with the #kpix. >>> straight ahead, willie mays . >>> welcome back.ay here at kpix. talking about the passing of willie mays. so many stories shared about him from you and people that knew him and loved him and family and friends, baseball players, managers. i think he is one of those icons that is storied that there is always something new to learn about him. >> and, if you meet him, you got to thinking he really cares what i expng how my family is. -- cares about my family. >> welcome to the willie mays say hey experience. right across the street from oracle park. >> we have a lot of photos never exhibited before from his early days in birmingham and new york. >> jack serves as the giant's president of team development he also is the museum currator. >> how did this evolve? >> larry ark proached me and asked if i can ask with -- approached me and asked if i can put it together. there is a lot of talk about doing something for mays for a long time. he asked me to help put together a pop up museum and try to have it ready for his birthday. which we di

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a big cleanup scheduled for the july 4th weekend, if you want to get involved, go to our website, kpix .com. >>> the line to get inside city hall stretched out the door last night, there were fireworks and plenty of people expressing frustration over how to handle the budget crisis. city council members are considering proposals that could cut tens of millions of dollars from public safety funds. the meeting was heated at some points and city leaders did admit, they don't have any good options. >> they are all horrible choices and any of us, public, councilmembers, anyone that just complains about the choices and doesn't take one, that is not okay. we have got to pick one. we have no choice. >> i'm really sad that people are yelling. it started in january. >> order in the chamber, one person speaking at a time. >> and when it came time for public comment, some disgruntled residents called out city council members, some city workers also demanded better leadership. listen. >> you guys saw all of this, you are driving this destruction. >> it seems like we are always in a crisis. we need

only on kpix and pix+. >>> for more information about hebrew free loan, please visit their website at hflasf.org or call them at 415- 456-9902. welcome back to mosaic. we are in the middle of the wonderful conversation about the economic viability of the jewish community in the bay area. i would like to reintroduce you to the executive director of hebrew free loan and terry, who was an unemployment loan recipient. i understand there is just a wonderful revolution in your particular story. >> there is. it is not what happens with most of our loan recipients are the unemployment loan recipients. do you want to tell what happened? >> it was a few years after she received the employment loan that we posted that we had a job available and terry contacted me and said do you think i might be appropriate for this job? she was already working and had resolved a lot of her financial woes and other troubles and i said, you would be perfect for this job. she had really impressed me during the interview period and beyond and i was delighted to bring her on board. who better to interview potential

on kpix attacks.nts calendar brought to you by broadway san jose >>gaiman's courses celebrating 25 >>years >>powerful performance. with can't stop the beat. cabaret. this weekend at laney college. in the bay area is best summer concert series is back at stern grove sunday with indie pop >>duo >>sarah and oakland zone. streaming on >>pick. >>plus >>remind how are you? >>flying into san jose experiences beloved musical and a new adaptation featuring iconic songs, including flying i won't grow up and neverland. get tickets now at broadway, san jose.com. area event >>well, coming up at 3. we continue our look at the bay. area. juneteenth celebrations and we sit down. with the executive director of the san francisco human rights commission that much conversation and coming up much more at 3. well, the bay bay area mourns a national hero, a baseball legend the say, hey, kid, of course, willie mays passing away yesterday at the age of 93. the former giants center fielder began his career in the negro league

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this is a breaking story will bring you updates as we get more information on this fire right here on kpix and on kpix.com. same ... marriages have been happening in california for the last 2 decades, but our state constitution still says that gay couples are not allowed to marry that's governor. newsom, who joined other political leaders and lgbtq advocates in the bay area today to announce the freedom to marry ballot initiative. it would enshrine in the state constitution that all couples have the right to marry, regardless of gender or ethnicity. newsom said his this is critically important, given the current attempts to roll back lgbt q rights. all around the country. >>it's a recognition again of the urgency of the moment. the moment we are living in and states are in the front. lines of those rights battles, and that's why it's imperative that states like california step up and assert themselves at this critical time. >>and this february mark 20 years since governor newsome performed california's 1st same ... wedding while he was the mayor of san francisco. more than 4000 couples wer

