targeting mayor liccardo's home. they spray painted san jose will be free so black lives matter and jacob blake. the mayor was heart-broken and had people helping him to scrub away the graffiti. >> it doesn't have anything to do with the movement but it has to do with the decisions of a few irresponsible individuals. >> we are very supportive of the black lives matter movement and what's going on and i understand anger and everything in their own ways so we are sympathetic. city hall was vandalized and one person arrested. the oakland house was targeted last the month with vandals spray painting graffiti and setting off fireworks. >> smoke and haze still lingering in the bay area. darren pack is tracking the air quality. >> you can see the trouble off of the scu complex fire. between noon and 3:00 today. go and look at that full screen and watch what happens. watch for the towers right there of tall white clouds and they look like regular storm clouds and they are because that's the very beginning of a cumulus cloud. watch it again as you see the fire so hot that the air is rising and it is developing a normal cloud up there. thankfully it did not grow larger, it can get bigger but it tells us there is intensity and the heat has a lot of power to drive this thing up and that's what you want to look at right here. if you live in santa clara county because that smoke is heading your way. here is san jose. there's the plume of smoke and look at where the leftovers go. they are getting directed right down towards san jose. and into santa clara county. as a result of that the air quality down there is not good. it is going to take a second for the censors to load. when you get to the oranges and the red you are getting for unhealthy groups. you can see the pattern. big difference. lots of red showing up in san joaquin valley. go easy on yourself for the rest of the afternoon. not good to breathe in more of this stuff than you have to. for now guys, back to you. thank you, darren. the scu complex fire grew by five thousand acres. 40 percent contained and 3000 acres burning and the largest one in california and the second one in state history. in the santa cruz mountains the czu lightning fires 30% contained and evacuation orders lift the for the hard hit community of felton. in the north bay crews are gaining ground on the lau complex fire that is 40% contained and burn 370,000 acres. and to help those affected by the fire two assistant centers are opened in so noha valley. >> this is a new journey when it happens to them. this is a slow burn and it is still going and because of that we feel we can't really wait until we get a full count and get everybody back to start helping people. >> another fire assistance center is open in napa center at the health and human services campus in napa and visitors can get federal resources seven days a week from nine in the morning until 6 at night. today marks the first weekend a new wave of businesses are allowed to reopen outdoors across the east bay. kpix5 wilson walker is live in pleasanton with the hair cuts going strong. >> at one of the simple things in life that has gotten incredibly complicated for the last five or six months they opened up here today and let me tell you there were plenty of folks that were happy to jump in the chair. >> when i heard that alameda county was allowing outdoor hair cuts we came by. i drove by, my wife saw the tent and i pulled in because this is where i was getting my hair cut the last ten years. >> some knew and others stumbled upon it and you had a line at the cosmos shop. >> i have been a customer of cosmos for 15 years, maybe more. >> i wouldn't be willing to wait with 8 people in front of me if they didn't do a good job. >> today of course no ordinary hair cut. >> i tried to cut my son's hair and it was a disaster. >> five months. got the locks flowing and the beard growth. it is time i do something about it. >> there is certainly untapped demand in this area right now but on our trip around the county today from pleasanton to livermore and several neighborhoods in oakland, many establishments have not moved outside and maybe it was the bad air but at cosmos any indication of long time customers will be there when the chairs are ready. >> i wish we didn't have to wear these silly masks anymore and could do it the old- fashioned way but i guess this is the new norm so we got to make it work. >> so lots of changing rules. this one here specific to alameda county over in contra costa county. a different realm that has opened up. different color codings and the metrics. the hair cut element returning here for folks in alameda county. even if you have to get outside in the air of this quality. we are live in pleasanton. wilson walker, kpix 5. starting monday some businesses in san francisco will be able to reopen outdoors. that includes nail salons. hair salons, barber shops and gyms. the state released new reopening guidelines every county is now assigned to a color tier based off of its rate of coronavirus cases and the positivity rate. the tier will determine which industries can reopen. here is where the bay area stands. most of the counties in purple. meaning we are still dealing with the virus widespread. san francisco and napa county however are slightly better and the red color. now we have posted a much more detailed break down of the new guidelines on kpix.com. along with a link to a county by county breakdown of what is opened and what is not. and why. activists held a justice for jacob riley in kenosha wisconsin after he was shot 7 times in the back