>> you need to go with betty yu. >> she gets all of the good stuff. yes.need to ad>>> let's look at wha happening weatherwise. the storm system in the pacific northwest will continue the fall-like weather pattern for the pay area. less atmosphere on top of us so, that reduces the heat and builds up. we will see more clouds moving through and a stronger breeze. it all adds up to cooler warminatures for trend will kick in heading into the weekend. warmer, not until the weekend. the warmest temperatures we are tracking this weekend are going to return us to around what is normal for this time of the year. right now, temperatures are cooling off. 57 degrees in liver more, downtown, down to 51 degrees in santa rosa. these numbers are not going to change a lot. only dropping a degree or two the rest of the night. the fog will spread out. that shows up in the bright white here. it am be a layer over head in terms of cloud cover. the clouds will be tough to shake throughout the day. the fog will dissipate. we are going to see more clouds and sunshine for most of t

you know, there were other people around in santa monica. >> that was betty yu reporting. police are investigating whether the attack was a hate crime. the suspect was not on her prescribed medications at the time of the assaults. she has been charged with three counts of assault with a deadly weapon. >>> time for the money watch report. ford's surprisingly strong revenue leads to boost in its share price. diane king hall reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> stocks were mostly lower wednesday. dow slumped 266 points. nasdaq gained a fraction of a point while s&p 500 lost 23. new takes on old cars helped ford crush wall street expectations in the quarterly earnings report. auto maker posted profit of 1.8 billion on 33 billion in revenue. shares shot up nearly 9% after hours. ford says there is strong demand for the new bronco and mustang mock e. state of the s. ecomy ocus today. economdi a steep drop off from the 6.7% growth in the second quarter. the blame is likely to fall on the supply chain issues and a shortage of workers. >>> starbucks employees are getting a

. >> betty yu opens up for the first time after a conservative youtube host goes after her online. what she wants everyone to know tonight. >>> good evening. first that breaking news. actor alec baldwin is investigated tonight after shooting and killing a person and injuring another. the man who survived is from the bay area. we have the new details right now. halyna hutchins. while taking a break from the film movie "rust" starring and produced by actor alec baldwin who new mexico sheriff county says pulled the trigger that killed hutchins and injured souza. he describes himself as an experienced director, writer, editor and producer of feature films, his films include "crown vic". >> here in new mexico. >> reporter: the western movie where the prop gun was discharged today is being filmed in new mexico on bonanza creek ranch. the santa fe new mexico published this photo of him in the parking lot outside of the sheriff's office today after being questioned. no word on souza's condition. hutchins was 42 years old. >> we also want to note alec baldwin has not been charged with any c

they show solidarity and respond to racist comments to kpix five san francisco report betty yu. >>> a foggy friday out there. we are tracking more rain throughout the morning and through the weekend. stay with us, we will be right back. >>> betty yu is speaking out following a racist attack against her. she has been targeted because of her race. we had a chance to sit down with betty. >> this is just another reminder that racism is so prove lant here in the united states. >> do you have hope that one day, that you are not going to be looked at as an aggressive asian face? >> you know, it is going to take a lot of time. here we are in 2021 and, what is triggering about that is that, what gave this guy the authority to decide what is americanized? that is triggering. and that is racist. when i look back, what is the most shocking to me is the casualness of the racism. this kind of just unbridled hate and the mockery. >> the man behind the attacks, steven crowder is a conservative host with millions of followers. you tube recently suspended for for a week. crowder went after betty on a c

also, uc berkeley law professor and former deputy assistant attorney general, john yu.f, a member of the select committee, just tweeted. he wrote steve bannon was given every opportunity to comply with the lawful subpoena. he chose, instead, to make specious claims of executive privilege. tonight, we voted to hold him in criminal contempt, despite what he and trump may believe, no one is above the law, unquote. what do you make that have? >> well, i think it's very accurate. i -- i'm surprised that bannon is -- is as blatant as he is. he is working with an attorney who certainly knows what's happening and understands it. but yet, they have decided to make a stance that i don't think is going to withstand the test. there are very few arguments that can be made. they're highly technical. and if the department of justice -- which i think will happen -- proceeds to go forward and take this to a grand jury, there will be an indictment forthcoming. and he will be facing misdemeanor charges. he's got -- there's an overwhelming case against him. >> professor yu, i mean, the leg

