. now at 11:00, a growing surge of coronavirus cases could we be moving backwards on the road to recovery. we're afraid this is the beginning of that dreaded second wave. plus hints of rain all day across the bay area, a look at what the rest of the weekend has in store. could faulty pg&e equipment be to blame for a deadly wildfire that's burned 56,000- acres. san francisco gives movie theater as green light to reopen. why many say they're staying closed. our top story at 11:00. coronavirus surging once again across the country, good evening, i'm juliet goodrich. >> new signs pointing that the u.s. is on the verge of another strong wave of the virus kpix 5 d t ght, betty. doctors are so in cases of covid-19. medical experts say this is likely because of mask wearing and a slow reopening. but elsewhere in the country, the picture is looking bleak. after an early fall slow down, los angeles county is now seeing cases top a thousand a day this week. cases of covid-19 in the bay area are stable. but governor gavin newsom warned californians this week against letting our guard down to avoid a second wave. >> you're starting to see an increase in covid-19 cases all across the country. in fact, as of this morning, 21 states have seen an increase in transmission rates of covid-19. we're seeing this by the way not just across the country, you're seeing this increasingly arading in glfa than anytithe spring, spain is also focusing on virus hot spots like the madrid area, which now has europe's highest covid infection rate. doctors here in the u.s. are worried. >> we're all deeply afraid this is the beginning of that dreaded second wave. we did see spikes in numbers that were large lippinger people going back to college some what we're seeing now is it's spreading within the community. >> california had a 2.6% positivity rate over the past seven days. san francisco is lower. about 1%. and santa clara county, dr. de warned that americans need to keep up preventative measures. community spread is now occurring with small gatherings day after day in households and family and friends. >> and brian, right now, as it stands, san francisco, santa clara, marin, and napa counties are the only ones in the bay area that qualify the th second least restrictive tier, the orange tier, the next would be yellow. president trump's doctor says he's no longer a risk for transmitting the virus. this after the president made his first public appearance today. speaking on the balcony of the white house. his remarks focused largely on the november 3rd election. but mr. trump also touched on the coronavirus that landed him in the hospital just over a week ago. >> science, medicine will eradicate the china virus once and for all. we'll get rid of it all over the world. you see big flare ups in europe, a very big flare up in canada. you saw that today. a lot of flare ups but it's going to disappear, vaccines are going to help. therapeutics are going to help a lot. democratic nominee joe biden also spoke ab trump's handling of the pandemic. >> you're facing real challenges right now, the last thing you need is a president who exacerbates them. more than 210,000 are dead as is pointed out. we lose any where from 700 to 1,000 people a day. dead. the president was told a little while ago when he was told 100,000 people a day were dying, you know what he said? he says it is it what it is. it is what it is because he is who he is. >> president trump plans to hold his first official campaign rally since his release from the hospital monday night in florida. thursday's second presidential debate has been canceled. we're committed to helping you vote smart this november. go to kpix.com for backgrounders on the california ballot measures and also information on the different ways to cast your vote. now to a live look outside. it's a cool and cloudy night across the bay area, there's been a hint of rain all day long. a hint perhaps. but not the real deal. not much of it any way, meteorologist, aaron to tell us what's going on. >> the important thing about the rain is that tomorrow it's going to look like it never happened. the real story is we're going back to fire weather concerns by next week, before we get there. look at the sunset. beautiful scene today. on the back edge of our first potential rainmaker of the season. let me show you what totals were like. they were not a lot. we got about 4/10 o of an inch of rain within the perimeter of the glass fire. we got 1/100 of an inch of rain in berkeley. if you look at this system, that was 1:00 in the afternoon, and that line of showers just dissolved on its way here, and the reason why i say tomorrow is going to look totally atch hn to our clouds, blanket overhea i'going to kefrwh inow, 11:00, and play there into tomorrow morning and they just disappear, and the reason why they got cleared out of here so fast, that's 9:30 tomorrow morning, we're going to have clear blue sky, once we get into the late morning tomorrow in the bay area. the reason behind this, offshore winds, totally different from today, similar to what we've had for much of the last several weeks, when we come back in the complete forecast, i'm going to show you where fire weather concerns will come back in the forecast, and daytime highs inland will go back in the mid 90s. it was in the 170s today. mid 90s are coming back. i'll show you all that in a few minutes. pg&e is investigating whether it's own equipment sparked a deadly wildfire in class that county. mercury news reports that state investigators have confiscated some of the utilities equipment. near the origin point of the dog fire. that fire started nearly two weeks ago west of redding. it left four people dead. the cause of the fire has not been determined the cooler temperatures and extra humidity have been a big help in napa county, evacuation orders and warnings around highway 29 have been lifted. at last check t glass fire was 86% contained. just over 76,000-acres. also some more good news to toast to tonight with crews making progress. many winerys welcomed back visitors, from the shelter in place, to the lightning fire, to the glass fire, it's been a rough stretch for napa valley winerys, so far many of them resuming wine tasting