i'm jericka duncan in new york.from cbs news bay area this is the evening edition. >> now at 6:00 tonight fire crews in southern california are bracing themselves as heavy winds pick up tonight. coming up, our katie nielsen is bringing us the latest from the palisades fire. >>> plus, a man in altadena risking his life to save his home and his neighborhood. >> i saw the fires coming down. i did everything i could to stop the line to save my house, to help save their houses. >> what he saw while trying to save his neighborhood from going up in flames. >>> and back here at home, a celebration turned into tragedy. da lin is bringing us the latest in last night's deadly shooting in oakland. >> live from the cbs studios in san francisco this saturday night, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. regions in southern california continue to burn for the fifth straight day. there are now 13 confirmed deaths related to this fire. this was video taken early this morning before sunrise. fire crews had a bit of a break yest

maurice, back to you. >>> let's take you back to the cbs broadcast center and jericka duncan. ricka, focus now on the weather. >>> confirmation hearings for president-elect donald trump's cabinet begin this week. cbs' natalie brand is on capitol hill, where senators will have their first chance to publicly question the nominee. natalie? >> reporter: jericka, good evening. senators have held a number of private meetings with various cabinet pick. but now they're preparing to scrutinize them in public. more than a dozen of president-elect trump's selections to run the nation's top agencies will take the hot seat on wind chill with a flurry of confirmation hearings starting tuesday. that includes trump's controversial choice to lead the department of defense, pete hegseth, who's come under al gags for sexual misconduct, excessive drinking, and financial mismanagement. hegseth denies the accusations. >> we need a qualified individual in that job, and he just does not seem to have the qualifications. >> reporter: democratic senator mark kelly, who sits on the armed services committe

jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> a powerful legacy. >>> when we return, name-dropping.rice for presidential signatures. >>> not even a week into his second term, president trump has already signed more than 30 executive orders. those signatures adding to the vast collection of presidential autographs, and as cbs's barry petersen discovered, not all are created equal. >> nathan raab knows the value of presidential signatures. rank for me the american presidents. the most expensive and then down. >> yeah, so, i would say the most expensive, the most actively looked for, the most desirable would be george washington, abraham lincoln, thomas jefferson, theodore roosevelt. >> reporter: the men, you can see on mount rush more. but you can't hold mount rush more in your hands. what is the attraction, nathan, of holding something that's had a presidential signature on it? >> well, you're touching a piece of history, and it's the only way that we have to directly connect with someone who we may admire. it's something that we know that they touched, because they signed it. >> rep

i'm jericka duncan in new york.ening edition. >> now at 6:00, after months of delays, commercial crab season can finally begin. >> that's our two-pound plus killer crab, skillet roasted with our secret garlic sauce poured on top. >> we are hearing from fishermen and restaurants as they gear up for the season's return. >>> and the santa cruz wharf is making a comeback. john ramos was there for the re-opening. >>> and later in the hour, max darrow talks to attorneys of the embattled san mateo sheriff as she gears up for a potential legal battle. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. after a lengthy delay due to migrating whales, the bay area's commercial dungeness crab season starts tomorrow. a lot of local fishermen are set to retrieve those crab pots at 12:01, just after mid night. so if you are a seafood lover, you should be able to buy dungeness crabs in less than 24 hours. >> you'll notice da lin live at pier 45 in san francisco where crab fishermen are final

i'm jericka duncan in new york. we thank you for watching.now at 6:00 a woman is dead and two others hurt after an altercation in berkeley. the scene that unfolded after a suspected car theft. >>> and a big march in san francisco as donald trump gets ready to move back into the white house. john ramos heard from rally goers about why they're worried about the next president. >>> plus, the san francisco fire department says it's ready for when the next natural disaster strikes. da lin takes a look at how they're learning from fire storms in l.a. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco on this saturday night, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. we begin with developing news out of berkeley, where officers are investigating a deadly stabbing. this is video taken from citizen app. berkeley police tell us there were there responding to a report of a stolen car. this happened around 12:30 this afternoon on russell street near san pablo park. police arrived at the scene and found two men and a woman all suffering from stab wounds. po

cbs' jericka duncan has more. >> we sat down with brooks family just moments after they filed a federalh of robert brooks. the result of an autopsy haven't been revealed yet of the official cause of death, but his family says it wants the officers behind the attack brought to justice. >> i keep living the same nightmare over and over. >> reporter: robert brooks' son, robert brooks jr. believes his father's civil rights were violated after his dad was transferred from another prison in central new york last month. what did you see when you watch that video? >> so what i seen was torture, was anger, and overall hate. that's all i could grasp from that video. i seen a helpless man, and i see myself in him, because i am his son. >> reporter: these were just some of the final moments of the 43-year-old's life on the night of december 9th. it was captured on body cameras worn by officers at the marcy correctional facility. the video was released two weeks ago by the new york attorney general's office and shows corrections officers repeatedly punching and kicking brooks while he's handcuffed o

cbs' jericka duncan explains. >> reporter: a little over a month after a burglary at bengals quarterbackded four chileans during a traffic stop. according to police affidavits, all were identified as being in the country illegally. inside their vehicle, officers say they found two devices used to break glass, along with an old lsu shirt and bengals hat, alleged to have been stolen on december 9th of last year in hamilton county. that's the same day burrow's home was broken into, although court documents did not directly name him. days after the crime, which took place while burrow was playing against the dallas cowboys in texas, the lsu alum spoke about the incident. >> i feel like my privacy has been violated in more ways than one. >> reporter: burrow is not the only athlete to fall victim to a burglary over the past several months. kansas city chiefs stars patrick mahomes and travis kelce have also been targeted, as well as nba players mike conley jr., luka doncic, tyler portis and tyler seguin. it's not known if they are related to the burrows case, but cbs has confirmed they're looki