of the balboa station. the plan is to turn this into safe overnight parking for those who live in their vehicles. >> seems like you spend a lot of resources to develop this plan. will it go to a vote of the people? >> it goes through the legislative process. >> reporter: shane mcgraph was upset after the community meeting. >> my concern is they will make balboa look like the 24th and mission or 16th and mission where it is overrun with homeless people. it's an open air drug market. >> reporter: he was one of hundreds who showed up for a community meeting with san francisco police, homeless outreach services and city supervisor asha who proposed the pilot program. >> these individuals already live here. they are living in their vehicles now. and, this is a particular tailored response for our neighborhood. >> reporter: supervisor safai says the last few years the number of homeless in the neighborhood has increased. and in response, he wants to open a triage center with 24 hour security, bathrooms, and social services. their goal, to help people move out of their vehicles and into permanent housing. >> i think it is great the city is being creative about finding solutions for this problem. >> something needs to happen to help the homeless and to keep them sleeping in front of people's homes. >> reporter: others voice concerns about whether this is the right plan for the area. >> we work hard for what we and we don't want our neighborhood going down. >> reporter: the one thing everyone does agree on is that this is not the city'sness to the homeless problem. only potentially part of the answer. that's because as of the latest estimates, there are more than 400 people that live in their cars and if this safe overnight parking lot is open, it would only hold about 33 vehicles. now, there will be more community meetings coming up in the future. and if approved, this site could open in november. live in san francisco, katie nielson, kpix5. a mountain view transient is behind bars accusing of grabbing a woman in a park, lifting her off the ground and carrying her off. the 29-year-old was walking in creek side park just before 10:00 when she was grabbed from behind. she kicked and screamed and her attacker ran off. then police got a report of a prowler. 30-year-old sergio martinez was detained, questioned. he is facing charges of attempted rape, attempted kidnapping and prowling. detectives are looking into the possibility there are more victims out there. there is some good news for a west oakland woman's shelter. in danger of eviction, serenity house has enough money to stay open just under the wire. they have helped hundreds of homeless women the past decade but they were hit by a 75% increase last year. they needed to come up with $14,000 by today to keep the doors open. but, thanks to a go fund me campaign, it has hit that goal plus an extra $10,000. donations poured in over 200 people. one anonymous donor even gave $5,000. the largest contribution. britain is warning iran of "serious consequences" if it does not release a british flag tanker. today iran released footage of the tanker seized yesterday in the strait of hormuz and the top commander for the middle east told cbs news what happened. the ship was fired on, boarded, and taken into iranian custody. the ship is now deep in iranian waters. and a second british tanker that was briefly seized was flying a liberian flag. >> the iranians boarded her, they believe they searched for british persons, found none, and allowed her to continue her voyage. >> three years later, an american cargo ship went through. the iranians left that ship alone. a ship that was part of the mission to the moon held a celebration today. it was back in 1969 the uss hornet picked up the returning astronauts after they splashed down. devin fehely says the engineers had roles in the historic mission. >> reporter: hundreds came out to remember and celebrate the role that the uss hornet and this area played in this historic day. >> that's one small step nor man, one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: it remains a towering technological accomplishment. a man first walked on the face of the moon. >> i'm very proud of the apollo program. >> reporter: bill bircehe helped design the heat shield allowing the astronauts to survive the intense heat of reentering the earth's atmosphere. >> everyone was working together to beat the russians to the moon. >> reporter: thousands turned out to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, touring pieces of space history like the astronaut's capsule. exhibits meant to honor the past. >> people are chosen to do different things in life. these people are chosen to be an example to all of us. that anything is possible. >> reporter: and inspire the future. >> i feel like people are going to start going to other planets and like, discovering somehow if there's life on anywhere, but earth. >> reporter: the uss hornet played its own special role in this chapter in american history helping to recover the astronauts when they return to earth and splash down in the ocean. >> anybody who is working on the program, that includes hundreds of thousands of people. felt they had something vested inside of that. >> reporter: the mission to the moon is an accomplishment unparalleled in our history. a triumph of technology, engineering, perseverance, and national pride. >> it is really a similar event in world history. it rankswith all the great up explorations. >> reporter: 50 years later and the country has come full circle with nasa setting a goal for 2024 to return to the moon. in alameda, devin fehely, kpix5. coming up at 6:00, we speak to the retired navy seal who opened the hatch when the apollo 11 crew landed. still ahead, an aggressive squirrel gets evicted from its tree but it goes down