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Are among the dead, and 15 remain unaccounted for. Some could be among the hostages reportedly being held by hamas in gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared this video of meeting with soldiers. The deadline for palestinians to flee was up yesterday. The only way out is the crossing on the egyptian border. Egypt claims after opened the crossing, but they dont know how anyone will get through because the bombings have destroyed the roads on the gaza side. A number of countries and organizations like red cross have sent humanitarian aid that also would need to go through the the same crossing. Egypt says its working to make that happen. As the violence continues in israel, here in the bay area, hundreds gathered at the Ferry Building in San Francisco to protest israels bombing of gaza. John ramos has that story. Reporter its often said that the First Casualty in any war of the truth, but if theres one thing that is true, that you can bank on, is that both sides in this dispute feel the other side started it. The war continues within israel following the organized bloody attacks by hamas a week ago. Israel is now responding with nearly nonstop missile attacks on the palestinians living in gaza. Hundreds of innocent civilians have paid the price. Free, free palestine reporter but theres another war going on in this country, a war of words as both sides make their case to the world that whatever their side did is somehow justified. On this day, a huge group of palestinians and their supporters rallied in the plaza across from San Franciscos Ferry Building. Were witnessing a genocide on television literally. 2,000 Palestinian Civilians have been slaughtered. 600 of them children. Theres 2. 3 Million People in gaza now because most of these people were evicted forcefully from their homeland. This is the, this is the, um, the source of the conflict. Reporter while the world was revulsed by the barbaric attack by hamas, israels actions are seen as an act of vengeance on a people rather than attack on a terrorist group. Israel is a state not a religion. By judaism isnt determined by israel. By judaism knows what genocide looks like, and it looks like whats going on in gaza. What theyre doing is wrong. They have to find a different way. Thats really more on israel than anyone else. Reporter if Public Opinion is swinging against israels bombing of gaza, its not unexpected. At a Community Meeting last sunday, the head of the Jewish Relations Council warned about it. In may 2021, as a Similar Campaign of rockets was going off and israel took care of the Hamas Terrorists launching them, Public Opinion turned sharply against the idf, against israel, and we have to be ready for that. We know thats going to happen. So lets be sure to remind the world what these people did. Reporter Public Opinion matters because both sides see the importance of u. S. Support. The israelis want it to continue, the palestinians want it to end. And each side insists theyre the holders of truth. Ive seen the news here in america, what theyve put, and i get really sad to see the lies they spread. Reporter the more sources of information that exist, the less anyone trusts them. Meanwhile, the killing of innocents continues with both sides saying they only want peace. Syria says israels strikes hit near aleppo. Israel says it shelled lebanon after coming under fire from the group hezbollah. Israeli tanks remain near the border tonight. The strikes took place between the disputed territory of lebanon, israel, and syria. President biden spent an hour on friday speaking to the families of the american citizens still unaccounted for. Some are believed to be in captivity. In an interview with 60 minutes, the president talked about the efforts to get them out. I say were going to do everything in our power, everything in our power. I wont go into the detail of that, but were working like hell on it. You can see more of that exclusive interview on americas role in the war tomorrow night at 7 00 here on kpix. We will continue to follow the latest developments out of the middle east on air, streaming on the cbs news app, and on kpix. Com where you can find live updates. Meanwhile here in oakland, a Furniture Store thats been in business for more than 30 years will close its doors for good in about a week. While some large retailers are blaming a rise in crime as a reason for closing stores, Katie Nielsen explains this nonprofit went out of its way to say that crime was not a factor. We dont have a warehouse or storage. So has to come in and has to go out. Reporter every day for 34 years, about two truck loads of donated furniture come in, and another two truck loads go out. People purchase it and have it delivered. Reporter everything in the store is second hand and donated. The store was originally started as a way to raise money for the nonprofit apedf or African Peoples education and defense fund, which invests in economic development, education, and Health Programs for communities of color. The expenses are now hitting the gross, and if we go any further well be owing money to the nonprofit, which is the complete opposite of what were designed to do. Reporter janine is the assistant manager and worked here since 19 years old in 1989. She says the furniture business is labor and fuel intensive. Two costs that have continued to climb over the past few years leading to the point that she and her colleagues