captioning funded by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> now and 11:00. in the bay area where you live i will let you know when it will hit the mountains and how long it will last. >>> this case has attracted national attention. >>> intense moments at the san jose airport. >>> new arrests , are brazen jewelry store heist caught on camera. >>> good evening, a red flag warning for the bay area went into effect. >> we have the dangerous fire whether the you still in the valleys, that means that 10,000 pg&e customers are on alert for public safety shut off. in her -- here this could impact 20,000 in napa county . >> we have been tracking that red flag warning . >> what happens with the offshore wind event. you see the pattern on the high- resolution map. keep this on the north side of the sacramento valley. the wind stream will show you the offshore wind, the brighter the color the stronger the wind and when the north end hits the mountains of the north bay that is when things start to dry out . that is a concern with us. not that they will be terribly distra

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.or >>> this is kpix5s. >>> keeping an eye on high def doppler. the light showers have arrived in the north bay. what this means for your part of the bay area rain wise, coming up. >>> in san francisco. inside one of the new vaccine clinics at the schools. >> the subject of picking up, well things are picking up. a big effort to clean up the bay. a >> and it is not usually where we see illegal sideshows. the stunts that woke up neighbors in the wee hours of the morning. thanks for joining us. i'm juliette goodrich. >> and in the past 60 minutes an earthquake shook up a remote area, as remote as things get out there. it happened at 9 after 5:00. a little magnitude 3.2 and with a magnitude that size, there are no reports of any injuries or damage in an area not a custom today having big quakes. >> looking outside. gloomy skies moving in as the bay area gets ready for the much-needed rain. take a look at the conditions earlier today. a light drizzle over the san francisco area this morning. >> driving and sho

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh .org >>> live from thehis is kpix 5 news. >>> having kids with us, i'm concerned for our safety in general. >> another weekend, another major and dangerous side show in san jose. how police are changing their approach to stop the stunts. >>> the countdown to the recall election. the candidates are making the final push in the bay area and across the state. >>> can the tragedy of 9/11 help reunify the country as it once did? the people here are hoping so. we'll have the story coming up. >>> good evening. >> we begin with neighbors and police fed up with dangerous side shows hijacking busy intersections in the south bay. >> kpix 5 max darrow is live in san jose to show how police are changing their strategy to combat the illegal stunts. hey, max. >> reporter: we can add this intersection in downtown san jose to the list of intersections that's been ravaged by side shows. take a look at the aftermath right here. neighbors in the area say they want the problem to stop. police say they are doing the best they ca

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> live from thes kpix 5 news. >>> in sonoma county they are taking the debate about immigrants rights on the road. we will have that story coming up. >>> it is horrible and senseless and there is just no answer to what is happening and why it is happening. >> agony for a bay area community trying to make sense of a milestone no city wants to reach, 100+ homicide so far this year and what community leaders say is to blame for the rise in violence. >>> parts of the bay area that could see rain later tonight. good evening. >>> we begin this evening with immigrant rights advocates taking to the streets of sonoma county and a show of support for do john ramos reports on their effort to walk the walk in the immigration debate. >> reporter: it wasn't that long ago that immigrant bashing was more overt but at least it was part of a discussion and today things have quieted down a lot, but quiet isn't always what you want when you are trying to change things. >> we are walking 12 miles in the name of the 12 mi

captioning funded by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> live from the cbsnurning home to southlake tahoe after being forced from their homes nearly a week ago and we're live with the latest. >>> a warm labor day weekend, but will it continue tomorrow, and how about the air-quality? will that clear up? >>> neighbors in a south bay community are fed up with a dangerous sideshows. how police are working to put a stop to them. >> as of now i feel like what if he gets hit or something. >>> a live look at oracle park and great news for snacks at the giants game and we that may not be the case for the next game but we begin with relief for some caldor fire evacuees. good evening. >>> within the last several hours, those in the south lake tahoe area have been cleared to return home. renee santos is there for us where residents are able to head back into town. >>> it is been a lot of happy moments here in southlake tahoe and traffic is now flowing to this area after it is been a week since the people who lived here are forced to leave their homes not knowing what the