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hi, i'm sara donchey. we have not seen a day like today in oakland, maybe, ever. federal agents raided the home of the city's mayor along with a well-connected businessman throwing more dirt on the growing mound of issues facing the town. including a mass shooting. this was the scene outside of mayor thao's home, fbi agents coming and going, no sign of the mayor herself. andrea nakano is live at her house with the latest. andrea? >> reporter: the mayor canceled all public events today. we don't know where she is. we had a crew camped out outside of city hall hoping to catch up with her but no luck there. so, at this point there are a lot of unanswered questions. we report on what we know about the raids today in oakland. >> shock waves going through the highest ranks of oakland city government as the mayor's home was raided by the federal authorities. remains unclear what agents were looking for when they arrived at the home. but roughly five hours later, a dozen agents left with 10 boxes and two bags of

- lift the clouds off of... - virtual weather, only on kpix and pix+. >> welcome back, the time is 6:s is a beautiful look at the bay bridge, it doesn't look like a cloud in sight. we will get over to zoe mintz in a few minutes . >>> a wildfire in arizona is threatening homes and forcing people to evacuate. this is burning north of the phoenix metro area, air tankers and helicopters are fighting the fire from the sky while nearly 200 firefighters are working on the ground. the fire broke out on thursday afternoon near northern scottsdale, evacuations have expanded to include other parts of maricopa county. the fire has burned about five square miles and so far there is no containment. it is pretty hot in arizona as well, daytime temperatures are reaching close to 110 degrees. authorities are still investigated -- investigating how this started. >>> back at home, zoe mintz joins us now, as you can see behind us, we have above normal temperatures coming, a heat wave is on the way, fire is of course a major concern this time of year. what should we know heading into the next couple of da

weekday mornings starting at 5 on kpix. >> now at 11, a jewelry smash and grab unlike anything we've ever seen. almost two dozen robbers rush into a south bay shop and smash their way through it. how police mad a break in the case. plus... >> people are definitely selling smaller amounts and more fights are happening. >> could drugs be growing scarcer in one of san francisco's most troubled hot spots ? the crack down in tender loin some say led to a big shift. and... >> i just love to be in the sky. >> for some sky diving is a once in a lifetime treat. for this 80 year old woman, it is just another thursday. >> hi! i'm sarah dachi. it seems an all out war with the fbi and the police trying to cut off the line of fentanyl making its way for years. they say they've been extraditing suspected drug makers that fled to america back to the united states and say they're doing more to stop the night markets we've all seen and the overall operations to do that allowed them to file 20 federal criminal complaints. the neighborhood has

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sound off on social media and use the #kpix so we can include some of your thoughts in this community conversation. reed? >>> all right, conversation goes on. and happy pride everybody. welcome to our visitors to the bay. all morning we're telling you stories plus letting you know how to navigate the streets and the weather for pride weekend. >>> and the oakland fire department is in mourning after one of their own tragically drowned in southern california. up next, the the rash on your back, has traveled south to well... let's just call it south. thanks to amazon pharmacy, you've avoided the added discomfort of having to pick up your itchy bum cream... in person. you're so sick, you can't even get up, to throw up. so, you scheduled a virtual visit with amazon one medical. maybe now you can stop looking at your popcorn bowl, like a toilet bowl. ♪♪ >>> welcome back. we have some sad news about the loss of someone who devoted his life to saving others in our community. the oakland fire department confirming the death of one of their own in a drowning thursday in southern california. we'

all month long we will have special stories highlighting the bay area's lgbtq+ communities on kpix and streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> coming up. oakland was professional baseball team grabbed another win last night. and their first homestand is just a few days away. when we come back, the final push to make sure the oakland ballers are home on opening day. >>> if you like good food, wine and live music, think about heading to north beach today. we will show you some sights and sounds from a great festival, celebrating italian culture. >>> it is, 6'11î on a sunday morning. we have a foggy look at the bay area. i am guessing that is san francisco. that is the salesforce tower >>> welcome back. here is a live look at the bay bridge on the sunday morning. looking towards the east bay. we will take you there. watch this. >> reporter: call it a rebirth. call it a revival. these are the ballers. our new pro baseball team. built by oakland. built for oakland. ♪ >> on tuesday, a new tradition of baseball in oakland will begin. as the oakland ballers play their first home game at the newly

