and him were made in the other. better quality. the air quality goes back down to moderate behavior. that's what we are going to watch today. clear areas should buy their clay district. as far as temperatures go, five degrees warmer today if you are in lynn. daytime highs in the low to mid 90s. i will show the specific numbers for your part of the bay area coming up in the complete forecast in a few minutes. in august, back over to you. junta a political battle is na the replacement ruth bader ginsburg. after she lost her battle with cancer on friday, democrats on the senate judiciary committee called in the republican chairman senator lindsey graham much refused to consider any nominee to after the inauguration. cbs's natalie brand has latest. >> for the second night in a row, mourners gathered outside the supreme court on a ruth bader ginsburg. 87-year-old justice died friday . complications from pancreatic cancer. in nearly 3 decades on the court , ginsburg earned a reputation as a staunch advocates for liberal causes and equal rights. >> she did a lot for us. especially lgbt rights. women's rights as well. john president trump said saturday he will soon menominee to replace justice ginsburg. he called the republican senate to just that way. mcconnell says he will hold a vote on the heamerican people s have a say in the courts direction. after justice antonin scalia died. 2016, senator mcconnell did not allow a vote on then president obama supreme court pick. resident chump later fill the seat with justice neil gorsuch. on saturday, publican senator susan collins said innsbruck's replacement should be chosen by whoever wins in november. >> i totally disagree with her. we have an obligation. onwe han obliga as thwitock john president trump hinted he could nominate a woman. >> i will be putting forth a nominee next month. it will be a woman. e ong the t judges amy coney barrett and barbara look-alike. natalie brand, cbs news, washington. junta the size dozens gathered to remember the late supreme court justice at the memorial center outside california state capital. many are honoring her legacy and what she fought for. >> i didn't have a husband to cosign for me. some of this basic rights that women take for granted nowadays >> we need to honor what she has left for us and for us to not give up hope. to pick of the legacy she has blessed us with. late last night in san francisco, an impromptu site choate the crowd. this video shows one car spinning smoke from the back as people not socially distanced take film on the phones. this is a live look at the white house is one where ficial suspect after an envelope pleased with poison was into the white house. they told this visited press that the letter was found at a government facility that screens mail addresses to the president. officials say the letter appears to have been sent in canada. that's according to the new york times. junta the u.s. postal inspection service are leading that investigation. the weber act tick-tock announced that he is backing a proposed detail that would avert even spent on the popular app. mr. trump says the proposed video will result in the creation of a company based in texas under the control of cities oracle along with retail giants walmart. trump has been targeting the chinese owned up due to national security and data privacy concerns. tick-tock released a statement saying quote, everything works tirelessly to provide a safe and inclusive platform. we are thrilled to be able to continue serving ever amazingly diverse and crcommunity. junta in a rare saturday afternoon hearing, a federal judge in san francisco heard a motion from a week at user group. the app users were hoping to block usage in the u.s. restrictions on tick-tock would have taken effect tonight. pumping a huge spike in dollars. the backing delays restrictions for week when the deal gets done. junta the sheriff's county office is investing in a small claim crash in stockton. the world war ii airplane attempted to land any open field. it seems to have hit an irrigation ditch. they say that three people were on board the plane at the time. they were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. junta developing this morn in emeryville continue to prompt action from the feds. now police are stepping up their patrols. there were 150 juveniles at the . ll last night attacking th we ndalizinrsan same ththat happened last the weekend. one witness says, things got pretty rowdy. >> two groups got engaged in a fight. no guns, no knives, but a battle. police are not arresting the juveniles. business safe. anyone with any more information is being asked to contact the emory lease department. junta man says he learned a lesson after becoming trapped on a cliff with his child and seven sets of this we can. the man and his child try to hike down the cliff to reach the water below. that is when they became stuck 70 feet under that cliff. emergency crews arrived soon after. they used rescue lifts to lift the parnt back to safety. >> the very alert father realized this. he called 911. he knew exactly where he was at. the firefighters were able to assess the individuals and both are okay. it took an hour to get them back up safely. junta developing this morning, san francisco police have stepped a patrol in the sea cliff area after several reports of sexual batteries. right now, the only description they have that suspect is that he is about six feet tall and was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt. police