by a police officer. the 29-year-old is now paralyzed and his father is outraged. >> what gives them the right to think that my son was an animal. what gave them the right to do this that was not theirs. no justice. >> and we are not going to stop. >> the shooting has sparked nights of protest in kenosha and the bay area and cities in country and we learned today that more than a dozen people were arrested during last night's protests in downtown oakland. one person taken into custody for assault on an officer. a group of about 250 people marched through the streets and at one point blocked the intersection of broadway and 14th. this evening fsmta is mourning the death of a muni operator that fell ill and died on the job. it happened at five this morning. antonio colleague was operating the 24 route on noah street when he began to feel sick and ended up crashing into several parked cars. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. the transit agency's director released this statement "i extend my deepest condolences to antonio's family and friends, his dedication and that of all of our customers facing essential workers is the pride of our agency." president trump gets the first-hand look from the devastation from hurricane laura. this as thousands are still without water or power. we have have serious catastrophic damage that took place because of the storm. >> it felt as i lost a loved one because we left artists in the home. >> fans in shock after the death of actor chadwick boseman. how he is being remembered tonight. it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring. exactly. no problem. ...and done save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 60 months. ends monday. >> the world is mourning the loss of hollywood star chadwick boseman in a relatively short life and career he portrayed cultural icons and historical figures and a super hero the black panther and that film was one of the biggest box office hits of all times and a cultural juggernaut with an all black cast and director it was unlike anything audiences have seen. >> the regalness that he brought to that role. it it was unlike many of the roles that i have seen. i feel like i have lost a loved one because we let artists in our home. >> boseman was diagnosed when he was 39. he was 43 years old when he passed. president trump toured the hardest hits part of louisiana and texas in the aftermath of hurricane laura. reporter michael george says many residents are sifting through the terrible damage and struggling with a lack of water and power. >> reporter: president trump touched down lake charles, louisiana saturday two days after hurricane laura ravished the state and neighboring texas. the president walked through a neighborhood to survey the immense damage that laura left behind and visited a local food and water distribution center and head to a nearby firehouse for a briefing. >> our hearts go out to the families that have lost loved ones. >> fema has delivered 2.6 liters of water and 1.4 million meals and that's a lot of meals. >> the category four storm's 150 miles per hour winds and heavy rain toppled trees and buildings as far north as central arkansas. >> we have some serious, serious catastrophe damage. >> residents are trying to make sense of the losses. >> this is not going to be home. i don't know if we can rebuild it. >> i woke up this morning and stood and looked at everything and there was a rainbow and i thought okay. it is going to be okay. >> customs officers went door to door looking for survivers. more than a dozen people in the region died during and after the storm. more than half of those were killed by carbon monoxide poisoning from the unsafe operation of power generators. michael george, cburg news. next week the national park service will begin a coyote resurge project. the focus will be the northern part of the golden gate national recreation area and tagging coyotes with gps callers to track movements. officials say that findings from the study will help protect the public from food seeking coyotes. we will know everything to know about coyotes but let's learn about the weather. >> we will try to cram everything in these next two minutes. the air quality issue is the number one item how is the weather and the atmosphere around this impacting our lives? we don't have any other significant aspects to the weather but the smoke is getting into every neighborhood. san jose a live picture. you have got some of the worst of it. just to go back to show you the behavior on the fire that complex that is burping down here, the scu complex we will look. you see the plume of smoke. i will stop it. at 1:55 in the afternoon and you will see that white dot right in the middle. that is the beginnings of a cumulous fire club that starts to build as you get to the center. this cloud happens when you get in the most intense heat and that did not get too big but the fact it was there at all tells us this fire still has a lot of material to work with. it got very hot today and look at the smoke. all getting blown off your way. if you look at the air quality censors back in the unhealthy category for many locations in the santa clara valley. on the peninsula better as you get far enough away. the forecast for the next few days it doesn't look good. not through monday. and maybe into tuesday and wednesday there is hope but it is difficult to forecast air quality when it comes to wildfire smoke with much accuracy but we can tell you what is going on. that is dry valley and you are getting smoke from the sec complex tour south