"cbs sunday morning" with jane pauley is coming up next right here on kpix.bay area. throughout the month of june we will have a special series of pride related stories and you can find that on our website, kpix.com. just search, pride in we have a ton of great stories. and more on the way. from all of us here at kpix and cbs news bay area, have a great sunday. ken kragen. ♪ ♪ ♪

community tonight at 5:00 pm pm, right here on kpix. and be sure to watch our special hope. love pride. it starts at 10 a.m.. am this sunday on our sister station. pix. plus and streaming on the free cbs news >ann>app >>and you can catch up on all of our pride. month stories. on our website at k p i x.com. now to our 1st alert weather. let's take a live look outside looking at sutra tower standing nice and tall. let's check in with meteorologist zoe minutes. >ann>you got that right? yeah. okay? no. doesn't matter, right? you have to go. ah! yeah. hey. yeah. know. all about but every day it was to help. of those areas. wow. it weird. i don't know. students. sorry. okay? yeah. yeah. yeah. yeah. should work. yeah. >ryan>and coming up on the afternoon today. edition. are the sounds of the psychedelic soul. band. chicano batman up next, we're going to introduce you to the latino artists. headlining stern gr nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those with migraine, i see yo

so as we head into the first full weekend of summer, let us hear from you, remember to use the #kpixsocial media and let us know what you are doing to start the summer. >> looks like a lot of people are staying in. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> what? >> can you blame them though? do you want to go in and out 99-degree weather? >> after 3:00 p.m. yes when it starts to cool down and maybe enjoy that but just maybe enjoy -- maybe it's a netflix and hang out kind of weekend. >> or find a splash pad. >> or the expensive ac that you pay for. pg&e bill isn't cheap for a reason. you know? i'm just kidding. but as we take a look at what's going on this morning, it's hard to believe we're going to be warming up in the 90s. here's what's happening and right now all throughout the bay area we're waking up to the marine layer. it's cool and cloudy and it is gray right now and even for the friends down into the santa clara valley. right behind my i'm going to pull up the live cam from black mountain just right there over looking the whole santa clara valley with the blanket of clouds. it is beautiful t

right now you look around me and this is the live camera from our kpix cam -- from the kpix roof herefrancisco. where daytime highs today are sitting in the 60s. same trend over into the bay bridge and all the way off into oakland with more 60s there throughout this afternoon. 60s, 70s and 80s as we make our way down from redwood city down into the santa clara valley. and right off into the east bay too. i'm going to drop this because for the inland areas a very big warm-up pretty quick too. 80s today and upper 80s tomorrow and then we're into the 90s and upper 90s heading into the weekend's forecast. so warm weather around the corner for us all throughout the inland areas. that's that summer-like heat that we're expecting and anticipating but for the friends along the bay, notice how we just average out into the upper 70s by saturday. with that marine layer still influencing us. so that june gloom sticking around as we head into the first couple of days of summer. it's beautiful weather nonetheless though and keep youup dated here in the weather center but for now over to you, g. >>>