>> reporter: betty yu, kpix5. >> so disappointing to hear.e was stuck in san francisco over the weekend to perform and has since traveled to the tahoe area. >>> chp officer recovering after attacked and bitten by a suspect on the side of a freeway. this happened around highway 4 in concord around 1:00 yesterday. a pedestrian was throwing stuff at cars on the freeway and when the officer tried to stop the person, a struggle broke out. that's when the officer says he was bitten by the suspect. chp was able to take the suspect into custody and then to a hospital. the officer is expected to be okay. >>> today, california teachers and parents planning a massive school walk out to protest potential vaccine mandates and organizers want parents to pull their kids from classrooms. the vaccine is fda approved for anyone 16 and older. 12 to 15-year-olds can get shot under emergency use authorization but those 11 or younger are not yet eligible. one parent plans to take part in the walk out saying he is still concerned about longterm effects the vaccine

kpix5 betty yu shows us some of the gourmet meals you can try, betty? >> reporter: liz even in the last 15 minutes or so customers were still streaming out of provoco raving about tonight's unique meal. they are long standing traditions in the city of san francisco. given where we are in this pandemic tonight's kick off felt extra special. >> reporter: it is an all-star collaboration for one night only. three top chefs teamed up to create this four course meal to kick off eat, drink sf and restaurant week. tonight's dinner with cocktail pairings was sold out. >> everyone, all of us, we need help, obviously. and, the restaurant we bring in some new customers and hopefully we will make them believers and make them regulars. >> reporter: the 10 day event is ticketed experiences and prefixed menus for lunch and dinner for 150 restaurants for anywhere from $10-$65. >> it is like old times, you know. it is like we are back. it feels normal. >> reporter: jean from san francisco said that this is the first such dining event she has participated in since the pan

tonight, kpix5 betty yu asked city leaders what is being done to help? >> reporter: this walgreens located on gof fstreet is one of five closing in san francisco next month. walgreens is blaming the rising cost of organized retail crime. >> you need to go man, leave the store. go. >> reporter: this type of shoplifting at a walgreens is just one example of a trend that is forcing the chain to close stores permanently. >> i need it open. every now and eni need tums, they have a pharmacy, i love that. >> reporter: in a statement they said retail theft has continued to increase in the past few months to five times our chain average. we increased our investments in security measures in stores across the city 46 times our chain average. >> even in the location in my district on mission and ocean just couple months ago they started to put an officer there. >> reporter: the supervisor said it is too little too late since that store is closing. he recently proposed legislation that would allow sheriff deputies to work as security guards for businesses. >> i think

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix5. >>> still ahead at 11:00. >> i told them it is real. don't take the pill. they can kill you. >> a bay area's father plea to other parents after half a atcodiffer makes from ski season in the tahoe basin tonight. >>> raiders bombshell. the head coach out after his rise came crashing down. >>> and, looking live out at san jose, is the bay area under a blanket of discontent and uncertainty? a new poll that may surprise you >>> fake prescription pills, laced with fent a lling pe re ithy area. the problem is sobad ert in six years. >> but the warning came too late to save one east bay teen. kpix5 on her father's plea to other parents. >> every time i see the the leaves moving i feel she is around me. >> reporter: he finds himself in this window a lot these days in his daughter's bedroom. gazing, listening and reminiscing. >> she was always smiling, happy, and, yeah, very happy person. >> reporter: his 14-year-old daughter who he called tete died of an accidental fentanyl overdose in august. a regular friday, a weekend into her freshman year

tonight, we want to let you know that we condemn a racist online attack against kpix5 reporter betty yu. you see her here every night. >> television station and kpix5 support betty yu and the words spread during steven crowders program. we stand with bet an accomplished journalist and valued member of our cbs family. these hateful remarks are outrageous and destructive and reaffirm the importance of our work as journalist to shine the work on antiasian violence and hate speech when it occurs. >>> still ahead, why this bay area mom accused of hosting boozey sex parties for teenagers is now barred from seeing even her own son. >>> the message the band fish is sending to its fans following a deadly fall during its concert at chase center. >>> a warning about onions why you may want to toss any that you have in your kitchen. >>> and, coming up tomorrow on the kpix5 news at 7:00. in the middle of the pandemic another virus is picking up steam. flu season is here along with a new batch of vaccines. >> this coming year could be even worse than usual. >> you know i don't know. i would think may

