earlier in the newscast ever wilson walker spoke with city councilmember loren taylor. he also set down with treva reid, the councilmember currently representing east oakland. >> we have been right here about right here about 20 years. a little bit over 20 actually, about 25. >> powell says his neighborhood has seen ups and downs in those 25 years. the recent surge in violence has not skipped his street, he says the past two years have been a challenge. >> yeah, i mean, the violence, the dumping, the trash, the roads , i mean you know. like you said, everything is going in the wrong direction , and the spike in the violence, i don't know. but i am still optimistic. i love oakland. and i'm here. and i'm going to do my part to make a change. >> we have heard a lot of that in oakland, that there needs to be changed, and it's with that sense that things are not going the right way that voters will choose oakland's next mayor. it's back it's great seeing you again from artoday. >> people want to see our city is going to function and we are going to shop delivering for them,

kpix 5's wilson walker d wilson walker introduced us to neighbors telling us how they mobilize and protect our homes d communities. >> you fill it with five gallons gallons of water. 40 pounds. 8 s per gallon of water. you are ready to shoot things. >> reporter: firefighting's backpacks, pump s , pump systems fire and large, e a defense system. >> when thing people >> when thing people forget about is making sure the fittins going to 50 fire engine hoses. >> reporter: she has taken every every step to protect her property from the threat haunting the hills of west sonoa county. >> when the winds are blowing from the east in october, have a a little bit of wind ptsd. i think most of us did. >> i happened to be watching thn be watching the observation cameras when the fire started. it came really close. >> reporter: liza took the traua of 2020 and turn it into a probg challenge. >> this is the first one i had e one i had same that met all thea i needed. i've got three power. i will keep myself cooler because i've got three power. >> reporter: her new solar powered battery it solar powered ba

our wilson walker was there. he wasg this in the first hours after the flames broke out. >> this is what driving around s like right now. to be told, i think everyone appear has sorta been making it up as they go along, sort of trying to figure out where it's safe, where it'st safe. >> in the five years since, it has been a challenging recovery. wilson went back this week to check in with two survivors whose lives have changed course because of it all. >> my mother passed away earliet same year. i had a box of some of her old teacups and things. a a remarkable neighbor whose houe didn't burn, every house aroundr every house around her burned, e hosted these parties were we could bring broken china and make mosaics out of them. >> reporter: pamela does not have many key states or artifacts from before the fire. she says she does not think tooh about it, even anniversaries arr moving forward. >> they are milestones. they ar. milestones. they are markers. just like a birthday. halfway come farther? what has changed?

but first, let's go to kpix 5's wilson walker with more on the attack in the investigation. wilson? >> reporter: juliette, activity really has slowed down here in pacific heights. maybe just a couple police cruisers here at the scene . the federal investigators that we saw throughout the day seem to have filtered out . this morning, there was no security here, just a phone call and a 911 dispatcher who could not hear much but could hear enough. >> he doesn't know who the man is. he says he is a friend. he sounded somewhat confused. >> reporter: the dispatcher cannot hear much, but she knew something was wrong and rushed two officers to the home on a priority call. when they got there, they said they found 82-year-old paul pelosi and an intruder struggling with a hammer. >> the suspect will the hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently assaulted him with it. our officers immediately tackled the suspect, disarmed him , took him into custody, requested emergency backup , and rendered medical aid. >> reporter: that is a bought all police have said. investigators are working with the cap

she told wilson walker how she plans to make sure her neighborhood is not forgotten. >> we have beent 20 years. a little over 20 , actually. >> reporter: this proud oakland or says his neighborhood has seen ups and downs in those 25 years. >> the recent surge in violence has not skipped his street. he says the past two years have been a challenge. >> yeah. the violence , the dumping, the trash, the roads. everything is going in the wrong direction. there has been a spike in the violence. i don't know. i'm still optimistic. i love oakland. i'm here , and i'm going to do my part to make a change. >> reporter: we have heard a lot of that in oakland, that there needs to be changed, and it is with that sense that things are not going the right way that voters will choose oakland's next mayor. >> it's great seeing you again. >> people want to see that our city is going to auction and that we are going to show up delivering them the things they deserve. taxpayers are not seeing us showing up on the basis, keeping our city clean and beautiful. hey. how are you doing? >> reporter: district 7