mayor thao gave a statement to kpix that said regardless of the naysayers, she will continue to fight the city and will not be distracted by the politics of out of town billionaires. >>> today the state supreme court will publish its opinion on a controversial housing project at people's park. legal battle led to protests and arrests at the berkeley landmark that has become a sanctuary and symbol of free speech. the university wants to build housing for about 1100 students there and park activists are suing to stop them. >>> and mayor london breed's effort to bring giant pandas from china to san francisco is up for discussion today at city hall. supervisors will talk about and possibly vote on funding issues. the city needs to raise $25 million to care already and house the animals at the san francisco zoo. people who oppose the plan are expected to speak at today's meeting as well. >>> time now 6:36. it might be give you more time to move the safety when an earthquake hits. the new tech that could save lives. >>> and here's a live look outside before we head to break. there again the

take it to social media and #kpix. >> all right.now let's give you a live look outside on this wednesday morning. it's another first alert weather day during the heat wave. there is a beautiful shot of san francisco. you can see there's an absence of marine layer so much so you can even see the golden gate bridge off in the distance there. so jessica burch, you are coming in live with us today. >> that sounded so scientific. there's an absence of the marine layer. [ laughter ] >> that's true. there is an absence. >> the conversion layer in the atmosphere. >> you have an intellectual here. >> even 5:40 in the morning. >> he's also from here born and raised. if anybody knows it it's the man max darrow but seriously though it's a first alert weather day here in the bay area. it's hot out there just like yesterday. daytime highs today are going to be topping off in the 90s and triple digits. anywhere from the santa clara valley with 94 near san jose today with triple digits off near livermore and antioch all the way over into concord an

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francisco next thursday, we will be tracking that and everything related to his guilty verdict on kpixanchin leading the democratic party, he said yesterday he is registering as an independent, in recent years, he has been a pivotal swing vote in the senate. he reportedly will continue to caucus with democrats. he said earlier that he will not run for re-election this year and now he appears to be keeping his options open. that is because as an independent, he could run again in his largely conservative state, either for senator or governor. >>> marian robinson, the mother of michelle obama has died, the family announced her death in a statement on friday. she was a lifelong resident of chicago when her daughter asked her to move into the white house. initially she was against the idea, but after some persuasion from her children, robinson eventually agreed to a temporary stay. she ended up staying for eight years to look after her granddaughters has some barack obama and michelle obama focused on their duties, she was 86 years old. >>> coming up, unlocking a new start to life, we need

. - virtual weather, only on kpix and pix+. >>> first, the question of the morning, what would happenrack to hit earth. nasa ran a simulation based on a hypothetical situation where it had a 70% chance of hitting earth in 14 years. this helps assess readiness and the ability to respond and for them to make recommendations how to improve in an event of something like this happening. nasa is developing an infrared space telescope to detect hazardous objects near earth. that is planned for launch in june of 2028. joining us is our new meteorologist zoe mintz. she is a self-proclaimed weather nerd. you at one point was the president of a weather club in college if i remember you telling me that. >> president of the weather club at independent university and graduated number one in my class. i won a weather clock for that. >> you became a professor. >> professor of synoptic meteorology using math and that fun nerdy stuff. >> what does that fun nerdy stuff, which is a good thing, what does that tell us about today's weather. for this time of year for the fog and that is what we are seeing.

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. >>> from kpix, this is the late-night news with sara donchey. >> hi, i'm sara donchey. >>> the silence coming from leaders tonight is deafening. just weeks after they raided oakland mayor sheng thao is -- home. hearing from the mayor herself. she has someone speaking for her, in fact, someone you may recognize. wilson walker kicks off our coverage tonight. stallman -- ♪ ♪ >> reporter: outside of the official search warrant documents, she has no information about it. former prosecutor tony brass now oakland mayor's sheng thao 's attorney, he says there is no evidence that she is part of it. >> so it surprised me that they would go through the steps of a search warrant on her home. it is a terrible position to be in. >> the determination yesterday seemed to be that the raid would not have happened had the fbi not had some kind of information. >> that is an absolutely fair question. but what i didn't know when i gave a statement yesterday, she had not been contacted inquiring about anything. it was my assumption that she would have been asked for information, or documents, or devices they