betty yu reports on what apparently caused the disruptions across the country. >> reporter: this was the scene in las vegas over the weekend, traveler ty tran shared this photo showing long lines to get assistance at the southwest counter. he says there was a six hour in person wait to get help and few alternative flights available. their only chief meteorologist was canceled, received an error message and faced two hour wait time for customer service. >> my daughter and son said you will get stuck at the airport. >> reporter: hoping to make it home to las vegas from sfo, their flight was already delayed twice. >> we heard about it friday and saturday. sunday we don't have what's going to happen. >> reporter: the airline canceled more than 1,000 flights or about a third of its schedule as of sunday evening. according to flight tracker flight aware, highest rate by far of major u.s. airlines. southwest said weather in florida and unexpected air traffic control issues in the same region triggered delays and cancellations but no other airline is as severely affected. >> delay a little o

studio in los angeles is breaking her silence. >>> she told her story exclusively to kpix 5's betty yu. >> reporter: shell is recovering from this vicious attack. she said that while she is doing better, it will take more time to heal the emotional wounds. >> i never thought i would be a victim of an attack like this. >> reporter: the former survivor contestant and season 16 favorite, michelle --, who goes by piper shared photos of her injury from a brutal attack on october 14. she was preparing to teach a first pilates class of the day at the santa monica studio when police say this woman assaulted her. >> she had a rusty metal saw in one hand and a pipe in the other. she starts shunning nonsense and lunges into the studio and stabs me in my left bicep with a knife and then strikes me twice with the pipe. the first time striking my hand, shattering my watch, getting my fingers good. the second time, it was straight over the head. >> reporter: the attacker hit her so hard it spread her eyebrow wide open. she received stitches at the hospital. she may also have a detached retina. police

betty yu. kpix5. >>> time for this morning's money watch report. checking in on facebook stock said it remains on the hot seat in washington. >>> plus bringing back strict coronavirus rules. diane king hall reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> stocks rebounded on tuesday. the dow industrial's rallied 311 points. the nasdaq rose 178 and the s&p500 added 45. >>> facebook rebounded 2% after being one of the big tech losers on monday. the company is under scrutiny in washington. a whistle blower told lawmakers facebook aims to maximize profits no matter the cost. she called on congress to regulate facebook. the social network's founder sent a letter to employees late yesterday insisting her claims are not true. >>> kellogg employees are on strike. 1400 workers at all of the companies united states plants walked off the job yesterday. the union in kellogg's have been negotiating for more than a year over pay, benefits and a threat to move work to mexico. it's unclear how production of its brands like frosted flakes, special k and raisin brand w

kpix5 betty yu is live in san francisco. betty there is the first time that we have heard of a restaurant being shutdown for this. >> reporter: that is correct. the city of san francisco this is the first we have heard of it. the solution right now is to be open for to-go orders only. check it out. on the door, the sign reads, indoor dining is unavailable at this time. >> reporter: it is the only way in&out is allowed to stay open in san francisco. offering takeout and outdoor dining this after the chain refused to become the vaccination police for any government. the department of public health temporarily shutdown the location last thursday for not checking for proof of vaccination. >> especially with how many tourists they are seeing it is standard when you are visiting san francisco to hear those are the policies everywhere. >> you think they should follow the mandate? >> yeah. i think everybody has to. everybody has to do the same thing to take care of each other. >> reporter: the city said they gave them multiple warni

>>> it has been a day since a conservative podcast are made racist comments about kpix's own betty yu outpouring of support here in the bay area, denouncing those hateful words. our kiet do and why it can be hard to hold people accountable. >> reporter: the comments were made on the conservative media site the blaze . to see it, you have to be a paid subscriber. they would've gone largely unnoticed if it weren't for media matters for america, which posted the video on their website, then tweeted out the clip with the headline, stephen crowder mocks a local reporter for having an aggressively asian face. >> these types of comments are appalling and offensive, and they are wrong. what they do then, the hate speech leads to hate violence. it normalizes it. >> reporter: professor rush hill zhang helped launch the stop aapi hit campaign that has no documented more than 900 attacks on asian-american victims. he says the comments about eddie were institutional racism. >> is not one individual attacking another individual. someone representing an institution or corporation attacking a whole g

