offer of $15 per share. bloomberg news first reported that agreement. earlier this year, pulling out of that agreet to buy the social media site. twitter forcing him to follow t. follow through. the stockmarkets stockmarkets did rally for a second day. > >> up 776 points because, analyst say, pulling back on hiring. > >> the state attorney general says he is committed to doing me doing more, especially after recent incident in oakland. today, he spoke about his new office of gun violence prevention saying staff is working to facilitate enforcement of the ban of assault weapons and various other guns. > >> they are also trying to get the word out about red flag laws laws and says there is a lot more to do. >> it is not enough to pass thet the strongest gun safety laws in in the nation including a ban on on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines where birthday parties turn into war . war zones. our efforts are

. >> i am elizabeth cook. we'll have more on that in a second. first, breaking news. >> hoax call of an active shooter at a high school. there was an anonymous tip of a shooter on campus but the tip mentioned a classroom that did not exist. santa cruz police department says despite the false nature of the report, multiple departments sprang into action very quickly. >> we are still actively clearing all of the campus and all the buildings. up to this point, we have not found any signs of active shooter or any injuries on the campus. >> someone was detained near campus but police did not have more details about that. >>> a developing story of an economic bounce back fueled by report that showed u.s. economy grew. the economy suffered declines this both of the first two quarters. this boost of 2.6% growth in the last quarter was fueled by more spending on travel and dining. u.s. also fewer imports from foreign countries. a , this boost will likely not last. center for economic and policy research says higher interest rates mean it could be a while

goo evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> he would allow people to continue renew daca protections and work permits but the federa government is prohibiting from approvalling new applications. jocelyn moran spoke to one daca recipients. >> reporter: the obama era deferred action for childhood arrivals program allowed them t work in the u.s. without the fear of deportation but the policy faced legal battles and continues to. >> not fearing for my deportation allowed me privileg that gave me the confidence i needed.

. >> and im elizabeth cook. that is according to a poll that's 25% of people say things in thi country are headed in the right direction. 74% say it's moving in the wrong direction. 1% decline to answer. >> a minority group is expressing concerns about democracy as daca remains in limbo. last week, a federal judge in texas is that for now he would allow people to continue renewing their productions protections but th federal government cannot approve new applications. our joslyn moran spoke with one dac recipient who took us through his day. >> reporter: for the past few dears years young immigrants have faced uncertainty. the daca program has allowed them to work in the u.s. without th fear of deportation , but the policy has faced legal battles and continues to. >> i was they didn't have that power over me . not fearing for my deportation and being able t work to sustain myself did allo me a lot of villages that gave me the confidence i needed. >> reporter: juan prieto lives in the bay area and is a daca recip

i'm elizabeth cook. >> > >> we are live out here at the . francis yacht club. one again, t has been a beautiful morning out out here. you can see the shot of the golden gate bridge right there and there is still a lot of people out here enjoy the nice weather. the ship tours, the food and everything else that has the offer on this free this afternoon. > >> now we are just waiting for e guys, the blue angels. the big air shows start in just a few hours. >> our very own pilot and firstt meteorologist jessica getting io the spirit of fleet week and the the air show. she is taking the stick of the t-33 yet and inviting you to join a virtual reality, 360-degree experience, keeping an eye on our website and our social media channels for links to fly with jessica and virtually experience her avn thrill ride. > >> right now she is on the grou, not flying, with a first look at a first look at your fleet woke. so far so good, jessica? >> reporter: you are right. so far so good. i wish i was up in e sky right now though. its v fr conditions, for those of you who don't kno

. >> i am elizabeth cook. let's get to what we know. someone broke into speaker pelosi's hand in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood. you see the broken glass in the shot from chopper 5. the suspect is a 42-year-old of berkeley. a sohece wa lofor the house speaker who was in washington, dc at the time. we are told he was pltoup paul pelosi y, and until the speaker returned home. paul pelosi was beaten with a hammer, rushed to sf general, and is expected to make a full recovery. let's go to joycelyn moran who is live at the scene. >> what can you tell us about the suspect and the investigation? >> reporter: obviously this is a very scary situation. we have seen many people walking by in this neighborhood asking questions, a lot of them wanting to know more. this area continues to be blocked off. you are seeing the san francisco police department. up the hill here you are seeing more police presence there as well. we did see sfpd bomb squad. they left minutes ago. we see other agencies in the area including the fbi. the area is b

two elizabeth cook, kpix 5. >> unfortunately this is not the kind of update we like to bring you. somebody has since defaced some of the murals on jfk drive. one of them read originally we are on native land. artists are out to repair the damage. > >> let's talk about your wallet on friday. stocks ended down to an a wild week of trading. > >> a loss in the entertainment industry today. you might not know his name well, but when we put his image on screen you'll know immediately who we are talking about a character larger larger than life. that is actor, actor, robbie coltrane, who played hagrid in the harry potter movies. born in scotland, scotland, the acta's other edits edits included the james bond films, golden eye, and the world world is not enough. robbie coltrane entertained us for years and passed away at the age age of 72. > >> a bay area teenage swimmer has arctic lost already crossed and lake tahoe. find out how she is helping cancer patients. > >> cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they'r