and not blowing your way but drifting and trapped. the pattern we are in, the bigger weather picture is not letting the smoke escape. it is holding here and keep recycling. not a strong enough flow through enough layers of the atmosphere and thankfully not a heat wave and you can see where the marine layer is off of the coast and it will build back in. this is good news. that is a little more humidity. we do get some of that down towards the santa clara valley but it is not high enough to get on to those hills where the fires are burning. those hills are above the marine layer that means as gray and damp as it gets in the overnight does not mean a thing on the front lines of the fire. staying dry. that's your classic climate and not helping in terms of the fire, even if it is bringing humidity where we live. morning lows in the 50s and daytime highs where they were today. mid to upper layers if you are inland. here is the story for much of this next coming week, the red bull's-eye over us, when you look at the six to ten day outlook tells you the degree of confidence that temperatures will be above average. the deeper the red the higher the confidence and if you look at the seven-day forecast you will see the numbers start climbing in the mid and upper 70s as we get towards the end of this next coming week. so it is going to stay hot around here. not like heat wave hot but it is still 8 or so degrees above average and dry. not what we wanted. vern, what about sports. >> you can set your watch to it. sports settling in. 49 empire left out at levi stadium. nh land nba playoffs, back and getting shots up too. we may be missing preseason football but tomorrow you can get your post season fix right here on kpix 5. tune in starting at one for our 49ers classic re nba playoffs after three day hiatus. one is in the books. the pregame theme in orlando, florida. among players and coaches in wake of the jacob blake shooting milwaukee players stayed in the locker room during the anthem. bucks and white. geanis unstoppable. marvin williams with a long ball to extend the lead. milwaukee won game five here 118-104 and eliminated orlando four games to one to get miami. next round. now part of the players nba deal to continue the playoffs have home venus like shay center used as voting locations for the november elections. dray moan green summed it up this way. >> if you a performer and in the nosebleed the only way you can hear him because there is a microphone. if we leave the stage and drop our microphone we can no longer speak for those people that we are speaking for that are parts of our community. >> black lives matter movement on display in the nhl playoffs. games thursday and friday were postponed. today tampa in white. look at andre polott. his second goal against boston gave the lightning a 2-0 lead and moved for a win. tampa man wins this 3-1. baseball out of the west seller, arizona moving pictures on the late show. the a's playing two today. here is a shocker. short stop marcus simeon a late lineup scratch snapped a 275 game streak. matt chapman has moved from third base and that's the second game. on jackie robinson weekend. every one wore his number. first game highlights. two on for houston's kyle tucker and crushed the pitch for a three-run homer. the 2nd a's try to get it back. here is arianna smashing it and they waved in marcanna and what a throw. kept the 3-0 game in tack. 3-1 in the 4th. josh rettig got all of this one. a solo job. the astros won it 4-2 in 7 innings and play seven. a double-header this season. >> so there is my car, brian. i was looking for it. it is outside chicago for the bmw championship. shot of the day went to corey connor. par three, 149 yards and boom. there are a lot of hold outs. here is matt samminas. dustin johnson a coleader rolled in this birdie put and tied with samminas for the lead at one under par. a tough course. tougher than last week when johnson won with 30 under par. see this empty levi stadium. the football season is going to stay that way. the 49ers announced no fans for the home opener september 13th against the cardinals. as of now only 8 teams have announced they will have fans in attendance or hoping to have fans. bills coach sean mcdermott complained they would have a competitive advantage but denver's nick fanglio is not buying it. >> i don't give a we can play in stadium that is full, half full or a third full we are happy. that shows progress with the covid. and the 9ers george kent, number 85 won't play in front of fans week one. the highest paid tight end in the league is sure enjoying requests for loans. >> someone venno me so they could watch jimmy chen's line on sunday. i said that is not my problem and thank you for asking though. well, at least he asked. >> . that's it for us at five. we will see you back at six. cbs weekend news is next. the news updates are always on kpix.com and as juul said we will see ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> yuccas: tonight, president trump visits hurricane-battered louisiana and texas. laura, one of the strongest hurricanes to ever strike the u.s., destructive and deadly. today, the cleanup, and what was lost. also, new peaceful protests follow the shooting of jacob ke je in wisconsin. president trump breaks his silence. the u.s. is fast approaching six million confirmed cases of covid. new signs of improvement, but also concern. we remember actor chadwick boseman, renowned for portraying real-life legends... >> here, we're promised equal protection under the law. >> yuccas: ...and breaking ground as a black superhero.