risk for hospitalization? a local doctor weighs in. extreme heat and whipping winds, bad news all around for crews working to get the glass fire under control. good morning. it is friday, october 2. i am len kiese. >> i am michelle griego. we'll have more on the president's diagnosis. >> first let's go to gianna for a traffic alert. >> if you are just getting ready to head out, we are following a traffic alert on 101, north bay, petaluma. all lanes are shut down between petaluma boulevard and north of east washington. over night a crash happened involving a motorcycle and a vehicle. the investigation is ongoing. crews have been called to shut down lanes. traffic is being diverted off the freeway. you can use surface streets. mcdow is adjacent. all south lanes are shut down

from petaluma boulevard to washington street. we'll let you know when those lanes open back up. back to you guys. we are talking about the heat, high fire danger, smoky skies. the heat advisory is extended through today due to dangerously hot temperatures well above average for this time of year. 99 in concord for a high, 98 liver more, 86 oakland, 80 for san francisco. because of the heat santa clara is opening cooling centers, barbara lee senior center will be open at 10:00, mitchell park in palo alto will be open at 10:00. campbell community center open at 1:00 to hopefully give people relief from the heat and help them cool down a bit with the temperatures soaring this afternoon. also, the high fire danger continues. the red flag warning in effect for all of our bay area hills

above 1,000 feet, critical fire weather conditions for the glass fire with temperatures hot for sure, 90s to triple digits, as well as low relative humidity values down to single digits and winds will be picking up. i will have more on this in a few minutes. 5:02. on fire watch, we are continuing to monitor wildfires in the north bay. the biggest threat remains in areas of angwin and calistoga. new mandatory evacuations were ordered yesterday for all areas of napa north of the calistoga city limits between highway 128, sonoma county line, and highway 29. new video just into our newsroom from overnight shows the fire fight in calistoga. crews are working to stop the further spread of the fire that destroyed a home on tucker row. last check, fire crews have contained fire to the east side of highway 29 but with the wind, the fear is an ember can cause spotting on the other

side of the highway. we talked with someone who has been in the area for more than 30 years. he tells us he is prepared to put up a fight. he has 200 feet of hose from his pool to his yard and is waiting until the last minute to evacuate. >> if it gets too bad, i will just leave. i can be down there in two minutes. >> the glass fire has burned more than 58,000 acres since it started last weekend and is 5% contained. a similar scene in angwin east of highway 29. cal fire choppers were only able to drop water due to the smoky air. >> on the ground those defying evacuation orders are doing everything to save their homes. one homeowner left her property when flames came close days ago but returned yesterday to help her friend. a neighbor also gave them a hand by setting up a sprinkler system. >> if i can do whatever i can do to save the houses, i will do that. >> i can see the flames right

there, only a block away right on the other side of the hill. >> many homeowners are going days and nights without much rest to create more defense able space. they tell us they'll stay there until the very last minute. president trump and first lady melania trump tested positive for coronavirus. this is a live look at the white house where the couple is in quarantine. before 10:00 p.m. west coast time, president trump confirming the news with this tweet. tonight the first lady and i have tested positive for covid- 19. we will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately. we will get through this together. the announcement came hours after hope hicks, one of the president's top aides, tested positive for covid-19. white house aides have called president trump the most tested man in the country though he has repeatedly down played mask wearing and social distancing. >> it's obviously unsettling but i am not surprised given

the contagiousness of the virus and what has been the lax protocols. >> number of people that can potentially be exposed and at risk of contracting the virus is significant here. >> hicks went to several events with president trump this week including the debate tuesday and his rally wednesday. president trump attended a fund raiser in new jersey thursday reportedly spending time in close contact with a number of his supporters. i am anne makovec at the news desk. the white house confirmed vice president mike pence and his wife have both tested negative for covid-19. he said they are tested daily and today's test did come up negative. he is in good health. also the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo and his wife also just testing negative. they were tested on the airplane before they landed in croatia a couple hours ago. there is massive contact tracing effort underway because as len said the president has

come into contact with a lot of high powered individuals and people across the country over the last several days including of course those at the debate. we are hearing word that joe biden, the former vice president and presidential candidate, is going to be tested this morning for covid- 19 after he was in contact with president trump at the debate on tuesday. we also heard earlier this morning from the first lady on her diagnosis tweeting as many americans have done this year, potus and i are quarantining after testing positive for covid-19. we are feeling good and have postponed upcoming engagements. be sure you are staying safe, and we will all get through this together. vice president mike pence tweeted shortly after the news but before his negative test came out karen and i send love and prayers to dear friends president trump and first lady melania trump. we join millions across america