to let you know that we, kpix could , condemn a racist attack online against kpix 5 reporter, betty yu whom you see every night at 11:00. cbs television and kpix fully supports betty yu and condemns the racist comments directed at betty and the other demeaning asian stereotypes spread during steven crowder's program wednesday. viacom cbs released this statement. "we stand and solid dairy in solidarity with betty, and these hateful and offensive remarks are outrageous and destructive and reaffirmed the importance of our work as journalists to shine a light on anti-asian violence and hate speech when it occurs. >>> still ahead, the opposite of holiday spirit. where vandals damaged thousands of dollars worth of christmas decorations and the nonprofit left scrambling. >>> plus >> the warriors went down to l.a. and took care of the lakers so tonight, at the chase center, the other team from l.a., the clippers is coming up. the ho >>> welcome back. it is a busy thursday. more breaking news and this from across the atlantic. we have just learned that queen elizabeth spent a night in the hospi

. >>> i'm betty yu in mission bay where fans came out to soak in orange object -- october. businesses are saying this playoff run is proving to be a hit. >> let's go giants! >> reporter: fans raised a glass to the giants as they watched the team take out the dodgers 1-0. >> it is great to be next to the park. they are in l.a. right now but we are doing the best we can. i don't normally come around here. it was cool. >> reporter: new belgium brewing opened on opening day this year. they said they had its busiest days ever during the last two home games. >> my gosh it was so fun. i love working here and this area the epi center with baseball down the street. >> reporter: tonight's away game drew a larger than normal crowd. inside the park, members only gothem club hosted a watch party. we found fans stocking up on gear, betting on a long post season. >> they have fans locally, coast to coast it really is all about just taking the things they have done well all season and maximizing it tonight. >> reporter: the bey yu, kpix5. >>> still ahead at 11:00. >> i told them it is real

betty yu got reaction to what could be a lifesaver for some businesses >>> tonight was a bustling night for velvet 48, a wine bar here in downtown burling game. last -- throughout the pandemic it is easier to job is your. is the only way we have been able to serve people consistency -- consistently outside. >> they extending alcohol sales for amp the governor made an announcement at a restaurant. >> the opportunity is not just about social foods . >>> defender of the signed today, restaurant and bars and to set . >> for all of us, having the ability to continue serving guests in the best way possible regardless if there is to. it is a really good way to keep the business going. >> i have a seven-month-old baby. we aren't dining indoors right now. if impost pandemic i love the idea of extending to the outdoor. governor newsome send the parent healthcare act this week but it will not take effect until 2023. only applies and parents must rely on their children for at least 50% of the total support. there is a new theory. >>> right -- >> investigators believe motherships anchors may have st

yu, that he's able to get ktsf on the internet, which he used to have to pay. none of this would have happened without the incredible work and advocacy of the chinatown community center, so i wanted to thank them for what they knew they could do, and with that, jim chan. [applause] >> thank you. good morning, everybody. my name is jen chan, and i work for chinatown c.c.c. i want to thank the city and the department of technology for everything that they've done, from upgrading our towers to our single-room occupancies. this is an important move on the city's part as well as a very crucial step. especially throughout the pandemic, a lot of our families were stuck at home, not able to connect to the outside world, so this was a key piece in allowing our kids to continue to go to school. but for our seniors, a lot of them were home bound, and really before that, a lot of them relied on things like the internet to connect with their families on things that they haven't been able to see. but the most important thing is now they can connect to their families, and tha

.>>> betty yu tough team coverage. she is live outside of oracle park with a and not ready to give up. >> reporter: no way. they are disappointed but that still is fired up some chanting of "let's go giants." >> this wasn't the way giants fans envision and editing but this is what you expect from to powerhouse teams. >> giants fans started streaming out of oracle park during the seventh inning. >> were actually came all the way from l.a. to watch this game. we are giant fans who live in l.a. >> milli vanilli. >> >> the night started with high energy. tom cruise was front and center amid a sea of orange rally rags and a sellout crowd of 30,000+. the sixth inning both fans put on their other camps. in the end the --. >> many giants fans have plans 20 game number three in l.a. both sides are ready to troll. >> are you surprised it is. >>> this best-of-five series to l.a. if there is a game number five it will be back in i oracle park thursday . >>> back so much talk of about that duncans >>> betty, thank you for all the f