made the tough decision to close with a message posted to social media late last week. I mean, people are coming in here just hugging us, just devastated and shock. I say shock is the main thing medium are experiencing. Reporter true for long time shopper robert perez when we asked him how he felt about the store closing. I did not hear that oh no reporter their last day is the 22nd. Oh my gosh, you know what . I did not even notice i am bummed oh no reporter perez will have to find another spot for vintage treasures, but the store managers refused to cut employee salaries to balance the boxes. It goes against the mission of the nonprofit, the same way it goes against the mission to blame increased crime for the store closing when they see it as an economic issue. People cant survive, and if they have to resort to crime to offset their living situation, its not the crime thats the problem. It is the economy thats the problem, and the fact that the economy does not take care of african and indigenous people. The last day for donations is tomorrow. The store closes for good on october 22nd. They note nothing is changing with the nonprofit, and theyll focus attention on fund raising in other areas. On the peninsula, a stretch of northbound 101 is closed all weekend. Its in redwood city between the whipple and britain avenue accidents. Crewsare replacing the bridge along the freeway. All lanes should open back up by 5 00 on monday. Still ahead at 6 00, giving the green light to speed cameras in california. The new law giving some bay area cities a new tool to improve safety on the roads. And later, california salt marshes provide critical protection to coastal communities, but theyre disappearing at an alarming rate. How scientists are hoping to reverse that trend. And all kinds of clouds in our sky today after that cold front came through and did drop a little bit of rain in the north bay. Theres another chance for that on monday. But it doesnt even look at impressive as this morning. The real issue is what comes after that. The 90s are coming back. When and who gets them in the forecast next. So, youve got the power of xfinity at home. Now take it outside with xfinity mobile. Like speed . Its the Fastest Mobile Service around. With the best price for two lines of unlimited. Only 30 bucks a line per month. Thats hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. All on the most reliable 5g network nationwide. You really shouldnt walk out the front door without it. Switch today at xfinitymobile. Com. Today was the deadline for Governor Newsom to sign or veto bills. He actually wrapped up everything yesterday, and one bill would allow speed cameras to be installed in certain bay area cities. Heres the breakdown. Reporter governor gavin newsom has signed a bill into law that will allow the use of speed cameras in the state. San francisco, san jose, and oakland along with three other cities in Southern California will now be able to pilot speed camera programs. The law will allow San Francisco to install 33 cameras across the city. The organization walk San Francisco has been a supporter of the bill since the beginning. Walk sfs executive director jodie believes the new law will really help improve safety on city streets. Weve seen it work in other places. Places like new york city have brought down speeding around the cameras by almost 60 . Reporter the Pilot Program will begin in 2025 here in the city and run for five years. The cameras will be placed on streets with the highest crash rates as well as school zones. Jodie told me while shes happy the program is going into effect, its just one of several strategies the city needs to prioritize to make San Francisco streets safer. I mean, this is one tool in our tool box, right . A city like San Francisco has a lot of other tools. This is one tool, um, and it is a layered effect, right . We cant just put one thing out there that is going to cure our speeding problem. It is a multilayer need in a city that has a serious problem. Reporter according to walk sf, 14 pedestrians have been killed in the city this year, and hundreds more injured. In addition to the speed cameras, the organization is pushing the city to ban cars from turning right on red lights and from parking near intersections. Jodie says she believes the city still has a long way to go to make the streets as safe as possible, but this law will definitely help. This is, you know, something that we, um, have been working on and believe that its going to change the way that people drive and really realize that, you know, its not acceptable to be speeding in a very dense neighborhoodbased city like San Francisco. Reporter specific locations for the 33 cameras have not yet been chosen. The city is expected to work with local communities to create the program guidelines. A coalition called oakland privacy says having speed cameras isnt the best way to address speeding, and the Pilot Program will cost a lot of money. They sent us a statement saying a lot, not all speeding is related to bad road design and lack of traffic calming features, which is especially present in inner city low income neighborhoods with traditionally low levels of public investment. According to data from the political news site california globe, the state Legislature Passed 1,046 bills this session. Governor newsom signed 890 of them. About 85 . He vetoed the rest. Well, now for more on our weather. Those interesting clouds. Do we get to see