biting. and most americans are sweating it out on this steamy saturday. not here, but a brutal heat wave forcing the cancellation of some outdoor events. introducing togo's new hot chicken sandwiches. the brewpub chicken with grilled chicken, crispy smokehouse bacon, and fresh avocado. the new buffalo chicken with frank's redhot wings sauce. or the tangy barbecue chicken with chipotle mayo. the new hot chicken trio at togo's. how far would you go for a togo? sunset over the nation's capital. at least six people have died as a result of dangerous heat. that is gripping more than half of the country this evening. water is attracting those trying to stay cool in washington. the heat forced new york's mayor to cancel the triathlon and music center in central park. the national weather service has about 200 million people under the attack of heat warnings and advisories for heat that can prove deadly. >> it is not just the very young, the very old, people with medical condition. it's everybody. >> this may turn out to be the hottest month earth has recorded since the late 19th century. and today marks the 50th anniversary of the landing of apollo 11. >> as reporter omar jimenez explains, it was a pivotal moment in american history and defined the dreams of generations to come. >> the eagle has landed. >> reporter: it's a moment that still holds incredible power all these decades later. everyone who watched live in 1969 remembers exactly where they were. >> i will never forget the moments of apollo. they were bigger and perhaps so far ahead of their time they stick in your mind. >> reporter: it's a feeling shared not just by americans, but also by the hundreds of millions who tuned in to watch it live around the world. and for those who were kids at the time, it changed what they dreamed was even possible. >> they were floating in front of me, the gloves. that was the moment i was fulfilling my dream. >> reporter: this weekend mark it is achievements of 50 years ago, one can't help but wonder what kind of achievements will be talked about 50 years from now. it's a prospect that is already inspiring a new generation. >> i was just looking up at the astronauts thinking i could be an astronaut one day. >> reporter: but even still, nasa's lunar landing remains timeless. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: in cape canaveral, florida, i'm omar jimenez. a celebration at the space and science center in the oakland hills. adults lifted their children to touch a moon hanging in the rotunda and they took pictures from an apollo 11 space suit helmet. and others stepped on footsteps like those left on the moon in 1969. >> we have is a lot of activity going on today. talks from our local astronomers to talk about the history of the moon landing. and, all of the amazing technology that went into landing on the moon. >> tonight, an adults only party there features something called space karaoke plus live music and dancing and a simulated mission to the moon. i'm trying to think of what songs you would sing. >> how about the song that was number one when they landed on moon. zagar and evans in the year 2525. that was at the top of the charts. >> i don't remember it. >> i know you don't. that's the headline in the new york times. they didn't actually walk on the moon until about 7:00 pacific time. they got out and walked on the moon. as a kid, i tell you i pity the fool, the people unfortunate to not go through all that. it was gripping. the idea of actually going out after they walked on the moon at 7:00 tonight west coast time, and looking at the moon and thinking, there are men up there tonight. that's what i will never forget about it. as we have a look at the skyline of san francisco, there's low clouds behind the city and the numbers about the same today as it was yesterday. lie, san ancisco, 64. d kld . s from high atop the west coast. we have a slight warming trend through midweek. it will be breezy along the shoreline. and we will continue warm inland. but in terms of a warmup, that's not going the happen for a bit. we have low clouds that are pulling into the shoreline being sucked into the east bay, that pattern as old as time itself will continue for the next few days. low clouds thicken up. they will spread inland late. it will be warm again. we will begin to approach highs near 90 degrees. by midweek. giants taking on the mets again. sunday, 1 # 5:00 p.m. partly sunny skies. and 65 degrees. the last glance i had at the game showed them sadly trailing 5-1. andrea is standing by saying just do the weather. stern grove festival, 63 degrees. it is fairly coolish. california state fair this weekend in sacramento will be nice and warm an 91-degree. here's how it looks at the menlo summer fest. downtown menlo park, it will be nice and sunny. sent up tomorrow morning, on your sunday morning at four minutes after 6:00. and, the high temperature forecast for tomorrow, very close to average. 65 in san francisco. concord, 88 in san jose, 83. oakland, 72 in the south bay, plenty of sun after a few low clouds, a repeat performance tomorrow. and in campbell, 85 degrees. in milpitas, 84. in the east bay, the numbers will be in the mid 80s so it warms up a little bit each day. 90 at pleasant hill. 85 at walnut creek. 95 at brentwood. up in the north bay, nice tomorrow, low clouds, 74 at mill valley. 