praying for full and swift recovery. god bless you president trump and our wonderful first lady melania. the economy reacting to this, overnight stock futures are down. we will keep an eye on that all morning. in a half hour i will talk live with our reporter at the white house now to hear more about the reaction coming in on the east coast from all of this. it's pretty wild. len and michelle. >> we are hearing from the white house physician. he released a statement saying the president and first lady were doing well adding "rest assured. i expect the president to continue carrying out duties without disruption while recovering ." the white house canceled all the president's public events for today. he is scheduled for a phone call to talk about covid-19 support for vulnerable seniors. president trump is 74. according to the cdc, his age puts him at higher risk of developing a severe covid

related illness. >> we sat with an epidemiologist and infectious disease specialist and asked about that. >> combining the weight and age factors puts him at eight to ten times higher risk for hospitalization than somebody between 18 and 30 years of age and certainly hospitalizations also can put a person at higher risk for death in the age group as well. we know that about 80% of people with infections and hospitalizations actually are over 65. he is certainly well over that age. >> at 5:30, this diagnosis comes two days after the debate. we asked about former vice president joe biden's risk of getting coronavirus. a couple accused of murdering and dismembering a family member in 2019 in san francisco have pleaded guilty to lesser charges. stephanie change and her husband will be sentenced later

this month in connection with the death of her 73-year-old father. human remains were found in a house. developing, the man shot in san francisco's union square has died. police have not identified the victim but tell us he was 21. san francisco's homicide team is investigating. the shooting happened yesterday afternoon on gary street, a number of high end stores line the street. one person is in jail but police are still looking for suspects. police say they'll be looking at surveillance video to help with the investigation. 5:09. still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> creating more housing. next, how one bay area city is turning abandoned buildings into dream homes. >> it is a smoky start to our day with unhealthy air quality. a spare the air alert is in effect now and extending all the way until next tuesday. we'll talk about our air

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abandoned buildings aren't converted into homes. >> susie steimle finds out one city is doing that and helping families find affordable homes. >> the fence on this side over here was nonexistent. the top of the home was collapsed. >> reporter: mitzi used to find this abandoned house down the block from her childhood home creepy. >> there were looters who stayed here. the home eventually burned down. it seemed really erie. >> reporter: today, it's fully renovated and mitzi and her husband are living there as first time homeowners. >> a lot of our neighbors have talked about how happy they are to see that it is filled with young people from the area. >> reporter: mitzi is a teacher. her husband is communications

and security specialist with u.s. army. she never thought she would be able to afford a home in the city she grew up in. >> i think that's really amazing, to see that people like me can own a home here. >> reporter: richmond currently has 240 abandoned properties like this. the original owner passes away and doesn't leave the home to anyone. investors don't want to buy the homes because of the cost of environmental clean up plus unpaid property taxes are worth more than the value. places like this will stay abandoned for more than a decade because it's not easy to turn a quick profit here. >> between us, the bank, the city we have created this strategy to reclaim the boarded abandoned homes that really no one else wants. >> reporter: that's where jim becker and richmond community foundation come in. they've turned 20 abandoned homes into affordable housing for families like mitzi's. becker's nonprofit received

grant money from epa and impact bands to fund clean up and construction to sell to first time home buyers at below typical market rate. >> our program is serving people who are typically 30 to 50% of area median el nino come. our medium income in the area is like 89,000. >> when trying to provide affordable housing, you have to use every tool you have. this is a very unique tool. >> reporter: families pay down bond debt allowing richmond to finance the next project. >> they rebuild and sell them as affordable housing. you know, then they cycle the money back into the proram to do another one. >> reporter: before she found this program, mitzi was considering moving away from the region because it is so expensive here. this revival of richmond needs she and her husband can stay. >> it's always been my home. i feel so strongly tied to the

community. i want to make sure that my students and the people around me get the same opportunities that i was given. >> reporter: a concept that's gaining ground. jim becker says he is talking with organizers in sacramento, antioch, pittsburgh about starting similar programs there. susie steimle, kpix5. >> send your stories and ideas to projecthome@cbs.com. on fire watch, governor newsom paid a visit to st. helena yesterday touring fire stricken areas. while there he spoke about the state's strategic fire suppression plan which includes forest management. >> we have developed a partnership with the forest service to double the amount of acreage that we are actively managing with prescribed burns,

