lynn ramirez, cbs news, san francisco. >> duncan: heart, soul and spirit. always makes for a great story. that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday, later on cbs, "60 minutes,." i'm jericka duncan in new york, have a great night. >>> live from the cbsn bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> this was worth a whole season and all of the torture and nobody saw this coming and we will go all the way. >> it is official in the final game of the season. the giants finally got the west and how the teams and fans are gearing up for their first orange october and five years. >> it is everyone out of the water here where shark attacks a surfer and we have that story coming up. >>> an old east bay jail set to be demolished but one former inmate explains why he is fighting to save it. good evening. >>> we begin this evening with bay area baseball fans celebrating the giants biggest win of the season so far. >> the giants for the first time since 2012 are champions of the national league west. >> it took a franchise record 107 wins but they finally won the division

we have lynn ramirez with a live report. >> restaurants were definitely helped by the long spell of warm just had. they're also helped by the street closures like the one behind me that cut off traffic so more tables could be placed in the street for outdoor dining. but now both things seem like they could be coming to an end. after a very long stretch of warm and dry weather, restaurant owner randy must now get his outdoor dining patio ready for the cold and the wet. >> operations change a little bit. we have to call someone in a little bit earlier now. wipe down the tables, as you can see, because of the rain. we have some puddles here. they haven't change in weather already seemed to cut dun on foot traffic, but because of covid many diners still want to eat outside. richardsons that can't afford to are now paying extra for full tent enclosure heat% >> we're spending a lot more on propane. a lot of people enjoy the outdoor dining, but they need heaters for that. >> reporter: it signals the end of the popular program. san pedro street was closed to allow street dining for safety and a