. - virtual weather, only on kpix and pix+. >>> hello, and on behalf of the archdiocese of san francisco, welcome to mosaic. justice is an important and critical word that speaks to a basic human need and names of think we all want to have for ourselves and want to see others have as well. when things are right, things are fair, accounts settled, jury is declared guilty or innocent, punishment imposed. we would probably all say justice is done and we would probably all want to say we live in a just society. but what is the human story behind that word, justice? we might see that justice is more than a principal on hope we which to act, deeper than discerning wrong and right. justice involves the human relationship. when an injustice has been done, a human relationship has been wounded and damaged and it needs healing. today we will talk with the arch director of restorative justice. as his mission statement says, we provide people affected by crime victims and offenders within our communities, support to heal through prayer, prevention, intervention and guidance. stay with us and after t

for a full list of closures, go to our website, kpix .com. and be sure to watch our special that starts at 10:00 tomorrow morning on our sister station, pix+ and streaming on the free cbs news app and you can catch up on all of the pride stories we have on our website. >>> with health officials saying that people in the gay community should be vigilant, experts say that in the u.s., there is 150% increase in new variant cases of monkeypox, they are also saying less vaccination for those who need it, san francisco public health strongly recommends two dose vaccinations. >> as we celebrate pride, it is crucial to prioritize our health and this is the opportunity to engage in health equity conversations and take proactive steps and protect ourselves in our community. >> the vaccination is not recommended for those who have been previously infected. >>> still ahead, we could see record travel this upcoming fourth of july, what you need to know if your planning to travel by plane or car. >>> plus, the stern grove concert series continues this week

we will keep bringing you remembrances by tagging us at kpix. >> all right, thank you so much. >>> we joined by reverend brown, the president of the naacp. thank you so much for talking to us. what is your reaction today? >> and i just got word and it was shocking because we are losing too many of our icons although they were achievers and it is a disgrace to the human race. it's about pulling people together and about using his gift as a means of lifting others up, inspiring our young people to be great athletes. and more importantly to be enabling the human family to become more of what dr. mar tun luther king envisioned and that was a beloved community. it was no one who became the other. i was exclude from equality of opportunity. justice, love, and peace. >> this is vern glenn talking to you. if you could speak to how much restraint he would have to have as he was coming up. he was cheered by the home team and when you hear those words, it's so easy for the athlete to react. but the fact he held his tongue and turned his back and kept playing with as much joy as possible spoke vo

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. >> all right, so as we look to the first day of summer, sound off friends and use the #kpix on socialia and let us know your favorite summer activity. but remember, wear sunscreen. >> and check the expiration dates. >> oh. that is so smart. >> it is. it actually expires. and i have run into that and checked it last-minute and think i have to grab some more because i don't always go through the whole bottle every summer. but we live by the beach and spend a lot of time outside which is my favorite summer activity. >>> temperatures warming up and jess, what's your go to summer activity when you slather on the spf. >> thanks for saying that because i actually had no idea that it expires and i 100% have some from three years ago. >> just like anything you would -- >> ibuprofen. you can still kind of use it. my favorite summer activity? flying. my at least favorite is when the marine layer comes in and ruins the visibility but we'll get into that in just a minute. actually better wet now. it's kind of floating over the golden gate bridge. you can see the roads decent right now when it come

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. >>> the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell is next here on kpix. local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. we're back here in just 30 minutes with cbs news bay area at 7:00. i'll see you then. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> capitol hill, time 6:00 p.m. >> norah: tonight, chilling never-before-seen video of the nation's capitol shot before the deadliest terror attacks on u.s. soil. why 9/11 families want you to see it.

