so we're doing an insta thon on our instagram right now so that you can donate and help out with the american red cross. with all the wildfire situations that happened down in southern california right now, a lot of people need help. so i want to show you on instagram just kind of how to do this. we're already on our instagram page right here. it's kpix-tv. you just click on that first photo and then what you could do is you'll click on fundraising for american red cross. at that point you'll click the donation button again, you'll cover the processing fees. you just push continue and it brings you to your last page just to the checkout page, so you're able to donate as much as you want. that's what i'm going to do right now. and if you guys could help out, it would mean so >>>>much. again. be sure to join us at cbs news bay area on instagram today as we partner with the american red cross, helping those impacted by the wildfires. follow us on instagram and click on fundraising for the american red cross. still ahead at noon and streaming on cbs news bay area. small projects making a

. >>> today, cbs news bay area is hosting an insta thon. we are partnering with the american red cross to help those impacted by the wildfires. visit our instagram page. first alert meteorologist jesse burke shows us how it all works. >> so we're doing an insta- thon on our instagram right now so that you can donate and help out with the american red cross with the wildfire situations in southern california right now. a lot of people need help. i want to show you on instagram how to do this. we're already on our instagram page right here, kpix-tv. click on the first photo, click on fund- raising for the red cross, click the donation. cover the processing fees, continue, the checkout page. donate as much as you want. that's what i'm going to do right now. if you guys could then out, it would mean so much to our friends in southern california. >> you can donate on our instagram page or head to redcross.org/cbs. >>> another beautiful day on tap. sunny, dry, a little chilly outside. >> yeah. >> but we're all giddy about the end of the week. is

. >> cbs news bay area is hosting an insta-thon, and you still have time to take part and donate. we're partnering with the american red cross to help people impacted by the wildfires. make a donation by visiting our instagram page. first alert meteorologist jessica burch shows us how it works. >> hey, everyone, so we're doing an insta-thon our our instagram right now so you can donate and help out with the american red cross with the situations that happen in southern california right now. a lot of people need help. i want to show you on stain our instagram page how to do this. click on that first photo. then click on fundraising for american red cross. at that point you'll click the donation. again, you'll cover the processing fees, you just push continue, and it brings you to the last page, the checkout page. you're able to donate as much as you want. that's what i'm going to do right now, and if you could help out it would mean so much to our friends in southern california. >> go to instagram today to donate. follow us and click on fundraising for american red cross. >>> first

october 15th to file and join us at cbs bay area tomorrow for over on instagram as we host an insta thon, partnering with the american red cross, helping those impacted by the california wildfires. follow us to donate all day, any time on red cross. slash cbs. well, first alert weather right now we take you out to north of los angeles, where slick conditions have closed part of the grapevine, and it's still closed. crews worked overnight to try to clear out the snow and ice, but this closure continues. caltrans advises anyone heading to the central valley to use other routes. okay, back to our first alert weather right now, giving you a live look out of san francisco once again. nice for now, but hey, rain is on its way. let's check in with jess. >>>>oh, look at those beautiful blue skies today. it was pretty chilly this morning, but later into this afternoon, we're going to warm all the way up into the 60s. now, let's take a quick look at the map. i'm going to pull it up and i want to show you what's happening for us. you head outside today if you live in san francisco, or if you work i

. >>> and all day long, join us at cbs news bay area, today on instagram, as we host an insta- thon partnering with the american red cross to help those impacted by the california wildfires. follow us to donate or donate to redcross.org/cbs. >>> now on to alameda county. it's been nearly three months since voters recalled their d.a., and tonight, the board of supervisors plans to pick one of the seven finalists to replace pamela price. the community does not have a direct say in the choice, but plenty of people are making their own opinions and making them known. lauren toms joins us live from oakland where the mooelg meeting is still under way. >> reporter: juliette, no decision just yet, but within about the last 15 minutes, all seven candidates to replace recalled d.a. pamela price addressed members of the board and members of the public directly, explaining why they feel they deserve this appointment. but for many, victims of violence, they tell me that they just want a d.a. who will listen to the people. clutching a photo of their loved one, j.j. , gunned down in hayward in 2019, mother-

so we're doing an insta thon. on our instagram right now so that you can donate and help out with the american red cross. with all the wildfire situations that happened down in southern california right now, a lot of people need help. so i want to show you on instagram just kind >>> we are on instagram right now, so you can donate and help out with the american red cross for all the wildfire situations happening in southern california right now but a lot of people need help and i want to show you how to do this. we are on our instagram page right here, kpix tv. click on this first photo, and then fundraising for american red cross. at that point you just push continue and it brings you to the checkout page. you are able to donate as much as you want but that is what i'm going to do right now, and if you guys can help out it would mean so much for those down in southern california. >> be sure to join us. a cbs news bay area on instagram is where you can donate to wildfire relief. we are partnering with the american

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