are asking anyone with any information or who many who have been a victim to call them. to oakland now. the city is trying to give its small businesses a os one of 1010. the program is meant to give people more room to spread out on the city blocks and visit the shops and restaurants along them. we woke pedestrians are getting more. the closures are now in effect at john f. kennedy drive. it is all to help promote social distancing. around 200 trucks made their weight through the east bay this weekend. that was for a trump rally. check it out. rally attendees meant in pleasanton. from there, they cruise through dublin and danville. they then continue to livermore before they went back up to pleasanton. >> california is controlled by democrats. people need to hear that there are people with a different message. a republican message. >> this is about everybody getting together. we are starting that red waif. we are showing all of california that our president is great. junta attendees say they plan to hold another trump rally just one week before the november election. a warning this morning for the county as the west nile virus creeps closer. s e still closed across the bay area. why are some people not laying by the rules? junta taking a live look outside from our inclusive cameras. you can see a little bit of heavy ♪ ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait for life. you live it. new this morning. a warning about west nile virus. public health officials say the two chickens and three dead birds recently tested positive. the motion of this year's was not activity has been in the eastern part of the county. one of those dead birds was found further west in concord. residents are being instructed to reduce the risk by draining standing water. health officials say it is also best to stay indoors at dawn and dusk, when mosquitoes are present. tropicores os si coubrin and flooding starting tomorrow. from galveston island, reporting. john one the galveston beach patrol canvas is telling swimmers that the water was no longer safe. e w 80s and lots of sunshine, there appears to be little concern for the storm that appears to be heading this way. >> anyone who feels like they cannot survive three days. there's not enough food. they need an electrical device. we do not anticipate significant changes or significant issues on the power grid. we can never confirm that. again, we are facing this forecast. mark henry issued evacuation recommendation along with the standard disaster declaration. the chambers counties have both on seawall boulevard, shoppers were stocking up before the storm. worst-case scenario had a possibility of rose closed because of high water. the shutdown at the cherry and powder outages. with every storm in the gulf, nothing is certain. wildfires continue to explode moving to the hills of southern california. intensifying winds in the area prompted more evacuations. five chris from across the country have stepped in. one firefighter says the bobcat is one of the biggest he has ever seen. comparing the size of that place two 91,000 acre football fields. junta plenty of fire still burning in northern california today as well. the smoke forecast is going to be in court important as we look ahead to today. once we talk about the other issue, or member when we used to just talk about temperatures in the forecast question mark there is a story to that today. look at the numbers over my shoulder. some of us are going to experience a little bit more of a warm-up. specifically the few locations that normally notice it more than others if you are in livermore, it's going to be five degrees warmer. same thing in concord. san jose will be four degrees warmer than yesterday. that is not a huge jump. it is going to get us back into the low 90s today for some of those inland spots. 85 in san jose. 88 in santa rosa. oakland 79. san francisco at 74. little bit of marine level on the coast. spotted and pointed this out at the top of the newscast. if we take a look at what happens to the marine level today obviously brings back. i wanted to see what happens though as we get into the early part of this week. specifically tuesday morning right there. that is different. tuesday morning. i know i'm getting ahead of us. we see it for the early part of this we can. that will bring the numbers down. since i just spotlighted the warm-up, let's get everybody's daytimes highs here today. same at campbell. we will hit 85 and pedis. the numbers far inland. low 90s today. west dad 192. these are all places that are about four or five degrees warmer than yesterday. in the bay, we don't notice much of a distance. here in north bay we notice a degree or two warmer. it should not be too significant. no real hope for rain here. that's between now and the end of the month. this takes all the way out through september 30th. unfortunately for now through then, we are not seeing much open. we need rain if we want to stop talking about smoke. speaking of which, here is the forecast on what to expect from the smoke today. there is a new ofg is. e deer thshade of re this map, the higher the concentration of smoke in the atmosphere. the one down here in the apple site is the creek fire. putting out more smoke now in the office complex which is the that the focus. aill goto be a to throw to smoke down sunday. that's why air quality is going to stay moderate. i will show you the specific ratings for each part of the bay area at the top of the hour. we will do it again