use the #kpix. breathe that in. love letter in the sky to you. let's talk to jess right now. jess, what are you grateful for this morning at 6:00? >>> honestly now that i'm thinking about it the fact that i get to watch every single sunrise. >> nice. >> with you guys too. with everyone waking up with us. honestly you are right. we put a pause on the whole show whether it's crazy or exciting news and we remind ourselves where we live and this bay area is gorgeous. >> yes. >> and dry right now. let's take a quick look at the conditions as we wake up this morning, i really want to start off with relative humidity. this is a key, key ingredient when it comes to the national weather service issuing red flag warnings like we had yesterday up in the north bay. and right now, we didn't get the best overnight recovery process from yesterday's dry day. we're at about 20% up near vacaville and all the way over into fairfield. extending into this afternoon, it drops down to around 10% up closer to the sacramento valley. we continue to watch not the best improvement all the way into the 5

sound off on social media and use the #kpix. and that's because we want to include you in the community conversation. stay tuned. what is the fix? by the way the scandal changes by the minute. you can find us on air and online and streaming on the free cbs news app. g? >>> well, reed, another problem that oakland and other cities across the bay area have been dealing with are side shows. we've seen a lot of them lately. especially and they take over the streets. they're loud and very dangerous. but one city is taking action to keep the community safe. yesterday, antioch city council members unanimously approved a side show ordinance. it would prohibit organizing advertising and spectating at side shows. anyone who violates the ordinance could face a $1,000 fine and sick months in jail or both. this is the fourth time the issue has been before the council. >> that has been the most effective tool we have as a city to stop side shows when we're proactive with law enforcement and finding those who are organizing these and dismantli

go to social media and use the #kpix. so we can track your thoughts on this. you ready for it, max?d because the a's want approval to play up to seven home games a season away from the new stadium. you heard that right. home games away. from a big dollar stadium. sitting empty. so why? well, board members say away games will expand the brand and bring for tourism to las vegas but there's concern that this plan would eat into the team's a built to pay back money they owe. keep in mind, nevada lawmakers opened up their purses to pay $380 million in public funding for the a's' new digs. and at a time when education needs money in vegas. one icon is trying to explain in vegas. >> i think that is the intent. i don't think the intent is that they don't want to play in their home stadium. but we really have to look at what the -- the bonding impacts would be. >> all right. so that is jan jones blackhurst. she is not a nobody. if you know her you know she's former mayor of las vegas and mayor player for las vegas convention and visitors authority and the las vegas stadium authority. which b

share your memories with us by tagging us at kpix, sara? >> all right, there, anne. >>> this is one of those things where we will all know where we were when we heard the news of the passing of willie mays. just how he just touched everybody. those statements were powerful statements, many of those native san francisco who show would up, mays to his credit would acknowledge as many of them as he could. that was the way the guy was. >>> when we and back, the reaction on the passing of willie mays, stay with us ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ girl: sydney, what's up? sydney: nothing. girl: are you ok? ♪ (ominous music) ♪ girl: talk to me. just shut up! nicotine's a neurotoxin that can escalate teen irritability. (♪♪) . >>> welcome back to continuing coverage of willie mays. there is the man, many images that we see of him with fans, the smile on his face. we are going to go now to a man who interviewed him countless times. it is marty lowry. marty you are in birmingham, alabama. you were at rick woodfield earlier. what was it like dow

>>watch the rate tonight at 5:00 pm, right here on kpix tax and be sure to watch our pride special blood on parade days. sunday, june 30th at 10 a.m. on our sister station pix plus 44 cable 12. and streaming on cbs news bay area. very area 1 step closer to seeing giant pandas at the cisco zoo city supervisors. gave mayor london breed the green light to start raising 25. 0 in private funds to bring pandas. from china and building closures for them at the zoo. okay. turning to our weather give you a live look outside in san jose were that's still 1 of the hot spots along the bay area. let's check in with meteorologist jessica burch. >>skies and some breezy conditions. that's what we're expecting, as we head into our forecast. today. which is a lot different compared to yesterday's 1st alert weather day when we were dealing with some extreme heat, off in our inland areas. it's a lot more mild for our daytime highs today, but take a look at this that onshore flow really gives us a nice cool. conditions. throughout this afternoon with wind speeds anywhere up to around 25. to 30 miles. mph. fr