them again . It looks almost as good as the graphic for the first alert with the big clouds. Like, we never have clouds like that here no we had them today. Its so interesting how they just sat still. Let me show you what shes talking about. Lenticular clouds, they is it perfectly still. The wind is moving through, and theyre the dark ones back here. Youll see them, the other clouds get out of the way you can see them out there. When you have strong winds coming over hills like angel island or the topography of marin, the air is forced upwards, and you dont see a cloud when it goes down on the other side. The cloud is still and the wind whips through it. And did you see thebig puffy clouds developing today . We didnt get any rain out of them this afternoon, but we did get a little this morning. A couple hundredths of an inch. Ill play this again. Then the third actor will enter the stage, and theres the marine layer. A third very different kind of cloud. Then theres cirrus clouds way up there moving a totally different direction. This was just a fascinating day to watch clouds. And boy is it going to be a side effect for rain on monday. Heres another chance from another cold front. Probably with the same kind of make up. When we look at the big picture, you can see the next system right there. That one gets developed, gets organized, sits right there by monday. It will be fueled by a moderate strength Atmospheric River. That means moderate rain for oregon. We wont get any of this. You can see the impressive line pulled to our north. Well get the Southern Branch of it on monday, and watch what happens as the Southern Branch finally comes our way. It falls apart like nothing. Each time thats happened, weve gotten a little rain in the north bay. It looks like this next one coming on monday does the same thing. Were still locked into that pattern. Once that passes, theres no more rain in the forecast, and instead, there is a noticeable warm up. Heres tomorrow, which will have more sunshine. No cloud show tomorrow. The daytime highs in the low 80s inland. Look at the difference when we advance it to thursday. Thats where the low 90s are. So its going to turn on pretty fast. But its not going to last long. By friday we start to cool back down again. If you look at the sevenday forecast, youll see how it progresses. Oakland, mid70s tomorrow. Youll be mid80s by wednesday and thursday. When we look at the north bay valleys, you will feel this. Low 90s on thursday, then back to 84 friday, and mid70s saturday. So there will be a fast drop on the other side of those 90s. Were not, you know, it is fall. And thats what happens this time of year. You whiplash back and forth as the storm track starts readjusting and remembering where we live. Back to you. All right, thank you, darren. Levi stadium was the site of a charity run today. 3, 2, 1, and go, kids, go it was the 3rd annual golden heart run. Proceeds go to the golden heart fund, and the Organization Helps provide support for former 49er players facing challenges in their lives after football. Those kids look just as fast as christian mccaffrey. Ahead, the niners looking to beat the browns, and we break down the stanford game that at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. Like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. Great on their own, even better together. Try cretors, handcrafted smallbatch popcorn. The coach prime show is must watch tv, but the last few weeks have been a bit of a roller coaster for the buffs. To seeing stanford on the schedule, im sure they were like this is what the doctor ordered. But not so fast. The cardinal came to play. Colorado burst out of this game faster than ralphie. They started hot. It was 290 colorado at half time. But here comes stanford. One possession after a 97yard touchdown, they take it 60 yards for the score cutting the deficit to 2919. We jump ahead to the final seconds. Stanford drives from the one yard line into field goal range. They drill a 46yard field goal. Time expires, and its overtime. The buffs score on the first possession of ot. Then watch this check. The cardinal take it in. Game tied at 43. After a cu interception in second overtime, the cardinals just need a field goal to win, and they nail it from 31 out. Biggest comeback in stanford history. They rally from down 210 and stun deion and the buffaloes 46 to 43. Easily guys could have given up a little bit, but they have never down that since ive been here. Just really proud. They inspire me. This is an Inspiring Group of young men. Ive never been around this Quality Group of men that just give everything theyve got. Reporter just simply put, how does the team go forward after a defeat like this . You have no choice but to go forward. Thats life. Thats not the only thing going on in life. Youre all dealing with something and still moving and progressing and going forward. We have to do the same thing. We didnt expect that. Theres a lot of things in life thats unexpected. This the one of them. We got to knuckle up and lets go. We cant sit down and have no pity party. Yall dont feel bad for us. Some of yall are ecstatic about what happened today, but thats cool. Cal in action today on the road taking on 16th ranked utah. Hot start for the bears. First quarter, mendoza connects with ott, and 48yard score puts cal on the board first. But the utes prove to be too tough at home. Third quarter, barnes quarterback keeper, makes it a three possession game. Utah