coming up at 6:30. you will see that as we are about to step aside. tomorrow in the south bay and in the north bay. here is the news. did you see what happened going into monday? stronger flow took a lot of that smoke and pushed it away. as we go through the remainder of the seven-day forecast, at least through this first half of it. reason to be more hopeful and optimistic, we have less smoke to breathe around here. but, for today it is going to be a lot like yesterday. devon, it was moderate yesterday. did you see the haze in the sky yesterday? the pattern on this is the same. the farther north you are, the more you are going to have to deal with it. so the degrees are registering higher in the northern county. i think moderate is the take away. trend >> even though we should be concerned, i think a lot of people are like well at least it is not as bad as it was. >> normally when you n't pay at may bay area counties have began to partially reopen indoor services. vagrants have been close for the entire pandemic with no plans to reopen them. except for one county. kpix reports on parents who are allowing their kids to start playing on them whether they are close or not. john on the sites of children playing on swings, slides, and bars are becoming more common. >> we are monitoring them. we are not sharing basketball equipment. >> reporter: chains locking kids out still have not come down. today napa county announced it will reopen its playground starting on october 2nd. several states including york with a death toll more than doubling california announced back in june play counts would start reopening. at online be counties pagans have been off-limits since mid- march. >> even though you might be great, you cannot necessarily control e . >> reporter: the struggle to help children follow guidelines like staying six feet away and wearing masks. the cdc warns of communities where there is ongoing spread of covid-19. pagans can be hard to keep safe. >> touching a surface and being the vehicle to bring it to your nose or mouth is not as common or not as predominant in covid- 19. >> reporter: like san francisco, napa county has been in the right here for two areas as reopening's continue. the equipment will not be sanitized and the cdc has advised to spray disinfectant on pagan equipment. it has not been proven to reduce the ri of vid-19 to the public. in san francisco, kenny choi, kpix 5. try to most bay area counties have moved into the less restrictive right here. allowing for the reopening of some slides and even restaurants. the nfl sunday. i'm going to pivot and switch gears and ask you thiscoto the baseball playoff party? here in the bay area, we got two teams going against each other. one already has a playoff invitation. the other, pending. good morning everybody . first of all baseball and the regular season is running to the finish next week. 16 post season. the rest? adios. the giants are still on the lift. they're playing each other over the weekend. given that play but play. young philip was dealing six shut off ending saturday. runners going in the fourth inning. couldn't get him at first. first a threat donovan solano to win the ending. jake kla run blast. impressive. later in the inning, hope was the sun in the outfield in oakland? let's ask gracie at dawn. the two run score on that gap. tommy led an upward triple. darren ruff could not call it in. what was going on out there? the second straight day. the a's beat the giants six- nothing. already in the playoffs. oakland lowered the magic number 21. as for the giants, they have fallen into a three weight tie with the last playoff spot in the national league with nine games left. the segue to the nhl. the stanley cup finals opened up last night. the game was played at templeton alberta. joe hanley had a slot. that was five minutes into the game. one up in dallas. not to-one. dallas attacked again. joe marotta somehow got traffic and ellis, the eyes of texas are upon you. all the day. came to monday and ba. the editor spun in game three. john brown put the pieces of the basket. 26 points won the game 117 106. miami seven-game series lead to 21. game for wednesday. golfs u.s. open third round saturday is the backdrop of the wing clubhouse. matthew will. 21-year-old. the faways and greens. leads to field by 2:00. press into shamble here with 17. played the slope perfectly. great action to as he made his short head. chloe shot even 70 and read hebirthday o you saturday. leaves the field by two up in prison. in the meantime yeah. 49ers pay later on this morning . the raiders play on monday night. game date coming up at the end of the day. after the local news with what happened when the giants and the a's today. were they said as he set the playoff pitcher for you. will see later. chanted the time now is 6:22. check to the battle to replace ruth bader ginsburg. new research on psychedelic drugs in the bay area. how this isn't our firlip.some rs loe getsfulfilhesict alndly o plus, we get the installation materials we need to get it done right and right on time. it's a win-win. now that's shopping like a pro. explore floor and decor, now open for safe in-store shopping and curbside pickup. welcome back. it is 6:29. chanted a check i never weather. >> getting closer to sunrise means closer to sunrise. look at the view of the golden great bridge. a little bit of fog out there lurking off to the west side of the bridge and in the foreground here. that is a low stratus coming in there is going to be some