. - virtual weather, only on kpix and pix+. >>> welcome to mosaic. my guests are two priests of the archdiocese of san francisco and we will talk about questions that are being submitted to priests. on my left his father kevin kennedy and on his left is father cameron. you can see we have a young priest and a slightly older priest. so let's find out about their lives. >> i have been a priest for four years and i am currently the vocation director of san francisco and the priest secretary of the archbishop cornlea only. i went to st. patrick's for many theology studies. i grew up in novato and so, yeah. >> father kevin, the i think you are from -- >> born in san mateo and grew up in belmont. and have been a priest for over two decades. i am the pastor of our lady of fatima itches a byzantine catholic parish and also help as an associate at st. monica and st. thomas as well. >> we had a set of questions coming in from people. one of them was about the recent study, this reputable survey organization that says the real presence of christ in the eucharis

ahead on kpix juliette goodrich. cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. taking you to the day's top stories. smart, comprehensive coverage. and immersive weather like you have never seen them, juliette goodrich. norah >>well. olympics. in vicksburg fire. burned down. a local theater company. warehouses story. 40. years' worth of prop sets and costumes. but despite the setback, the show went on their newest production. the sunshine boys went on a schedule just 5 days after the fire. it was made possible with the help and support of the theater and the pittsburgh community. yeah. >>because they're local. and its community. and it's fun. enjoy it. goal is to raise at least 50,000 because we know the cost of warehouses and we had a very good deal with the city. because they were supporting us. so we don't expect to have that in the future. >>well, the pittsburgh theater company already has other fundraisers plan, including a benefit concert that will happen on july 27 the summer olympics kick off on july 26 in paris, but some people are already concerned that

. >>> the cbs evening news is norah o'donnell is next on kpix. minutes with cbs news bay area at 7:00. i'll see you then. >> norah: tonight the historic heat wave not seen by some in decades. >> we can't escape the heat. >> norah: day one of dangerous weather for tens of millions of americans including a new york, philadelphia, and

. >> reporter: retired kpix reporters said the crisis was inevitably personal, while publicly it wastroversial and that is something shilts was not afraid of. >> people in the gay community were calling him a traitor in the gay newspapers. basically the health department did close them down it was a tool they used but it saved people's lives, probably. >> reporter: there would be more controversy, potentially the suspense element of and the bay band played on, alleging that one specific patient was responsible of bringing aides to the united states. >> does put to rest the whole notion of patient zero. >> i know randy himself has expressed some request others about including the story as it was getting ready to be published. and it is unfortunate that that was the hook. >> on cupping upcoming biography looks at the entire right life of randy shilts and his lasting imprint on lgbtq history. >> i hope it captures more complexity and the full human that he was. i think that he has a very substantial and complicated legacy. and i think that legacy still plays out today. >> his obituary w

do you agree with the high court post your thoughts online using the hashtag kpix my ex cbs evening newsnext local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news >> norah: tonight, the candidates go out on the trail after a historic debate. president biden's campaign in crisis mode as he tries to tamp down democratic party panic about his performance. >> folks, ion

. - virtual weather, only on kpix and pix+. >>> welcome back to "face the nation." we return to our conversation now with minneapolis federal reserve bank president kneel kcash kari. there are so many americans traveling this weekend that the tsa says it's the highest volume -- second highest volume day they've seen all year. credit card balances are going up. if americans are under strain, they're not really cutting back much. how is that challenging your decision making? >> it's a great question, margaret. there are a bunch of changes that have happened since the pandemic. for example, americans are saving less money. a lower percentage of their income. how long is that going to endure? we are looking at what i call the high pressure economy in some dimensions but there's also some evidence that it's cooling. we do know that the more well to do, the people that you talked about in your segment, they tend to be spending more. on the other end of the distribution we see people with lower credit scores. their delinquencies are rising. it's not an all good scenario by