kpix 5 betty yu has more. >> reporter: tonight was a bustling night for velvet 48, a wine bar here in downtown burlinggame. the better part of the last 18 months, this parklet was the only place it could do business. >> the parklet has been a lifeline for us. throughout the pandemic, it's been very difficult to piece it altogether. the parklet is the -- is really the only way we have been able to serve people consistently outside. >> reporter: it's largely why the governor signed three bills into law, extending outdoor dining permits and alcohol sales at parklets for a year after the state of emergency ends. the governor made the announcement at an oakland restaurant. >> the opportunity to come here is not about extraordinary food, if it's about food, week order in and make food every night. it's about experiences. >> reporter: restaurants and bars can continue to sell to go cocktails with food for another five years. >> we did that a lot. especially in the winter and when we didn't want to go inside. i think we would love to keep that up, if it sticks around. >> reporter: flights res

jonathan: geoff yu there a bny mellon.futures this morning negative a little more than 1% on the s&p. the good news is we are off the lows. the bad news is we are still negative. the nasdaq down by 1.28%. the russell off by 1.26%. let's start with natural gas prices in the u.k. the chart parabolic, vertical. gas prices rallying really aggressively. not just the u.k. come about across the board in europe. we were off by almost 40% a little bit earlier. we are off those highs -- we were up by almost 40% a little bit earlier. we are off those highs. you take the real yield, subtract the real yield from the inflation linked curve, and you get the implied inflation rate, the market-based implied inflation rate. it looks like this right now, explosive. 13 your highs on breakevens and the u.k. the energy story spills over to inflation expectations. nominal yields shift higher as well. this is the risk aversion story at the moment. yields are up two, three basis points on the nominal 10 year yield in the u.s. this is the story at

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in san francisco, betty yu, kpix5. >>> southwest flyers still experiencing delays and cancellations as the company's travel problems have not let up. >> nearly two thousand flight was grounded this weekend. laura podesta with what could be causing the headache. >> if you are traveling southwest today be prepared to wait and wait. >> i may have to think twice about flying southwest this is very, very frustrating. >> after a weekend filled with missed flights those who chose the carrier experienced cancellations or delays. southwest offered an apology to customers siting weather and external concerns to the problems which have sifted since saturday. >> i hung up twice. i couldn't do it. the airline and it's pilots have been clashing over a vaccine mandate. the union president told cbs news that the grounded planes aren't the result of a protest. >> did any of the pilots call out sick? >> he have data on what happened. our pilots sick rates were right in line with what was happening. >> the captain blamed the management for the travel debacle saying its been so slow bringing pilots back f

betty yu was the mcee my pleasure to be a part of it. >>> new to the cue cards, a 3-0 record for the first time in 19 years. derek carr, well, that was must- see monday night football. the home standing chargers show us your lightning bolts. lightning? in l.a.? jon saw enough, pulled the team. 35 minute weather delay. chargers offense, no shocker. justin herbert found ekeler. the pass at the half. raiders scoreless. then, carr hit hunter renfrow. next possession, carr to waller. raiders, within a touchdown, instant offense. 4th quarter, carr vintage. raiders here. stretched the field. deep for ruggs, iii. 51 yards, the drive stalled. then, carlson from the middle of the field. hooked the field goal left. would of cut the lead to 4. chargers made a short drive out of that. here is austin ekeler again. the second touchdown of the game. just over five minutes left. no fourth quarter heroics for carr. tried to make something out of northing and he was burned with an interception. that is game. raiders first loss of the season. 28-14 final. what do you tell a team down 21- 0 at the half?

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. >>> we condemn a racist online attack against kpix5 reporter betty yu. >> we fully support colleaguecomments directed at betty as well as other demeaning asian stereotypes spread during steven crowder's program wednesday. we stand in solidarity with betty, an accomplished journalist and valued member of our cbs family. the hateful offensive remarks are outrageous and destructive and reaffirm importance of our work as journalists to shine light on antiasian violence and hate speech when it occurs. we love you betty. >>> coming up, hear from a california earthquake expert on how you can stay best prepared for the big one. >>> we are continuing to keep an eye on the storm system moving through the bay area. darren will have a full check on the forecast and rainy weather for you, when we come back. >>> good morning. ahead on cbs mornings, a lot of booster shot guidance from fda. dr. fauci joins us to talk about who is eligible and when. plus why he thinks johnson & johnson should probably have been a two dose shot from the beginning. >>> an exclusive interview with the lead scientist who