this week has produce add harty blend of gratitude. one winery, chimney rock is now offering guided cart tours of the property to highlight its beauty. and also the fruit that was damaged by wildfire smoke. it pushed us out a whole month after. to get the call yes, they're open this weekend, i was like great. fantastic. >> it's like back to school again. we're prepared. here with open arms and the wines are better than ever. >> the next challenge will be the coming change of weather as they try to figure out how to comply with covid-19 restrictions when it starts to rain. the vallejo city attorney wants the move the case nearly 200-miles out of town. monte rosa is the 22-year-old shot and killed by police in vequthis week to move hting ies the case to fresno, citing concerns over whether a jury pool would be biased in the bay area or sacramento. they're seeking to have certain claims dismissed the shooting sparked outrage after key evidence in the case was destroyed. house speaker nancy pelosi publicly called on the fbi to investigate the case. a major change could be coming to san francisco's lowell high school. it's one of the few public high schools in the country where add submission based on merit. similar to how universities select students. the proposed random lottery admission system would last for one year. the commissioners blame the pandemic. saying they can't rank the student applicants because the district did not give out grades for the semester. they can't test the students since all classes are conducted online. >> it's disappointing that we don't have a better solution and that this is the option. >> we will have a good, solid freshman class, and we're ready to teach anyone who is assigned to our school. so in terms of change, there's always change. it might be an exciting change, we have to really adapt. the school board will vote on the lottery proposal on october 20th. some parents plan to pack the meeting. coming up, dualing rallies turn deadly in denver. what police are saying about the man accused of shooting another man in the crowd. and a large group takes over the golden gate bridge. the message they want to send to the bay area. drivers are seeing a surge in attendance, many theaters remain closed in san francisco even though they're allowed to . juliet, have you been to see a movie since the theaters started opening. >> i have not been to a theater. >> the theaters started opening last month. in san francisco, a ban on concessions kept you away. it's leading many theaters keep their doors closed. >> it's leaving movie goers questioning the future of the silver screen. here's kenny choi. >> reporter: the future of traditional movie theaters is up certain. >> love movies. >> reporter: this week the national association of theater owners of california nevada whose members include amc announces keeping its doors closed in san francisco because of the city's ban on concessions. >> organizers say their initial shows sold out in record time. they had to add more date this is month. >> it's nice being in your car, you can bring your own snacks and food. and just hang out outside and watch the movie. >> while drive ins are seeing a surge and the entertainment is hemorrhaging, losing 560 in million in the last quarter. the national organization of theater owners issued this statement saying the restrictions in place present an insurmountable financial challenge. for now, gracie and brennan have perfected their set up and don't mind the extra space. >> any time somebody is coughing or sneezing, even before the pandemic, i was always like oh no. as for the next time they'll walk into a theater with popcorn sold inside -- >> maybe christmas 2021. >> kenny choi, kpix 5. >> we reached out to the city of san francisco for a statement but haven't heard back yet. >> the armenian american community says this march across the golden gate bridge is the first step in a long journey to raise awareness of a far away fight, marchers were trying to persuade the current or future generation to e intervene between armenians. and to make people aware of what is going on. >> we're protesting, we're trying to get recognition. trying to get national, international media attention to bring awareness to what's going on in our home country since we can't be there to defend our people. >> protesters say with the international community not acting, it only encourages those who would cause violence to further hurt the re. monsiont in a deadly shooting in denver. chaos unfolded. one man was killed and another taken into custody. the rallies were held at the same time. one group calling for police reform. police say they recovered a mace canister from the scene. it's not clear if it was part of the situation. police say the da will determine whether the male who allegedly shot the gun was doing so in self-defense. hurricane delta left more than 600,000 people without poria cross louisiana, mississippi, and texas. only six weeks ago, hurricane laura took almost the exact same path hurting an all ready crippling region. high winds and water coming from every direction n. lake charles, louisiana, it's an all too familiar scene. last night in the middle of the night when this was going on, water was almost up to the door, and it was once again here we go. and you have to rebuild again. the pain of losing everything. and being without and everything else that's going on and then this. and there again it's bad. >> the storm has been downgrade bud it's still a very powerful and dangerous storm. which is going to i guess effect the carolinas, at least according to this man. >> that's where most of the rain will go with that, brian. i'm going to come back leer to our story today, what we experienced today is the only day in this seven-day forecast that's going to be like this. look at the daytime highs. we didn't get out of the 70s inland. warmest number is 77 for san jose. in three days, most of the daytime highs will be coming 20 degrees warmer. in other words, we got to go back into the mid 90s for daytime highs for most of this seven-day, this isbyy r the xt we're going to start notice the warm up all ready as early as tomorrow. there's going to be fire weather concerns as we get into