wins 3414. Cal enters their bye week. The niners are facing off against the browns on sunday. Huge favorites in a game thats quite uneven. Its because the browns are without two of their top offensive players. No watson or chubb. But one player who will suit up for the browns is miles garrett. Currently has the second best odds to be the defensive player of the year. He has five and a half sacks to start the season, but hell have his hands full to start the season. But the all pro tackle says this match up has him tossing and turning at night. Yeah, of course. I mean, yeah, ill be up in my bed thinking about it all night. I was up last night thinking about it. So yeah, i guess you could say i lose sleep. Its rare. Trent is as good as it gets. Theres a number of good guys in the league, especially over the years, but who he has this week is right up there with anybody. Huge challenge and fun for football fans to watch. Williams is blocking for christian mccaffrey, but hes taking a lot of hits. Cmc is averaging nearly 20 carries a game not even counting his touches in the passing game. As run game coordinator Chris Forrester explains, its easier said than done to limit his workload. He didnt want to come off after the big hit on sunday. I think part of it was he wanted everyone to know hes okay. Were like lets get him out for a play, and he said im not coming out of the game. Because they just did that to me, i want a chance to get back at them. That was his mentality. Reporter how many players can do that . Say im not coming out. Not many. Theres a couple, but not many. But you trust him. Like do you need a rep . Hes like no, im good. Other times youre like hey, get over here. This is such a special group, but as we know, maybe the biggest hindrance could be injuries and help. Keeping christian healthy is priority number one. And theres a belief in the 49ers locker room that christian could be targeted, so yes, just keep him healthy. Trent williams has to block, kittle has to block. Well see how it goes. Thank you so much, matt. Coming up in our next half hour, a delicate balance protecting a natural habitat thats helping to protect us from rising sea levels. Even if its just something small, i can do something to better not only this area, but the world. Plus, shes a bay area teenager on a mission, and what she does out on th when we challenged ourselves to create the worlds most emotional and sustainable vehicle, we had tothink differently. We had to push the boundaries to not just create a car but a movement. Every fisker ocean is produced with over 50 kilograms of ethically sourced, recycled materials. Its about accomplishing something bigger than itself. A clean future for all. From cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. Now at 6 30, between the land and the sea, youll find the real heroes of our coast. The salt marshes filter water preventing erosion, shelter wildlife, and protect coastal communities from flooding. But because of Climate Change and the rising seas, these wetlands could be disappeared by the end of the century. Anne makovec shows how a pioneering approach could give californias salt marshes a fighting chance. Reporter near monterey bay in the elk horn slew reserve, little flags mark the spot. Dense clusters of pickle weed seedlings. Reporter here, this once lost salt marsh has found a chance to thrive. What weve done here at hester marsh is build tomorrows marsh. This marsh will survive much longer than most in our system. Reporter these scientists are part of a Ground Breaking effort to restore the marsh. Were pioneering this approach in california of building such a high marsh. Forward thinking for sea level rise. Reporter in the past century, california has lost more than 90 of its salt marshes. Climate change, with its melting glaciers and warmer oceans promise to endanger the rest. Those that remain here at elk horn slew are really low, so with just a little bit of sea level rise, theyre going to drown. Its a really rare habitat we dont want to lose. Reporter this project seeks to undo the damage by elevating it with lots of dirt. Weve built it up so high at the line of the king tides where it only gets flooded by the highest tides of every year. That means it will be resilient for tomorrow and can face quite a bit of sea level rise. Reporter so far theyve moved half a million cubic yards of soil. Most comes from nearby hillsides where its moved by a fleet of trucks. They caravan to the restoration site where the dirt is dumped. Then tractors take the dirt and Start Building up the marsh. Its a living laboratory. And we had a clean slate when the soil was moved in. We can learn so much about how marshes are developing, so its a really unique opportunity. Its amazing. Reporter the project also involves revegetating the higher plain with thousands of plants that grow in salt marshes, including pickle weed. This year weve seen hundreds of thousands of pickle weed sprouting in the new marsh, which is really exciting. Reporter they hope theyll stabilize roots, and even sequester carbon. Im passionate about it. I do like working to try and figure it out. Reporter these University Students are monitoring how the restoration is taking root, and it gives them hope. Even if its just something small, i can do something to better not only this area but the world. Reporter by showing others how to give our salt marshes a fighting chance. This project. Put together by scientists from 15 governmental