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good evening i'm elizabeth cook. we explain why gas prices could soon fall off a cliff. >> i flipped a u-turn because of the pricing. >> reporter: filling up his tank tank at this gas station and paramount he noticed it was $.20 $.20 less per gallon than the competitor across the street. >> >> $.60 per gallon hardware list. >> aaa says the 30 day streak of the price increases just endd just ended. in fact, spot price which is the price gas traits when it leaves the refinery is down by $1.80. the local wholesale price went down by 20%. >> the retail price is driftin. drifting down. by the end of the the month it will be leased $1. >> a former oil executive , he runs stillwater associates. a transportation and energy consulting company. he says the recent heat wave suspected affected local gas production because refineries need to operate within a temperature range. adding to that, maintenance issues. the supply and demand gap should close after the governor approved a change to the cheaper winter plan which allows ref

that small stretch of roadway shut down to traffic as kpix 5's 5's elizabeth cook reports. it even caught the attention of a world-renowned artist. >> reporter: isn't your typical artist. he ls to paint on a big canvas. >> you know, there's this myth of artists being locked up in the studio like van gogh, and i think the idea of doing street art, murals, it flies in the face of that, because we're out in community. we're out in public space. >> you've probably seen his work work on the sides of buildings in the mission. today, his canvas is on the concrete of jfk of jfk drive and golden gate pak gate park, a place he's been coming to since he was a kid. >> >> i use the space, you know? me me and my friends, me and my wie get on our bikes and just use the promenade, you know? my mom's 75 years old. you get out and sort of walk at the great highway. >> reporter: one of dozens of artists whose work is displayed on the mile-long stretch of jfk. jfk. a street that's been closed closed to cars since 2020 to give folks a place to safely get safely get outside during the pandemic.

good afternoon, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. election coverage kicks off in oakland. >>> it's about as close to an endorsement as you can get without someone dropping out of the race. oakland mayoral candidates lauren taylor and treva reed join forces to urge voters to choose both of them one and two on the ballot. they took the to progressive candidates inn no l elusivelsc diaries, peormative kl up and t back our city, ensure we are making the progress we need instead of playing progressive politics. >> we have not just seen the progressive politics or what you said, but we have seen the parlor tricks. we have seen those deals that have been cut that have been a disservice to all of us whether you live in the flat lands or the hills, whether you live in west oakland, east oakland, north, central, throughout oakland. we know that we have not been on the right track. >> the progressive candidate running right behind taylor in the polls released a statement as that news conference was going on. she says, quote, two status quo poli

i am elizabeth cook. >> i am ryan yamamoto. mary lee takes us to a south bay classroom where students got an improv to listen on earthquake safety. >> these twins are juniors at lee high school in san jose. this was the very first earthquake. >> we thought we were tripping . we were feeling it. we were like, okay, so we heard the announcement. okay, everyone , so we went under the table. >> we were surprised. it's my first time. >> reporter: stephen was taking his chemistry test when he and his class felt the shaking. >> at first, i was a bit confused. i thought maybe there was some kind of instruction going on outside. and then i kind of realized it wasn't construction. what i saw other people's reactions, getting under desks , following the standard procedure, i did as well. >> reporter: this is also stephen's first earthquake. he says after all the earthquake safety drills he has done, he was ready for it. >> especially living in the bay area, i think we are taught in elementary school from an early age to go under desks, se

i am elizabeth cook. >> i am ryan yamamoto. more than than 100 people confirmed dead and nearly a week after ian made made landfall as a category 4 storm. at least 55 of those debts coming in hard-hit lee co. in hard-hit lee county. >> as the search for victims continues, so does the clean up. does the clean up. we have repog from fort myers beach with the . beach with the latest. >> reporter: unfortunately, there has been more fatalities than anybody an. >> reporter: nearly a week after after hurricane ian slammed into into southwest border, rescue teams with dogs are still going door-to-door on fort myers beach, searching for victims. >> into we go through the rubble, until we see exactly what we have, we are not certain who is missing and what those numbers will be. >> reporter: many people chose to ride out the storm despite being told to lead. >> once we leave, we can't get . i mean, we have lost everything. everything. >> this structure was likely soe was likely someone's home or bu. 's home or business. it now sitt to th