low clouds and even patchy fog. if you are on the coast this morning, specifically from san francisco. everywhere else, sunshine. the view looking above dublin where we will be four or five degrees warmer today for the daytime high. there is a view looking out from the top of the sales force avenue. we are sitting at six degrees at this point. air quality is moderate for many of us. putting some specific numbers on here. in oakland and san francisco, it's good. livermore is moderate for you. the most notable increase in mild amounts of smoke is on the north bay. we are doing okay moderate. please note there is more smoke in the air today than there was for much of this next week. here is where we are going for daytime highs today. by degrees in the and will put you in there. guys, back over to you. tribbett's continue to pour in after the death of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. now the politics are billing filling her vacant seat. we went to the science apartment in san francisco state and found another important subject for what happens next will be math. >> the president and the senate majority leader will move ahead with the supreme court nominee. for starters, there is the question of whether or not it will work. what if it does? >> republican senators, this is the most important thing.veen lb this for decah mcwill ot potic mcdaniel. >> he has got a three vote majority. he can lose three votes. kelsey, collins, romney. he can lose three of those but still get a vote. that is number one. >> reporter: one variable in the equation is the seat once held by john mccain. if democrat mark kelly does when that race, he could be seated as soon as the vote is finalized. >> if he wins that race, that might lower mcdonald's math. only a two-seat majority. >> reporter: map can always get markup located . that might be the case if republicans to confirm a trump nominee. if they go forward th this , they are going to put forward a conservative justice of the supreme court. new states of dc and puerto rico. what is considered nuclear options is now being discussed. not even 24 hours after the vacancy was announced. >> it will intensify politics even more. it's one of the worst times in our country history. we are adding new states. civil war. we could be in for that kind of political environment because of this. early this month, president trump released his short list of supreme court candidates. included senators ted cruz and tom cotton. as well as federal appeals court judge amy kleber it was also considered in 2016. time magazine has released a new cover on rankin's break. it's one of the vers of list of 100 most influential people. the issue hits stores on friday. the john hopkins tracker says california covid-19 cases are at just over 780,000 are ttclose to0 deaths from thcororuael george prediction. >> we expect to have enough vaccines for every american by april. generally president trump claims vaccine distribution is on the horizon. contradicting health officials. cdc director robert redfield told the senate panel this week, americans already have access to the best defense. >> sks are the most important public health toll we have. >> reporter: more than a dozen states have seen a spike in deaths reported nationwide friday. early voting in virginia brought crowds to this polling place. president trump and vice president pence visited wisconsin this week. a state grappling with the surge in positive test. university students, including these badgers good upper big football games have formed a new tailgating plan. >> wear a mask and stay away. general michael george, cbs news , new york. >> this week and tens of thousands of motorcycle riders gathered for the 14th annual bike fest. health officials worry that it could trigger a spike in coronavirus cases. as well as wherever the participants return home to. missouri does not have a statewide mask or apartment or a gathering restriction. it seems as though most of the bikers were not following cdc guidelines. eupeareing a spike in coronavirus cases. the u.s. is reporting its highest daily increase between may. meanwhile, friends just reported their highest single day surge since the pandemic began. back here in the bay area, hundreds season. the county's health officials say it is extra important to the flu shot this year. that's because blue and the coronavirus have similar symptoms. making a definitive diagnosis difficult. free flu shots will be available every saturday morning and afternoon through december 12 at the county fair grounds. uc berkeley is launching a new research center on psychedelic drug. university officials say two of the biggest reasons to study drugs to better understand how psychedelics affect the mind. as well as how it can be used to treat patients with mental illnesses. the center will also focus on educating the public. still to come. additional time once again and. a ho improvement ojec. how - help housing is bringing smiles to lower income families. reminder that kpix has a new app that gives you 24 seven access to kpix newscast. movie theaters are back in business after being closed for months due to the pandemic. this comes after the county graduate from the states purple to the less restrictive red tear. readers can reopen at 25% capacity or allow up to 100 people inside. whichever is fever. century theaters at the mall in centerville is selling socially distanced seating with masks required for all customers workers are cleaning more frequently and