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> right now athits home for governor newsom. the family member who just tested positive. >>> rush fires force evacuations in alameda county. new information about this close call. >>> and actual rain chance on the way this weekend without any lightning potential. how much you can expect in the forecast. >>> the nude toefl testimony in the theranos trial as a whistleblower tells the jury why she felt she had to quit. >> they feel the emotion. you can see how it impacted her. >>> get gone in 60 seconds. how this brazen bay area crew pulled off a big jewelry heist and a third of that time. >>> we begin with some breaking news. just minutes ago, the governor's office confirming that two of governor newsom's children have tested positive for covid-19. we are told the governor, his wife, and their two other children are negative, and the entire family is following covid protocols. >>> an update on another breaking news story in alameda county, where a series of grass fires briefly force evacuations in ple

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wg ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnightbarnett in washington. thanks for staying with us. for many, the devastation of hurricane ida is fast becoming a passing memory, but for those in louisiana living without power or clean water, the tragedy is still very real. 11 more people died in the state on wednesday. that brings the statewide total to 26. more of those deaths are blamed on heat and other causes rather than the hurricane itself. about a quarter of a million people are still without power, and temperatures have been hovering around 90 degrees. david begnaud has this story. >> reporter: we are 40 minutes outside the city of new orleans, but it might as well be the world away. this area of jean lafitte is surrounded by wetlands and marsh. it's beautiful on a good day. on a bad day after a hurricane, it's miserable. the main bridge was basically cut off, right? it collapsed. so the national guard has set up a temporary one, and we crossed it two days ago and spent the last 48 hours working to tell this story. you can pr

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh ♪ ♪ >>>s this is the "cbs overnightth us. president biden as plan to overhaul the immigration system as part of his $3-1/2 spending plan suffered a set back. the plan does not pass muster i said said and not be pa part of the bill. the homeland security secretary has gone to texas to supervisor the deportation of thousands of haitian immigrants. >>> now, they are being flown back to haiti. we have the story. >> reporter: thousands are waking up yet again, living under a bridge on the other side of the border fence which you can see is actively being monday to -- being monitored by border control. they fled their country after the 2010 earthquake and conditions have now brought them here, they are hoping to stay in the country hoping for a better life. likely most will be sent back to haiti. more than 300 haitians arrived back in their home country sunday and more deportation flights are planned this wek. as the u.s. government will try to process the 12,000 immigrants camped out del rio texas. one migrant said he was in

good night captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> rightg for granted in this final hour of the recall race. as for his supporters -- >> reporter: i'm kenny choi in sacrament a. by the newsom team is confident into the night, and why they believe the governor will be able to keep his job. a closer look at the numbers. >>> the lead witness in the theranos trial told jurors she was star trek by a elizabeth holmes until she went to work for her. >>> how a dog leash caused a deadly accident at a cisco bart station. tarmac right now streaming on cbsn bay area , it is all in the hands of voters now. lit team coverage of the california recall race as it enters its final hour. good evening. >>> polling numbers have been trending in governor newsom's favor as the campaign comes to a close. today's pulling average gives him a nearly 16 point edge in his bid to keep his job, but the governor is not taking any of this for granted. >> pulls don't vote. people vote. so many of the models and predictions are in the basis of traditional campaigns. this is

. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> now atnail biter. >>> how california fire departments are taking notes from the military to tackle exploding wildfires. good evening. >>> we begin with a rare display of unity tonight between the da and san francisco police chief. >>> spike in homicides is prompting a plea to end the violence. kpix5 attended a vigil to remember some of the lives lost to violence. >> reporter: tonight, city hall lit up in honor of national remembrance for homicide victims. it brought together leaders including the district attorney, the police chief and even convicted felons pleading to end the uptick in violent killings in the bay area. [singing] >>> mother of murdered sons remembering their loved ones gunned down. >> the scream on the phone i heard from my 6-year-old grandson is the scream that i hear every day. >> they can not call him and ask him questions about life. all they have is a grave to go to. he can not say anything from the grave. >> reporter: the number of homicides in san francisco in 2021 is

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> right now at 7sprinkling of rain in santa rosa, but will do anything to dampen the high fire danger? the cruise across the bay area are bracing for tonight. >>> unfortunately most of the rain and high def doppler is evaporating the lightning threat is real. tracking it hour by hour in the forecast. >>> more trouble for san francisco's sinking sized escrow skyscraper, the push to pause the process of propping up the millennium tower. >>> tragic new details about the crossing guard in the east bay who gave his life to save a student. >> united 93. >> they came together, they worked together as a team. they tried to do something, and they came close. >> 20 years after sacrificing his own life to save countless others, we look at the lasting legacy of a bay area hero of 9/11. >>> right now on thewsat seven streaming on cbsn bay area with a red flag warning in effect tonight, cruise across the bay area are gearing up with the hope of standing down. good evening. >> chief meteorologist paul heggen is trac