. >> kpix 5's betty yu as parents about it. >> reporter: parents in mission bay were generally in favor of this mandate. upuntil no gove left the decision upto lo i've been waiting for vaccines for my son. that's the biggest concern we have today, setting them to school without a vaccine. he has to wear a mask every single day. i presume he likely will still have to wear a mask, but it is the biggest fear of a parent, you to send your kid to school, but he is not vaccinated. >> it doesn't mean i'm not happy about it. it's a crappy part, but i think the mandate is going to make, in general, like, a mandate is going to help everyone overcome this, versus waiting for people to get the vaccine on their own. back dr. peter chen hong said many in the health profession support the decision, especially because he says cases went up 250% among children across the country. >> maybe the most important reason for many parents is that this is caused so many disruptions in schools when one kid is positive, and everyone has to go home, or do hybrid will be part of contact tracing, isolate, quarantine,

young yu says her grandfather was working in the fields that day. >> he could see smoke. a sense of doom because after the fire, then what? are they going to come after the individuals? >> reporter: she described how her grandfather used to be chased, had rocks thrown at him, echoing some of the anti-asian attacks seen during the pandemic. >> we were hearing rhetoric coming down from our federal government. as we know, our -- our past president that was really, i think, encouraging a lot of this -- this hate and these hate crimes that were occurring. >> reporter: council member raul says similarly, set the tone for anti-chinese attacks then. all with a backdrop of the u.s.-chinese exclusion act passed to prevent chinese immigrants from becoming citizens. >> i was not aware of -- of really how bad it got, and through this process, we've been able to -- to expose that. >> reporter: the city even denied permits for rebuilding after the fire. though subsequent chinatowns, eventually, emerged. about 100 years later, during the construction of this hotel, the fairmont, people d

we want to let you know we condemn a racist online attack against our kpix5 reporter betty yu who you every ni 1 and condemn horrific racist comments at betty as well as other demeaning asian stereotypes. these remarks are outrageous and destructive and reaffirm our work to shine a light on hate speech when it occurs. >>> dow is down in the red about 62 points. >>> investigators are expected to end the mystery of how a family and their dog died on a remote hiking trail. the sheriffs office is expected to hold a news conference on what killed the family. a couple, their one-year-old, and dog were found dead on a trail in august. investigators ruled out drugs, suicide, lightning. they have let to rule out heat or toxic algae. cbsn will be streaming live at 2:00. watch at kpix.com or the kpix news app. >>> the drought emergency, latest drought monitor map dropped this morning. it doesn't appear there has been much change. most of the peninsula and south bay are in extreme drought while good portion of the north bay and east bay are in exceptional drought category. >>> how much could this

. >>> and kpix5's betty yu is following this story and will have much more for you tonight at 5:00. >>> let's take a live look outside. smoke may be a part of your saturday, the air quality management district issued a spare the air alert for tomorrow. chief meteorologist has more. >> we will see wild fire smoke blowing toward us from the southern sierra nevada. it is the knp complex and the windy fire. air quality management district indicating moderate air quality. but they forecast unhealthy for sensitive groups. the orange category for inland parts of the east bay saturday. i don't think that will be that bad. let's take a look at the forecast data. you can see the bulk of it remains closer to the actual fires. but, enough of it making its way across the bay area to drop us to that moderate category. i don't think we will get into that unhealthy for sensitive groups reading by saturday afternoon. the smoke will linger overhead. you will see hazy skies. we will look at the four day air quality forecast in a few minutes. >>> students at los altos high school had to leave school beca

now people are heading out in the sunset where kpix5 betty yu is standing by, betty, how did it go? >> very well here on outside lands, people are still making their way out of the festival. we have spider men and spider women here with us. take a look at irving street. traffic is stop and go. businesses tell us that they are seeing a bit more foot traffic and also a bit of a boost in sales. [music] >> reporter: tonight, thousands of fans went wild. for rapper tyler the creator. the first mass event of its kind in san francisco since the pandemic began. >> all of the way from d.c. just to come here and check out the festival. >> did not disappoint sounds like? >> not at all. [music] >> it was so nice to be around a lot of people and to just be outside and see like the music and feel like you are part of the community again. [music] >> reporter: the sold out three day festival is expecting more than 70,000 people each day. everyone must be vaccinated or show proof of a negative covid-19 test. tonight, they are seeing three times more business it gets on a normal friday. >> after 10:0