our wilson walker shows us what he's seeing on the vine. >> this is the estates zinfandel. do you hear it? >> reporter: >> reporter: this winemaker has his hands and ears on his 2020 to harvest. >> you could feel the hot spots and cold spots. >> reporter: it's another year that will be defined by extremes. >> it would be for lovers of intense red wine which there's not a lot of us left. it's very. very old-school. it was plantedn planted in 1874 and took two years to get the young routes going. 46 years old without a drop of water put on it. too tony watched the vines going to the ground and as a kid in the 60s he planted these trees that have now grown up around the fencing. >> to see these fundamental changes , you know you kind of always hear about them. it's cool to actually witness this in in your time. the soil where we started, it was clay-based and started to break up. in 50 years, here i could visually see how the soil is developing. >> reporter: the trend he says is warmer and dryer. the heat wave cost him about 1.5 tons of the expected four ton harvest. >> this y

our wilson walker talked to him. >> i have been here since 1970. family-owned business, as you can see. we have been here a long time. we are longtime oaklanders. >> reporter: as the owner , roderigo has been helping people cleanup disasters. disaster is how he would describe his neighborhood. >> this is what we deal with. this is why kids have to do is to go to school every day. >> reporter: asked if oakland is headed in the right direction -- >> all of the citizens, businesses are flowing out of here. they want out. that's a shame. >> reporter: is a sentiment shared across oakland. things are not going in the right direction. it's in that climate of frustration that voters will choose oakland's next mayor. >> it is great to see you as well. how are you? folks are furious about the state of public safety. the illegal dumping. i am angry that i am frustrated, too. i am a kid from oakland. born and raised here. my background is not typical of a politician or elected official. i am a biomedical engineer . that is what i went to school for. >> reporte

5. >>> wilson walker spoke with the other candidate at the top of the polls .ou will hear from her later on this evening in our newscasts 5:00. >> reporter: they have a lot to say. coming up in the next ho, just down with councilmember taylor. i had at the election, we are looking at the impact that a certain group of voters will have on the future of our country. the untapped young americans make up a large voting population, but do not cast their ballots. they have so much potential to affect what they care about. >> reporter: this is an outlier. >> when you give up your vote, you give up a say. >> reporter: recently turning 18, she says she will be voting in the midterm elections. but as a student studying public policy, chino others do not participate. >> people don't believe that a single vote can affect elections. >> reporter: juggling school and work, students feel disconnected from politics and issues on the ballot. >> it is difficult to find time to fully educate myself. >> reporter: the director for inclusive democracy says the lack of engagement of y

we are here in oakland, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> numbers show the u.s. economy grew last quarter after declining the first two quarters of this year. analysts say the 2.6% growth in gdp is fueled by travel and dining. the u.s. also received fewer imports from foreign countries. experts warn that the times likely won't last. higher interest rates mean it could be a while before there is another positive return. >> i think the odds that next year we get a recession are very high because inflation is still high. the federal reserve is still fighting inflation. and also, the whole world is going into a recession. >> economists also expect a housing market cooldown as the feds continue to raise interest rates. >>> arrests have been made in connection to a shooting that killed a religious studies student at the uc berkeley campus. police say three people were taken into custody after search warrants were ordered in oakland and union city. detectives found a number of firearms, including ghost guns, in an undisclosed location. earlier this month, four men walki

walker wilson has more. >> when people ask how we do it, when i tell them what we have to do, they say, we will spend the money and have you make the sandwich for us. >> reporter: cherry's tuna melt is now famous beyond oakland. >> you are left with this flavor. >> reporter: while the sandwich has been good for business, he says there are series challenges right outside his deli. >> as you can see, my catch is up. i leave it up all day. >> reporter: discouraged by repeated car burglaries and worsening homelessness, he says oakland is heading in the wrong direction. >> i know it's a rubik's cube for city government , but we got to do something because it's just getting worse . >> reporter: polling shows that that dealing that things are getting worse is shared broadly across oakland just as voters are asked to decide who will serve as the next mayor. >> oh , thank you so much for coming out. thank you for all of the support. i think that the city is sick and tired of the status quo. the status quo that doesn't take working families into strong consideration. >> i am adar of refugees. yo