i am elizabeth cook. >> i am ryan yamamoto. more than than 100 people confirmed dead and nearly a week after ian made made landfall as a category 4 storm. at least 55 of those debts coming in hard-hit lee co. in hard-hit lee county. >> as the search for victims continues, so does the clean up. does the clean up. we have repog from fort myers beach with the . beach with the latest. >> reporter: unfortunately, there has been more fatalities than anybody an. >> reporter: nearly a week after after hurricane ian slammed into into southwest border, rescue teams with dogs are still going door-to-door on fort myers beach, searching for victims. >> into we go

good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> we are talking about the livermore valley, santa clara valley, both locations typically see higher levels of air pollution and the rest of the region. kpix 5 mary lee takes us up high to show us why. >> it's a great place to hike if you like hiking up hill. >> reporter: harmony oswald likes hiking at the park in san jose. one of her favorite things about it is the view. >> you get a really great view of the city, you can see the downtown area. >> reporter: from high above, she has the perfect view of the city, and the city's air quality. >> the last week i've been noticing when i'm up top that you can see hayes and fog down in the city area, laying down in there. >> reporter: overlooking the santa clara valley, on this warm and sunny october day, you can see the haze over san jose. >> since the santa clara valley is a valley, it's surrounded by hills, air pollution can get trapped there in that region. >> reporter: a area management district spokesperson erin de mera says the santa clara valley does have higher levels of air pollution than other parts

i am elizabeth cook. >> i am ryan yamamoto recapping our top story. the brutal attack on poppel as a, the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi. hammer building intruder broke into their home in pacific heights round 2:30 am. pelosi is now recovering at the hospital where he underwent surgery . >> the suspect is david depape. he had recently posted conspiracy theories about covid vaccine a social media. speaker pelosi was in washington when the attack happened. >> loren toms is in san francisco with more on the violence against political leaders. >> reporter: california is home to some of the highest ranking political leaders on capitol hill. of course, we have nancy pelosi, the house speaker, here in san francisco. we also have house minority leader, kevin mccarthy, down to southern california, along with about a half-dozen other very high ranking members of the congressional delegation. all of this leading the u.s. capitol police to open a field office here in san francisco. but with a terrifying event by what happened to paul pelosi this morning, i

i am elizabeth cook. >> i am ryan yamamoto. >>> san francisco city leaders were on hand for the grand opening of a brand-new lucky store. photojournalist rick villaroman shows us why it means so much to the people living nearby. >> reporter: welcome to the newest supermarket to open in san francisco. meet carolyn blankenship, one of lucky's newest employees. helpful and enthusiastic , having this job in this location has been a game changer. >> when i need to shop, i can come to my home store and get my groceries. >> reporter: those needs included having a chance, an opportunity to do better, to be bitter. >> if it wasn't for this job , i would be getting into some type of trouble. vote along the bustling third straight quarter, this location says it has been vacant since july when the former walgreens closed after 30 years, leaving this community struggling to find a place to shop with their families. >> this community has been like a food desert. >> this community should not a e. >> reporter: community l got together and fought to reopen this location with a better option for food t

. > >> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ryan yamamoto. reporr madisen kooef. >> reporter: a memorial for lopez sprung up after his murder last week, the latest ia in a string of serial kill that is go back to last spring in stockton. >> it's important for individuals that are marginalized to have voice, to be given agency, and to be heard. >> reporter: community organizer for a social justice organization set on bringing together the community to protect against a serial killer in their city. they want to go beyond the press conferences held by city leaders and let community members and vulnerable populations ask questions for themselves. the surveillance video released byn by stockton pd this week shows a person of interest dressed in all black. the possible serial killer walks with a specific stride, hands in his pocket and a mask over his face. >> what does the community that has gun violence, what are they lacking in that community, and what are you willing to sacrifice in your safe community in order to advocate for equitable resourc

i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. according according to a recent poll, fout of five americans say the cost of mental health care is a big problem. about three quarters say insurance does not cover mental health the way they do pl health. there is a significant concern and nearly two thirds are concerned about a lack of ps taking insurance. >> there are free and low-cost dental health services available available here in the bay area and one of those is called the m line. joining us is mark salaza, mark salazar, the ceo of the mel health association of san francisco. thanks for joining us evening. this is such an important topic. can you tell us tell us more about the purpose of the warm line and how does it it work? >> yeah, thanks for having me o. me on. the warm line is a nonjudgmental, peer support warm warm line. it is individuals who who identify living with their own mental health condition. anyone can call it. it is precrisis. everyone is familiarh familiar with 988. that is for e and crisis calls. the warm li