let's go out to kpix5's betty yu live for us, betty? >> reporter: liz they did not get it tonight because ultimately the l.a. dodgers beat the brewers 8-6 but the fans stuck around. they are still trickling out at this hour. earlier they were also chanting "beat l.a." >> reporter: giants beat the padres tonight 3 -0 in front of a house full of fans. they stayed put for another win, to watch the l.a. dodgers game on the big screen. a loss would of meant clinching the nl west. >> kind of unbelievable because they came back from who knew what happened but, we are big giants fans. they can do it. they just have to keep winning and keep the dodgers out. >> so excited. my 30th game this year. the best season. the giants got it. i got tickets to both the wild card game and the series game 1 we are going to the playoffs. >> reporter: however, the l.a. dodgers game ends the giant his a historic win. friday's win makes 106 this season. tying the franchise record set by the new york giants in 1904. >> it feels fantastic, playing so well. it just f

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betty yu. >> walgreenss said each store will transferprescriptions to another walgreens was in a mile radius. patient also be told by mail. >>> happening today in san francisco, the dea and the state attorney general will announce a major development in the lawsuit against three manufactureerns of ghost guns. we have done a number of investigations on ghost guns that can be ordered online. >>> late last night the concord city council voted to accept a $30,000 grant to start a police drone program. the council said the drones will help police track suspects and they won't be used for random surveillance. >>> looking live out at the white house. the united states is officially reopening its land borders to nonessential travel in early november. this means mexican and canadian citizens will be allowed in if it ends a 19 month travel travel hasen ct to essential tr >>> coming up on kpix45 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> why a former dea said the charges against a mother accuses of hosting secret sex parties for teenagers could be just a tip of the iceberg. >>> and bezos new company abo

betty yu has a look at how good businesses did near oracle park. >> reporter: business was brisk at newrewing today. the restaurant and tap room opened on opening day and it was a good bet. it attracts crowd of fans on game days. >> from start to finish it's been absolute fun and craziness before the games, after the games. everyone wants to be part of the magic that's happening this year for the giants. >> reporter: sales sky rocket particularly when giants play the dodgers which could happen friday depending on the outcome of this week's wild card game. >> today was insanely busy. the crowd was wall to wall packed, a 45 minute wait. >> reporter: post season is welcome news for restaurants and bars like momo's which had to do with without tens of thousands of fans. >> i haven't been this excited since 2016 when they were last in the playoffs. we are grateful. it's honestly such a great night for giants fans in general and for the city. we have gone through such tough times. the way the team has played is really inspiring for everybody involved. >> the next big game the giants play will

kpix's betty yu said people in, marina are so fed up they are hing their own security. if obvious takes a few seconds and witnesses or drivers don't seem to deter thieves. this car break-in happened on hawthorne last month. the owner said she had nothing inside her brand new car and was still not immune. on friday this dash camera video caught repeated smash and grabs at beach and columbus. >> we don't feel safe in our neighborhood. we have the alarm and cameras on the property. we want the extra security of having someone have eyes on our place. >> katie said home and auto burglaries in her neighborhood have gotten so out of hand she is paying for security from patrol special officer allen byer. >> they read the paper and see what's going on in the city. they want a safe place to raise their kids in the last year i have had ten of my clients move his residential clients have more than doubled since the pandemic started. from 70 to 150 in the marina alone. he makes the round from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. patrol special offer of proofs work as private patrol persons overse

. >>> let's go now to kpix's betty yu with a look at how well local businesses did near the park, hi,etty. >> reporter: hi, if it is any indication some of the workers i approached for an interview said they were too tired to do one because they had been nonstop and busy all day long. all of that magic on the field is certainly spilling over to the local bars and restaurants. >> reporter: business was brisk at new belgium brewing in mission bay today. the restaurant and tap room opened on opening day this year and it was a good bet its location across the ballpark on 3rd street attracts crowds of fans on game days. >> from start to finish it is just absolute fun and craziness, you know, before the games, after the games, everyone is in here with good energy. everyone just wants to be part of the magic happening this year for the giants. >> reporter: they say sales skyrocketed particularly when the giants play the dodgers which could happen friday, depending on the out come of the game. >> it was packed. >> reporter: the post season is welcomed news for restaurants and bars like momo's