86 for santa rosa. it is still cooking up in lake port. cloverdale. in the 90s . extended forecast in the immediate bay area, upper 80s , to low 90s , then, the numbers will begin to slowly warm toward highs of near 90 degrees by the time we get to midweek and around the bay they will be in the mid 70s . very pleasant next couple of weeks. that's weather, here's juliette goodrich. a squirrel's eviction was quite the production. >> reporter: it wasn't an average day for animal rescue or fire crews. >> first time i had ever gone up into a tree and taken any babies out of a nest before. >> reporter: the squirrel known to neighbors as emily had to be removed from this tree along with her three babies after the last few days she has attacked several people just walking by. >> we received four separate bite reports from different hospitals and medical providers. >> reporter: animal control says it is normal for mama squirrels to protect their babies but emily was a little different. she was apparently rescued about a year ago and raised by a woman living on maple street. >> she sat on my shoulder. not aggressive at all. >> reporter: a few months ago, she escaped from her home and made a new home in this tree where she had three little ones to make her extra protective. >> she was aggressive to me. she bit me a couple of times. >> it appears this one is more aggressive most likely because it was raised by humans so she wasn't afraid of humans. >> reporter: animal control wanted to remind people it is illegal to raise wild animals. if one is in distress, call rescue crews to help. they also say while squirrel bites hurt, they are not known to transmit rabies to human. >> that was ashley keen reporting. an animal shelter will care for emily and their babies until they are old enough to be released into the wild. coming up in sport, some big names are missing from the open. a local is looking to win his first major. and the giants try to creep riding the wave and extend their win streak. brian back with sports? maybe. coming up. giants have had a miraculous turn around to their season. they were 12 below 500 and returned to that with a record of 49/49. but is this really for real? top of the second inning, new york's domanic smith takes jeff smarza's pitch to the deepest part of the ballpark. walker lockette came into the day with zero career win. allowed one run and struck out five in three innings. jeff mcneil hits one off the foul pole. samarjia was replaced. holland, todd frazier goes deep to make it 5-1. later in the inning, the mets rookie sensation pete alonzo crushes the holland pitch into the bleachers. new york snaps san francisco's seven-game win streak 11-4. the giants third loss in their last 17 games. no tiger woods and more importantly for those in northern ireland, rory mcilroy didn't make the cut. but another one is looking to make it. ireland known for its golf, not big waves. tony needed to get up and down. he chips in for a birdie. capping off a round of 68 for him. he is tied for eighth. brooks koepka. tommy fleetwood started the day one shot back. feetwood has the third lowest score of the day. shane lowry tied in the lead. the ball rolls up onto the green and within just a few feet of the pin, he makes the birdie to retake the lead. and holmes playing in the final group. misses the par putt on 13. he bogeys and finishes the day six shots behind and back to lowry able to drive to the tournament from his home and ireland. goes up three shots, then on his second shot on 17, he chipped his chip shot. comes within a couple of feet of the cup to set up his third straight bogey. six on the back nine. lowry shot the lowest score of the week. eight under 67 and he will take a four-shot lead going into sunday. so, his total score of 197 is the lowest through three rounds in open history. lowry will be paired sunday with tommy fleettime. tee times have been moved up due to expected bad weather. to the nba, the warriors biggest addition to the off season was bringing deangelo russell despite golden state signing the 23-year-old to a four year $117 million deal. many believe russell could be used as a trade chip by the warriors next summer. earlier this week, the general manager wanted to pump the brakes on those rumors. >> we didn't sign him to trade him. we didn't see him play in our uniform yet and a lot of people have us already trading him. that's not how we are viewing it. let's just see what we have. >> kevin durant's decision to leave might have come as a surprise to some, but not the athletics. marcus thompson believe's durant's time away from the court factored with his decision to sign with brooklyn. >> steph curry has three kids and a wife, right? anybody who is married with kids knows you don't have time to make friends, especially not new best friend. draymond has a child and gets a serious girlfriend. andre igu ohodala. klay does what he wants. i feel he was trying to make a connection. especially with steph curry. and, it just didn't line up based on where their lines were. >> now he will be playing in brooklyn with his best friends. we'll see how it works out. >> could have. >> could have. i mean. >> look who is talking. >> who could have gotten married? >> i did not leave the bay area. >> no, you didn't. >> all right, we'll invite you to kids' birthday parties from now on. >> we'll be right back. that's it for us at 5:00, we'll see you back here at 6:00. >> the cbs weekend news is next. news updates are always on kpix.com and the moon walk will happen in a little over two hours. 50 years ago. captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: tonight, a killer heat wave. at least six people are dead, hundreds of thousands have no power, and millions are struggling to beat the oppressive heat. >> these heat waves are a symptom. they're a symptom of ongoing warnate change.>> ninan: also tg iran: britain threatens retaliation over a seized oil tanker. fighting back: president trump reverses course and now defends supporters chanting "send her back " >> send her back! >> ninan: and "squad" member alexandria ocasio-cortez unloads "s the president at an event in her hometown. >> this president's policies are not about immigration. it's about ethnicity and racism. 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