good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> cbs news mark strassmann is in los angeles where protesters packed the council chambers tod. chambers today. > >> protesters crowded los angeles city council chambers demanding former council president martinez and other councilmembers resign immediate. resign immediately. the uproar, a response to martinez especially making profane and racist statements during a closed-door redistricting meeting that was secretly recorded. >> it's not us, it's the white members on the council in the heartbeat. >> reporter: the recording obtained by the la times captured martinez talking to local labor leader ron herrera and fellow councilmembers and kevin de leon. at one point, she she discusses the black child of of mike bunning, a white city councilmember, in spanish she calls the boy a little monk he. >> there's nothing you can do to to control him. >> reporter: she goes on to complain about the child's behavior at an mlk parade. >> a little white kid was was like, let me take him around the the corner and i'll bring him back. >> the dad who loves his son, in in

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philadelphia fed president, patrick, as well, not to mention of course we had the fed governor elizabeth cookpeaking as well. but suffice to say the hawkish rhetoric has been felt across markets, now pricing in 5% peak rate. we are seeing the downside pressure when it comes to u.s. futures. and really nasdaq futures also extending those declines that we saw in the new york session, given what annabelle mentioned about potential export bans when it comes to restrictions. towards china and focus around quantum computing and ai. and of course, that is really adding to those sweeping regulations and restrictions around semi conductors also earlier this month as well. we have treasury selling continue, 10 year yield still above the 423 level. so really a lot from markets to get through today. paul: you know, for more on today's top stories let's bring in bloomberg's leeann in london. chief rates correspondent for asia garfield reynolds. leanne, let's start in the u.k.. never a dull moment when it comes to politics in great britain right now. so liz truss is on her way out the door. who is going to

here's nick major: elizabeth cooke agreed.s, from lock, stock and two smoking barrels — "it's been emotional". laughs. simon finch was one of a number of viewers that got in touch with us about the ending of the program. this is what he had to say. i was both surprised and very disappointed to discover that the bbc has decided to permanently axe the film review. for years, it was a successful show on bbc one but after that was stopped, we had the current, much shorter show on the news channel and simon mayo's 5 live radio broadcast. well, that ended earlier this year and now, the film review�*s been given the same treatment. now, the usual excuse given in these instances is that similar output is available elsewhere on the bbc but that clearly is no longer the case here as the bbc has literally shut them all down. i know i'm not the only person who found this programme both entertaining and informative. does the bbc really think it is such a terrible waste of licence payers' money? and how much have they actually saved by taki

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elizabeth: angry people because crime is up double digits, joe. "the cook report" moved maloney's race to a tossup. what is kathy hochul claiming no karn bail is reform. they're letting out alleged murderers around people committing alleged homicide? >> yeah. emac, remember when terry mcauliffe during the debate with glenn youngkin virginia's governor's race, parents don't have a say in kid's education. that was a line that killed his campaign. contact think hochul asked last night why is it so important to have criminals behind bars. it may be something she does not recover from. bottom line, murders are up 25-year high in new york city. homicides are up. people are afraid. paying more money to live in new york or leaving in a mass exodus as lee zeldin pointed out last night. deep blue state like new york no, it's a big, big problem for even democrats now. elizabeth: guys, where is the hair on fire moment for democrats? people are being murdered. >> yeah. elizabeth: what is more of a civil rights violation, congressman than letting accused an convicted mur

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cook indian food. plus the iconic moment the bbc beamed the beatles all around the world. the fight to film queen elizabeth ii's coronation, and how it changed the public�*s relationship with the royal family. and teletubbies, the bbc children's programme which became a worldwide phenomenon. but, first, in 1945, bbcjournalist richard dimbleby was the first person to report on the liberation of belsen concentration camp. jonathan dimbleby looks back on his father's harrowing radio report which revealed the true horrors of nazi germany. and just to warn you, this film includes scenes of suffering which some viewers may find distressing. i find it hard to describe adequately the horrible things that i've seen and heard. but here, unadorned, are the facts. my father had seen terrible things in battles, in dead bodies. he had seen a great deal of suffering, but he had never seen what he was going to witness as he entered belsen concentration camp. i passed through the barrier and found myself in the world of a nightmare. the living lay with their heads against the corpses, and around them moved the awful, ghost

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