agencies as well as community volunteers. If youd like more information on hester marsh, go to kpix. Com. Some people were lucky to see a rare phenomenon in the sky this morning. A ring of fire eclipse. This happens when the moon is a little too far away to completely block the sun and creates a sort of donutlike effect. But you could only see that golden ring in a path 120 miles wide crossing the western u. S. Here in california, some areas could only see it as a partial solar eclipse. Sky gazers in los angeles gathered at Griffith Observatory gathered to check it out with special eye protection. Even though im looking at it with my own eyes, i still cant believe it. Its the awe and wonder that got me excited about science. The next total eclipse in the u. S. Is next april. And people dressed up and decorated their cars for trunk or treat. Its open to everyone, but its designed as a safe space for autistic children and families with special needs. Its put on by fearless Path Organization and supported by hayward united schools. Our son is actually on the autism spectrum. We created this organization to be able to have everybody have the experience to be out in the community, out in public. Fearless path said it went better than expected. More than 2,000 people registered for the event on its first time back since covid. A bay area teen is making strides in the fight against cancer by swimming in the open water in bone chilling conditions. Kenny choi talked with her about her personal mission and how its making a difference in the search for breakthroughs. Reporter every flip and lap in the pool makes maya a little stronger. Its a lot warmer in here than when she plunges into the frigid water of the bay and beyond. Its a skin, so i really get to feel all of it. Reporter the 16 yearold from berkeley is breaking records in open water swimming. You cant come out of the water in swims that can last sometimes hours and even days. I feel the most alive in the water. Its a freeing feeling. Reporter shes only a junior in high school, but for years has been among the top fundraisers for Swim Across America and benefits Cancer Research and patient programs. She know kids younger than her who are battling the disease, and some who have succumbed. Getting to honor their memories and honor their fights, um, really is important to me. Reporter from the Golden Gate Bridge to swimming around manhattan in new york city and from island to island in the warmer waters of hawaii, mayas efforts are helping Cancer Researchers. Swim across america has allowed me to retain a core staff of about four scientists. Reporter dr. Saba is a pediatric cancer position at ucsf targeting new therapies and studying a particular cancer gene commonly discovered in children. Its not just the scientists, its not just the doctors, its not just the, you know, one type of person. The whole Community Comes together, and thats how we make progress. Reporter as saba and teams of other researchers continue to dig and discover, maya keeps kicking in the water to test her limits. I really am on my own in my own mind on these long swims, and its been a really spiritual and incredible experience for me. Reporter her long journey is just beginning. Shes already training for another open swim wherever that may be next. Maya has raised more than 25,000 for Swim Across America just this year, and more than 80,000 total. Up next, the Southern California high school that had big plans to open a time capsule to celebrate its 50th birthday. The one big problem. No one remembers where it is. Plus, after making it big on a food network tv show, how a local teen is now using the victory to bake a piece of his culture into the flavors he cooks. I enjoy sharing them with other people. Its really an amazing thing. get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. Contact your volvo retailer to learn more. Alaska airlines 99 companion fare means that you can bring your best friend. You know, one of us is gonna have to change . But were twinning . Oh yay. We care a lot. welcome to big tobaccos fantasyland. The industrys idea of a healthier tomorrow. Where vapes are deemed safer. Nevermind that theyll increase your risk of lung cancer. And theyre antiaging. Because youre more likely to die younger from a stroke. In big tobaccos fantasyland, the deadliest industry can rebrand itself as your friend. You know, my friend funshine would have loved this trip. In bigwell our companionland, thefare is just 99try with the Alaska Airlines visa card, so your friend can come along with you next time youre the legs we care a lot a school on the peninsula is celebrating a milestone. Burlingame high school turns 100. The Community Came out for the celebration. Alumni took photos on the front steps of the school. Alumni also showed off their cars with a car show. We didnt go to school 100 years ago. In fact, when we were here in 1959, it was still a pretty new school compared to today. But, you know, the character of burlingame really hasnt changed at all. I love coming back and seeing people i havent seen for a long time. I moved to england in 1986, and ive come back to every one of our reunions. The celebration was capped off with some musical performances from alumni. Well, an Orange County high school is having a big Alumni Reunion today. They buried a time capsule 50 years ago in hopes of opening it for this we reunion. But theres just one problem. They dont remember where it is. Dana