kpix 5's wilson walker is live now with the details. >> reporter: this block in pacific heights has been closed off all day by police. the bomb squad was here for a little while. they called this an ongoing investigation. it has been taken over by capitol police and the fbi. >> at approximately 2:27 this morning san francisco police officers were dispatched to the residence of's beaker nancy pelosi regarding an a priority well-being check. >> it was a priority call when the first two officers arrived, they say they found 82-year-old paul pelosi struggling with an intruder. >> there was one hammer involved. there was an altercation, and mr. pelosi and david depape were struggling . i do not know whose hammer it was. >> police have not said much more other than the suspect was the pacific lay looking for the speaker of the house. >> the suspect has been identified as david depape. motive is still being determined. david depape will be booked on the following charges. attempted homicide , assault with a deadly weapon, elder abuse, burglary, and several other additional felonies. >> i think

. >> in oakland, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> back over the bridge now, live look at san francisco city hall. you'll be able to cast your ballot from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. , and that's where you can drop off your vote by mail ballot or get a replacement ballot. >>> ahead, strong words from oakland mayor, and he is no stranger to those in the city. >> the mayor hast to send a message. oakland is not a dumping ground. >> is coming out of retirement, pulling some crowds, too, and joining the race. how this candidate says his experience sets him apart. >>> the 49ers and the rams, this sunday. we will look at the tools in the 49ers defense. >>> live look at san jose on this pleasant afternoon, lots of sunshine, near-normal temperatures across the bay area vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over $2 million a year. no one else pays a penny. 30 will reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. this is

we begin with wilson walker where there is a heavy police presence outside the pelosi home. wilson?

we begin with wilson walker where there is a heavy police presence outside the pelosi home. wilson? >> reporter: police have sort of started moving out of here. there are also police down the street at a certain senator's house that i noticed earlier this evening. we just had a little more from san francisco police. they spoke at length about the opening moments of all of this and apparently some fantastic police work on the dispatcher end at 911. what it sounds like is that mr. pelosi was able to get a phone call out of this building as everything started to unfold this morning, but he cannot say much. i'm reading between the lines here a little bit. he couldn't say much, but that dispatcher could hear what sounded like threats , and maybe someone saying, you don't need to do this. don't do this. she could hear a little bit of that, but that was enough for her to know that something really bad was unfolding in his house. she hit the gas on getting some people here as fast as she could. >> i also like to thank our emergency dispatcher, heather grimes, who is standing here to our lef

kpix 5 wilson walker follow the fish and takes us along for the ride. >> we are at the bottom of thesta is at full pool we would be underwater. in this drought situation, the mccloud has returned to its form. >> this is the office and daily job for environmental scientist matt johnson. checking in on california's grand effort to save the winter chinook. >> the fish trap call the rotar trap. screws the water and the fish down into a holding box. and we will open up the lid, an see what we've got. >> as always there's a lot of river dunk to sort through, but what he's looking for will usually jump out at him and eventually one does. >> it's been about 80 years since the chinook salmon have swum in this part of the river, and here we go. that's a remarkable site. these are abou to hatch. >> the salmon was raised in an incubator about 20 miles upstream, so it's already done some swimming, most of those eggs have probably moved throug here by now. >> these are the ones that are spending more time in the river before leaving. >> the fish that swim past thes traps can survive in shasta, bu

wilson walker >> let's get right to kpix 5 supporter shawn chitnis. he is live at the hospital , san francisco general. shauna? >> reporter: it has been a busy scene on the north side of the campus. we could see plenty of police cars editing coming through throughout the day. there have also been watching a security detail that is been coming in and out of this entrance. let's take a look at the scene about an hour ago when we saw speaker pelosi's motorcade arriving here at the hospital. we know that her motorcade came through about a block from where i'm standing and that they need a roadblock to help escort her in. this journey to get her here has taken all day, as the speaker needed several hours to first leave d.c. and eventually get here to san francisco. we were able to briefly see her going to the hospital late this afternoon. as she was arriving , we know her husband was recovering from a successful surgery. yet to be treated for a skull fracture, as well as injuries to his right arm and hands . cbs news has been reporting that paul pelosi was