the middle of the week to go on top of that warm up. the map will sum up how this all comes together. see the winds here, coming on shore thanks to the weak storm that brought us light rain. watch the direction of the wind and how it's going to change by tomorrow. that's sunday at 11:55 in the morning. see how these are coming out of the north now. the clouds will clear out. we'll get blue sky tomorrow. it won't look anything like today, tomorrow, where you see these bright colors, this shows you what the north winds look like, when we get into that situation where we have to be concerned about the strong offshore winds, this is a great tool for that. that's tomorrow. it's not all that bad. monday and tuesday, we don't notice as much. but by wednesday, we will. that's the middle of the coming week, those are brighter shades of rain. offshore winds will happen again on thursday, these are the two days we'll watch closely for the next week to see if we have to start talking seriously about another offshore wind event. now, you know we had a great break today, we didn't have any issues with smoke thanks to this one-day pattern, over the next few days, the smoke will drift back our way, because we're getting back into that northerly flow, will there's the official forecast from the bay area quality district. most of us moderate air quality. tomorrow night, sunday night, deeper shades of red. start getting pulled back down our way, the august complex fire still putting smoke into the sky, and as long as the north winds keep directing it our way, we're vulnerable to see more smoke come back as well, we had such a nice break the last few dauntil it rains, for daytime highs, daytime highs are 5 to 7 degrees warm r tomorrow than today. mid 80s for many inland spots. low to 70s for much of the bay. 79 up top for ukiah. the seven-day forecast, mid 90s coming back. it would have been nice to change this pattern, guys but unfortunately, not yet. all right, thank you, here we are, vern, you have sports. straight ahead, it's a two for sad night. not one sports segment. we go two. 111 points scored in a wild college football game. the 49ers braced for impact. it's a saturday night unlike any other. where the niners try to get right sunday afternoon. in the bay area, we believe in science. traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. and measure rr helps essential workers like me get to work and keep our communities healthy. relieve traffic. reduce pollution. rescue caltrain. [all] yes on measure rr. proposition 16 takes some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling the playing field for all of us. vote yes on prop 16. nfl week five up top. can the 49ers finally serve up me home cooking? the dolphins come in here 7.5 point under dogs for in them. much has been made of jimmy garoppolo. and quarterback, demaro. use the run to set up the pass, that's what they do. debo samuel has to be in the mix. debo is good with it. >> it's good to see he's part of the yak bros now. me brandon and iyuk. great with the ball in our hands. >> am i part of the yak bros in? i didn't get a formal invitation. i don't even have the debo shirt. it's all right though. >> as for the rays, they're in kansas city, a game you can see on kpix 5 at 10:00 a.m. they face the chiefs team that's won ten of the last eleven meetings. did you know derek carr has never won at arrowhead stadium. to call this a rivalry, carr said this. >> we got to win some games here, you know what i'm saying, that would make it a lot nicer. they've had our number for a little bit. it makes us mad. we're going to go out ere and we're going to fight. coach gruden talks about it. he makes sure the young guys know what they're getting into. they don't like us. we don't like them. there's not a lot of handshaking. >> segment one, how about another? tennis rolls on. san jose sharks went to the bank. and pay air attention to number 22 in white. this fellow from antioch rolled some huge tide tonight. woman 1: get your vote-by-mail ballot? woman 2: you can stay healthy and fill it out from the safety of home. surfer: or you can fill it out anywhere. man 1: it's easy to mail it back. you don't even need a stamp. man 2: or you can use an official drop box. woman 3: you can even drop it off at the polls. n 3: then, trackt to nfirm county got it. use an official drop box. see? they got it! woman 4: mail ballots are the simple, safe, and secure way to ensure that your vote is counted. in the tubbs fire. the flames, the ash, families are forced to move and higher property taxes are a huge problem. prop 19 limits taxes on wildfire victims so families can move without a tax penalty. nineteen will help rebuild lives. vote 'yes' on 19. . college football, while the pac-12 preps were at november 7th's start. three or four games in. calling the shot at ole miss. had some plays for number two, second half explosion my, receiver, kenny, big yards after catching, he gone. 68-yard play, ties the game at 28. this one a high scoring affair, at 42. they called naji harris. making antioch high school proud. one of his five touchdowns. 208-yards rushing in this battle. crimson tide, 63. mississippi, 48. off to the big-12. bevo, texas long horns mascot. get him off the field for the oklahoma game. two touchdowns down to tie it. keyonte ingram. tieing it up at 31. the game went to four over time. the sooners surged ahead. spencer rattler to drake here. sooners up eight after a two- point conversion. next possession, texas needed a scorer. but the quarterback picked off in the end zone. and that's the ball game. so sooners, they won the red river rivalry, 53-45 again in four over times. off to the nhl, skills like this get you resigned. san jose sharks went to the bank. reuped kevin la blank. reportedly worth four year, 19 million, the 24-year-old has 50 goals and 99 assists in four career seasons, all with san jose. an historic day at the french open for this 19-year-old, iga. unseeded from poland. beat american, sofia, in straight sets, 6-4, 6-1. that's a huge deal. because she became the first player from poland to win a grand slam title. several hours from now, another rafael nidal final

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