Hills High School alumni have spent the last several weeks trying to find a time capsule buried in 1974. Its a metal big box big enough to hold records, cassette tapes, and a class ring. Theyre divided as to whether it ended up near the old flag pole or the spot in the old quad. I always said in 2024 well be in our late 60s. We wont be able to remember where we parked our car, where our keys are. We need to open it in 25 years. So i guess thats proven true. And we dont know why we go to the fridge a couple of weeks ago two dads with metal detectors got a signal where the old flag pole used to be. They turned over a big rock and started to dig only to find an earring. On this weeks 48 hours, a mysterious death and missing staff of explicit photos may hold the key to an unusual murder case. A young san diego area woman named jade jenks is accused of killing her own step father tom merriman, and she says she was innocent. But when the case went to trial in december of 2022, there was a surprise. It turns out that just ten days before merrimans death, jenks had discovered hundreds of her private explicit photos on his computer. There were text messages, dozens of texts between jade and this man she was trying to get to help her that said things like i just dosed the hell out of him, and i cant keep a kicking body in my trunk. On the other side, physical evidence, there wasnt a lot. 48 hours airs tonight at 10 00 p. M. Right here on kpix and streaming on paramount plus. Coming up, its not quite the taylor swift effect, but he may be getting close. Meet the rising star whos so popular, bay area fans are even copying his hair cut. Plus, win a food network competition, check. Launch a business . Check. Publish a cook book, check. Get your drivers license . Not yet, hes too young. Well have his amazing story after the break. And in the first alert forecast, we got a little rain this morning. Well get a little more perhaps on monday. In the north bay, not a lot. Well look at that. And then theres a big warm up going back to the 90s. Classic mixed bag of fall whiplash weather coming up. And well look at it in the forecast after this. We made it bmo has arrived. Hello . You said it. Hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. Just what we needed, another big bank. Not so fast. How many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month . Hes got a good point. Did i mention bmo has more feefree atms than the two largest us banks combined . Uh, bmo . Just beemo, actually. Quick question, will all this stuff fit in your car . should i get rid of the mug . Bmo before hispanic heritage wraps up tomorrow, we wanted to spotlight an up and coming latin music star. Hes got the voice and the hair. Peso pluma is a global sensation, but pretty much no one had heard of him just a year ago. Fans were out in force to see him last night in san jose. The way he sings. Its just different. Different from anybody else. Reporter his voice is what fans point to when they describe what makes peso pluma unique. [ singing ] reporter hes residence were to fame fast in the last year, leaving his mark across the country, including here in the way area. From the way people dress to the way they style their hair. Ive been growing it out since the day i seen him. The day i saw him, i was like i want that hair cut. The peso pluma effect is very interesting because he came out of nowhere and had an immediate presence. Reporter tomas is a staff writer covering pop and latin music for the rolling stone. His music is considered a form of story telling, but i like to describe it as like rap music in the sense of story telling, but with the influences of mexican culture. Reporter evelyn has seen peso pluma at the sap center with her family. Hes global now, which is huge. Its amazing to say were not just on the map here in california or the states, like were everywhere right now thanks to him. I think thats the most impressive part. Reporter he performed at the vmas a month ago becoming the first mexican regional musical act to perform on the v mas stage. I thought that was really awesome. It connects us to our spanish heritage, and i enjoy his music a lot. Reporter thats what we heard from fans. If you missed our hispanic heritage month special, see all the stories online at kpix. Com. Owners and lovers of mans best friend had a ball today at a dog festival. The money raised is going to help animal rescuers and care providers in times of natural disasters like wildfires. There were vendors, games, contests, and a special ceremony. Theres going to be a pet blessing where were going to release butterflies for all of the pets no longer with us. And some local shelters even had rescued animals to be adopted. It was a fairly nice day. We had some clouds up there, though. And a little bit of rain technically. A little before noon. A little drizzle. Yes, drizzle. Like a hundredth of an inch in santa rosa. A little more in the hills. But it was all sonoma county. And the next one coming in monday is pretty much going to be the same way. So well track that one, and then well feel the warm up that gets here for most of us next week. Thats a live picture from the top of the salesforce tower. Its a great way to see that the city has clouds over it. Thats the view in san jose right now. Great comparison to show you how much clearer it is. Plenty of mid and high level clouds there. So thats the next system. And its going to get linked up with another one developing behind