. >> reporter: wilson walker, kpix kpix 5 . > >> and it is fleet week in san o san francisco. and the troops have arrived but the only battle battle last night was on the basketball court. roughly, 50 kids were invited to hoop it uph up with local players along with with sailors and marines. >> reporter: with the uss princn in the background, kits from the the boys and girls club got to take part in hoops with the tros the troops. they worked on everything from the crossover to to the dogs thanks to all of the the volunteers helping out in the event. >> i see myself helping out these kids. >> reporter: he plays on the team originally from south suda, south sudan, basketball has helped him become the person he is, today. >> basketball really means everything to me. i use it as a guideline to help guide people through life. >> reporter: it is not how many points or the winds or losses, he hopes to teach these kids vae lessons he has learned through the game. >> having character is the one thing i would try to teach all of these kids. >> reporter: the kids also got to go on board

. >> reporter: wilson walker, kpix5. >>> election night is approaching.e've got you covered with three ways to watch. our coverage begins at 5:00 on election day on kp ix, cbs news bay area. >>> leaders on hand for a new opening. why this means so much to people living nearby. >> reporter: welcome to the newest supermarket to open in san francisco. >> i got this area. >> reporter: meet carolyn, one of the a game change >> you are the best. >> when i have my wic or need to shop, i can come to my home store and get my groceries in peace. >> reporter: the needs included having a chance, an opportunity to do better, to be better. >> to be honest if it wasn't for this shop, i think i would be getting into some type of trouble. >> reporter: locating along bustling third street corridor in the heart of the bay view, this location sat vacant since july 2019 when the former walgreens closed doors after 30 years leaving the community struggling to find a place to shop. >> this community has been like a food desert. >> this community shouldn't have to take a bus to

ideology, regardless of all else, it is not making sure that oakland gets full potentia >> reporter: wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> the 49ers go to los angeles. they will try to make it 3 for 3 against the rams. here is vern glenn to explain. >>> this is the volkswagen, red and gold report. >>> the 49ers and rams meet for the second time this month, on the field, sunday in los angeles. last week, the division rivals went head to head off the field. christian mccaffrey was traded to the rams last week, la made a similar offer to the 49ers, but it did not include a fourth-round pick in this year's draft, so they finished second in the mccaffrey sweepstakes. >> what were your thoughts about the 49ers trading for krista mccaffrey? >> they get another great player. they got him. we have to move forward accordingly. it just so happens that they are on the schedule this week. >>> with a red and gold report, i am vern glenn. >>> the time right now is 6:35, we have two guests talk about day of the de. are mbering loes at >>> let's look at the roadways right now. it is almost 7:00. at the bay bridge it is busy.

>> okay, kpix 5's wilson walkers down the frequent breakdowns. >> reporter: for betty and bob .ry trip away from home takesa lot of extra planning and mopefy a little luck. >> there's no red mark. closed signs so we assume that's worki. but here's the real mccoy. >> reporter: suppose these suths want to make a trip to rio vista. leave the small community community of snug harbor for thx minute drive to the real mccoy and the full trip into town might take about 15 minutes. ho. >> look at it honey. it's up they've got it up again. >> reporter: the real mccoy ii s down for maintenance so it's ovr to option b. the j-mack cable ferry on the other side of ryer island. this makes the trip a bit longer, maybe 30, 35 minutet when it's not working? >> let me see. 30 to there, 20 -- it's about 55 minutes going the long way around from here. >> reporter: with troubles for e ferry and what residents descrie as inconsistent staffing at the other, the people who live and work here are often left wondering how to get where they're going and when they should leave. a situation that has now last

walker. >> joining me now, greg boozy, political reporter for the atlanta journal-constitution, an msnbc political contributor and offer of flipped, how georgia turned purple enrollment awfully on republican power. and rick wilsonunder of the lincoln project, author of everything trump touches dies, and former republican strategist. thank you both for being here, greg, egret a piece in the aj seaborne of the few republicans who condemned walker, as lieutenant governor jeff duncan, in an interview with cnn, he said republican officials in cnn are rattled by walker's history of violent behavior, and pattern of lies. so greg, do you think is more of these officials spoke out, they could influence the results of the midterm election? >> you know, they could. we are from senior national republicans are standing by him because really, from their point of view, they have no other option. george remains key to the path for republicans to take the u.s. senate, so they are kind of committed right now, and it is too late to withdraw his name from the ballot, they are stuck with him. but here in georgia, we see a number of republicans, going as far as republican jeff duncan, they are distancing themselves from them. govern