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> right now, theout why not everyone is on board. >> as the sun goes down, while the fire threat goes up. >> the local city that just became the largest in the nation to apologize to the chinese community. >> a car full of teenagers and in a deadly crash. the clues left at the scene that could lead to criminal charges. >> a flea infestation so bad that two bay area schools had to close and where they could've come from. >> right now the news at 7 and streaming on cbsn bay area, looking out at mount st. helena and fire weather is coming back. >>> the weather has been a roller coaster this week and rain one day and dry and windy and as we take a live look out of the north bay from the sales force tower cameras. >>> we have this red flag warning that goes into effect 11:00 tonight and continues tomorrow morning so it is a 12 hour window and not for the entire bay area and just for north bay elevations over 1000 feet so the north bay mountains especially along the border between napa and sonoma county and

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is whatn the northbay hills we have plenty of moisture. it is not actual rainfall. you can see the midst of the drizzle. that's how sick the cloud cover is. we have a chance of an inch of rain in bodega bay have exactly 5 hundredths of

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >>> right now at 7:00. >> would youcoin? why a former theranos worker tells jurors that is what elizabeth holmes blood testing technology amounted to. >>> music fans streaming into chase center at this hour for the arena's first big event in a year and a half. they will need more than just the ticket to get in. >>> tomorrow's air quality about what we had today. not great, but not terrible either. we are tracking the wildfire smoke which has been lingering overhead in the forecast. >>> about the last thing you want to see in the middle of a drought, a bay area neighborhood flooded right >>r g r re refm. ry,a >>> right now, on the kpix 5 news at 7:00 streaming on cbsn bay area, prosecutors take aim at the heart of a silicon valley blood testing trial . i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. day two of testimony from the thoroughness whistleblower. lynn ramirez was in the courtroom as the former worker gave her version of what went on to behind theranos's laboratory doors. >> reporter: today's testimony went to the heart

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >>> this is the "cbs overnight news the "cbs overnight >>> welcome back to the "cbs overnight news", new covid cases continue to surge in parts of the u.s., particularly among people who are not vaccinated. florida recently broke another single-day record in new infections, more than 27,000 people tested positive. the surge has hit law enforcement especially hard. on monday the pope county sheriff's office said farewell to a deputy and another sheriff is mourning one of his officers. >> he was known as mr. dependable. handys asking if anyone needed a >> onge cy sheriff's department is mourning the loss of one of their deputies, a nearly 30-year veteran who died from covid earlier this month. the department wouldn't say whether he was vaccinated. the father of five was only 54. >> talking to his family and fellow deputies was hard, you could see the pain and hurt in their face. >> that pain pushed the video message encouraging law enforcement officers to get their shots. >> do it so your fellow deputy and officers can ho

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> right now at, and the temperatures aren't the only thing on the rise. so is the fire danger. >>> checking the possibility of dry lightning tomorrow night. i have the details of the fire weather watch for parts of the bay area. >>> to think if they can win in california they can do it anywhere. we will show them they can't get this done, not here. >> the vice president returning to the bay area, giving the governor a button pushing to california to vote no. >> there saying it's up republican recall. it is not. it's discouraged citizens. >>> a republican front runner nearly left with egg on his face. >>> for the second time today, a student has been hit by a car outside of a contra costa county school. >>> why a severe shortage of oakland police officers could lead to a whole new public safety problem. >>> right now on the kpix 5 news at 7:00, streaming on cbsn bay area, another statewide flex alert has been called for tomorrow afternoon , and into the evening, until this oppressive heat subsides. >

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.w h.org >>> right now at 7e park by baseball fans keep striking out when they tried to walk. >> we see so many people coming and going from games, tripping. >> you can follow the crack down the block, >> why the sidewalks in mission bay are sinking at an alarming rate and now white is not the city's job to fix them. >>> we have one more hour of a red flag warning in red hills, the weather will be hotter, we will talk about that in detail coming up. >>> details from property owners in fire zones, why insurers can no longer drop them like a hot potato. >>> a major security breach at a major airport, how the suspect tailgated his way onto the airport tarmac. >>> right now in the news at 7:00 and streaming on the bay area with red flag fire conditions winding down, temperatures are about to wrap up. >> fall starts this week, but it certainly won't feel like it in parts of the bay area. a spare the air alert has been issued for tomorrow, due to rising temperatures and swirling wildfire smoke. right now we are enteri

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