it, and eventually bring us our next chance of rain. But when we see how this is put together, this is a very impressive tomorrow thats not really aiming for us. Thats the developing of it. Watch that come together. Pull in what we were just looking at off the coast. Then by monday weve got a moderate strength Atmospheric River going to oregon. Theres that classic sign right there. So if we look at that in terms of our chance to see some rain, theres actual rain showing up in the futurecast, not just the amounts of water vapor we were looking at, we can watch that. And monday looks so promising. And then just like the last four of these over about the last two weeks, it just pretty much falls apart right before it gets here. But we do the same song and dance. Sonoma county, you have a 20 chance of light rain on monday. And the thing about this is, theyve all panned out to give you at least something. We have a couple hundredths of an inch of rain each time up there. This is where the line is going for monday. Most of the rain with that one is going to oregon. And just a closer view to show you how you do get maybe a few drops here or there. Lets check in on that again tomorrow and see where the latest runs on the forecast model are. Maybe a little more bullish on it. After that one passes on monday, the whole atmosphere over us will reorient itself, and theres a warm upcoming. Heres the storm track. Notice what happens here. All the storms getting pushed farther up that way. By thursday, big clear area here, and when we look underneath that, there is a big pool of warm air, center of high pressure, thats thursday. Its wednesday into thursday. And those are the days when we feel this. Tomorrow the temperatures are almost identical to today, but well have more sunshine. And then if we skip ahead to thursday, thats the real headline in the forecast right now. That warm upcoming our way for primarily thursday. Well spike up to some warm days and come right down again. Oakland, its an 84degree day wednesday, 83 thursday. For the city, its an 80degree day on thursday. Those are noticingly warm in the city. But were not breaking records. 91 in san jose. Sorry about that. But, you know, youre about ten degrees above average, but youre not breaking records. Same story inland east bay. And look what happens. By saturday, we cool down again, and we get where a few systems try to, theres a 10 chance of rain next saturday. More on that later. Back to you. Thanks, darren. Up next, we check in with a local 14yearold teen to see what hes cooking up afte when we challenged ourselves to create the worlds most emotional and sustainable vehicle, we had tothink differently. We had to push the boundaries to not just create a car but a movement. Every fisker ocean is produced with over 50 kilograms of ethically sourced, recycled materials. Its about accomplishing something bigger than itself. A clean future for all. Get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. Contact your volvo retailer to learn more. Finally tonight, the young man in this story cant legally drink a beer, cant legally vote, and cant even legally drive a car. But what he can do is bake circles around the rest of us. He was barely even a teenager when he won a Food Network Baking competition. Heres what hes cooking up next. So this is our vanilla butter cream. Reporter naiel is just 14 years old, but has already accomplished something many bakers work a lifetime for. I just tried my best and, yeah. In the end i tried my best and i won. Reporter last winter he was a contestant on the Food Networks kids baking championship. He beat out 11 other kids using original recipes that featured traditional pakistan ingredients. In the end he took home the grand prize of 25,000. But he says his love of baking runs even deeper than just what america saw on tv. Since a very young age, ive been very fond of cooking and baking. Whenever i could, id help my mom in the kitchen. Reporter as he got older, he started cooking with his older sister, and say it was a meal the two of them made for their parents during the pandemic that led them to realize their mutual love for baking. It was garlic bread, pasta of their choice, and a hazel nut chocolate souffle. And we found we enjoyed making the souffle the most. We started baking more after that, and thats what led us to our business. Reporter that business, complete with a website and cook book is called la jawab, a name his mother stumbled into while writing to a friend that was trying to help the kids come up with a business name. My mom wrote your creativity is very l a jawab. They knew it was the perfect name. Reporter one of their best sellers is the rose cardamom cup cake. Its exciting because since i was little, i was brought up with these flavors. Sharing them with other people is deaf netly an amazing thing. He and his sister just started sharing their treats at their local farmers market, and naiel was just back on the food network for a halloween championship all while getting settled into his first year of high school. Hes making us all look lazy, and now i want a cup cake. Well see you back here at 11 00. Good night. powerful music [announcer] this is the volkswagen red gold report from kpix and cbs news bay area. When its your night, its your night to do it in front of the whole country. It was pretty cool. [announcer] the 49ers dominated dallas to keep their winning streak going. Were kind of on a different level this year