disinfecting high touch areas. g ine. the next people. no one was in front of me. no one was behind me. that's okay. i got popcorn and everything. >> peters remained closed in san francisco counties. but the city is debating a driving theater with a giant l.e.d. screen at a parking lot. a housing project is building homes for lower income families. the most expensive communities in the bay area. kpix john remus shows us the work in progress. >> people build houses to give themselves a place to live. if you do it right, you may actually find out what life is all about. >> reporter: this property could be wealthy persons vacation home. instead it will be a shot at a new life for eight working- class families. make no mistake, this is no gift. >> i told them at the beginning , forget about vacations. this is no vacation. >> reporter: larry romulan, arid tire builder who works as a project manager says most of the soap help homebuilders had zero experience coming in. the families are working on all eight homes at the same time. the town has is identical. when they have learned a new building skill on one, n be ied ven houses. n we said that we puttinas ar hipoint, weare good kneeling. john the commitment is astounding. families must work at least 32 hours per week and have been doing so since july 2019. that is 69 straight weekends without a break. >> they have full-time jobs. it means they are working their only job then come here and working two full days. >> reporter: many of the men were absent and working there when read jobs. notice altering the harvest. their wives will be pulling double duty. martinez is no stranger to heartbreak. even she wondered if this would be possible. be no. it's a lot of work. john udot the dream was too big? t. what you >> reporter: now she has become a master . everyone here will be responsible for the remaining cost of the project. about $400,000 for each home. >> this is not a giveaway. they have signed up for the duration. >> reporter: but they will be owning a home in st. helena. something they could never have imagined on their 40 to 60,000 dollar family incomes. with it will come a renewed sense of what is possible in life. >> for all of our families, that first home has been the step two making the next step up the ladder. that's really what we are trying to do >> reporter: for anna, even a e pride on her face when she imagines the day her home is finished. >> saying this is my house. >> reporter: it completed your dreams? >> yeah. john john remus, kpix 5 . covid-19 has severely reduced the number of volunteer laborers. if you like to help out, we have posted a link on kpix.com. we brought you the news of a 4.5 magnitude earthquake. now los angeles county shows how southern california residents were shaken and jolted awake before midnight on friday. that was centered near south amonte. if you miles east of downtown. it shook security cameras. most homes and businesses stayed in place. >> to move my whole body. that was my first reaction. get up just earthquake? >> terrible. terrible. i tried to get up and i cannot get up. generally see it's a reminder that things will happen sooner or later. tricia let's check in on the quality of the view. the qualities says what you want to see. i was sure that next. here is a view in san jose. not all that bad. we have seen a reduction from where we were for much of last week where it was good. jose the exact line here om the top of suture. you see the lights there of market street. stretching right in the middle. when you go to the top of the sales force matter, this is where things start to look like it is a bit of a problem. there is some he's out here. more than those other cameras. the smoke that is filtering in the bay area right now is coming from the fires well north of here. the august one in northern california. the majority of the smoke that we noticed today, will be in the north bay. if we look at the current air quality. that was a moderate look from the camera. we were just into the moderate range there. it's good in the immediate for the city of oakland. it's good clay right now. the numbers really are noticeably higher up here. his work in santa rosa of 270. that fits right in line with the idea that the smoke is coming from if the foreca for how the smoke will be moving to the california today. the deeper the red. the higher the concentration of smoke. is a good pool of smoke coming off the creek fire. we are going to play through for today. you will see a difference in the way the smoke is going to behave. nice lis up. we keep the play going some of the smoke continues to work its way to the bay area today. this is why today's going to stay moderate. let me share the good news. i'm going to plaster monday. you will see a clear pattern here. stronger onshore flow. it clears up more of the smoke. not a guarantee, but it is reason to be hopeful that the air quality improves from moderate to at least hopefully good. by the time he gets the early part of the week that's where we put in the forecast provided by the air quality. those were their official outlooks. it stays moderate to healthy for most. here is something else that we notice today. watch the winds as we can into the afternoon, classic scenario here. the winds are going to pick up right there. that's a strong enough onshore flow. we keep the temperatures very much like they were yesterday to the efa. those wins are not getting far enough inland. you are going to notice the warm-ups in livermore, concord, san jose. if i degree warm up today means it's going to be in the low 90s. 92 livermore. 92 concord. san francisco and upland, mid to upper 70s. exactly where you were yesterday. quick review on everybody's daytime highs. 80s the role here for south bay. we will get into far inland and carter county. there are our low 90s. we set temperatures in the immediate bay immigrant 80 for open. will be low 70s in the city. as we get into the far north there are low 90s. okay. the seven-day forecast. today is the warmest day. we are going to call back and. mid to upper 80s if you're in the for the next seven days. he is our main focus on the smoke. even then it looks like it's going to remain moderate. >> equals off vessel because on the early voting underway. federal officials believe that the tallying will be accurate. they are concerned about disinformation. he talked with margaret brennan. host a face nation on cbs. >> what they are concerned about . director warned about that this week is an attempt to influenc specal g misinfon on facebook in particular and on twitter. really focus on integrating joe biden. the democratic candidate once again. just giving people bad information to so distrust of the system. did a marker talks about that issue. robert o'brien. you can see face the nation here at 8:30 a.m. on kpix 5 . boeing is facing you accusations about its 747 jet. t multiple boeing engineers and test pellets were raising concerns about the automated end caps and anti- stall system on the 737. the system at the center of the two crashes that killed 346. those concerns were not thoroughly investigated or dismissed. they were never shared with the billing customers. that is from a new report of house transportation committee democrats that escaping in its blaming of boeing and the faa. >> this report is a roadmap for the changes that are needed. >> reporter: defazio is finalizing faa reform legislation. >> i am astounded that we can have a system of boeing and fa. that twi the process. they had 346 innocent people die. that means the process does not work. >> it argues boeing employees made a conscious effort to avoid potential delays from additional faa screening and the possibility of additional training requirements. as for the faa, the committee did not mince words. the faa failed to ensure the safety of the traveling public. it faileinty to hold billing accountable. the agency did not ask enough questions. michael stuber's daughter crashed last year. >> we don't trust the plane is going to be safe. we have already seen this. everyone assures the public that is a claim. turn on the fa says it's committed and it looks forward to working with the committee to implement improvements identified by this report. boeing says, we have learned many hard lessons that accompany the accidents and for the mistakes we have made. cbs news, washington. here at 6:51. breaking usually want to tell you about. that is that we chat is now a light to continue in san francisco. in the meantime, we have a story about oktoberfest next. we will be right back. it is lollipop time at a zoo in london. he happily consumed star-shaped frozen treats handed out by zookeepers as a way to keep cool and cool off from the september heat there. this troop of bolivian black cat grow will be in a new documentary called, london zoo. an x-ray near year. gentoo subdued oktoberfest got underway this weekend. this year's festival is nontraditional. with high safety regulations over covid-19 concerns. instead of the tellof people, 5 cities halls are instead hosting their own smaller parties. this year's tone down celebrations run until october 4th. remember kpix 5 wants to bring you the good news happening in the bay area. go to kpix/ together. go to cbs.com. motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. it is! 56. time for a look at this morning's top stories. about a looms over who were placed supreme for justice ruth bader ginsburg. president trump says, he will nominate a woman and will move without delay to for the supreme court seat. democrats are calling the move hypocritical so close to an election. gentlewoman has been identified as a suspect who sent an envelope placed withbeev letter sent from canada to president trump but was intercepted at the government mail center. tiktok's fate. giving last-minute blessing by the president. the popular app wasn't to be bound from app stores midnight tonight. the band now pushed back 70s if the deal is not finalized. justin, u.s. judge has blocked the commerce department's order to reduce remove we chat fre bo angeles county exposed many. urgent evacuations are underweight in the foothills north of the fire. all roads leading their are closed as well as juniper hills area. tropical storm beta is moving towards texas with wins of more than 60 miles per hour. it is set to make landfall tomorrow night. flash flooding and storm surge watches are in effect for parts of texas and louisiana. quick look at the air quality forecast. some reason to be hopeful. the air quality will get better as we go through the remainder of this week. it's going to be moderate out there today. people in smart primarily into the north bay compares well to our north. today is the warmest day in the whole thing. thanks much for joining us , cbsn he morning. james polly is here next. >> reporter: enjoy the next of your sunday. we will be back here next weekend. ♪ ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like 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