with vegetation management. in shasta, crews have been able to make significant progress containing the deadly zog fire. containment jumped from 9% wednesday to 39% this morning. the fire has burned more than 55,000 acres. it has claimed lives of four victims so far. flames sparked outside of redding sunday. this mountain lion cub with burned paws and singed whiskers rescued is being treated at the oak land zoo. a cal fire firefighter rescued him. he is drinking through a syringe and taking pain medication and antibiotics. vets are cautiously optimistic he will be okay. >> so cute. look at that face. >> he is on the mend. that's good. 5:17. gianna is keeping her eyes on the roadways this morning. i am. unfortunately we have a serious problem with petaluma, south

101, all lanes shut down due to a deadly crash overnight. it was a vehicle and motorcycle involved. at one point the vehicle did catch fire and it prompted a small vegetation fire to the side. there is a lot going on in this area. the investigation continues. i did hear from chp that they are starting to recover the vehicle and motorcycle. hopefully they will start opening lanes soon. south 101 from petaluma boulevard to washington street are completely shut down. petaluma boulevard north to east washington street. that's near the petaluma outlet in the area. traffic is a bit backed up. it is being diverted off the freeway. there are streets that parallel 101 and you might want to try that as an alternate. we'll let you know when the lanes open. no word yet from chp. elsewhere, closures continue due to glass fire. a number of closures in fact. this is an overview of some of

the larger highways, 29 between deer park and napa county line, 29 at bradford, 128 east at petrified forest. at tubs lane you will find closures. closures continue along highway 12, mountain hawk drive and trinity road and west bound at arnold drive. it is very busy with the glass fire in the north bay. conditions today are not favorable. mary. a big concern, winds are going to be picking up as we head through the day today and low relative humidity levels dropping significantly through our afternoon. that is why this red flag warning has been extended through 6:00 a.m. saturday. that's for the north bay mountains with critical fire weather conditions for the glass fire. watching that very closely and that red flag warning in effect for all of our bay area hills above 1,000 feet. the east bay hills, diablo

range, santa cruz mountains as well under the red flag warning. because of the dry, gusty offshore winds and low relative humidity values, watch as we head through the day especially for this evening, winds will be picking uptaking you hour by hour with futurecast wind gusts especially for the north bay mountains and relative humidity values will be dropping dramatically as we head through the day. for the glass fire, firefighters will be up against extreme heat. we are talking temperatures into 90s to 100, humidity values down to 7% to 15% and the winds will be picking up. watching communities of calistoga, angwin, st. helena, ken wood, glen ellen as we go through the day with the northwesterly winds that could push the fire especially as we look to the areas. here is a smoky start to our day with our mount hamilton camera from lake observatory.

temperatures are in the 50s and 60s this morning. air quality conditions, looking at unhealthy air, very unhealthy for santa rosa, napa, closer to the fire. unhealthy for san rafael, vallejo, unhealthy for sensitive groups for san francisco and oakland. spare the air in effect today, extended all the way through next tuesday due to smoky, hazy skies. it does look bad through today unfortunately so with the smoke concentration futurecast taking you through the day. we'll continue with the unhealthy air and into the weekend, could see sea breeze. we can see improving air quality conditions as we look to our weekend and early next week. we are still dealing with the heat, heat advisory again for the bay area today, daytime highs well above average and

near record highs today, looking at the heat dome that will slowly shift east and we are going to see at least as we head into the weekend the cooling that will begin for us with the ocean breeze. 99 morgan hill. east bay, triple digit heat. 99 concord, 80 for san francisco, 86 oakland. here is the extended forecast. we'll start to slowly cool it down for the weekend, catching a little bit relief as we head especially into sunday. back to you. >> mary, thank you. 5:22. still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> a big welcome back. ready to take your immune support to the next level?

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the tumbling stock futures. we are monitoring worsening conditions this morning. good morning. it is friday october 2. i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. we begin with the breaking news from the white house, president trump tested positive for coronavirus. >> anne makovec brings us the latest from the live news desk. >> reporter: wild news over night, we are getting a lot of reaction. let's go live to the white house where president and first lady are quarantining now, massive contact tracing project underway. the president has been around a lot of high profile people including his opponent in the presidential race. we heard from the white house that the vice president and his wife tested negative. let's get the latest on the rest of the reaction. i can't even imagine the mood around there right now with all of this news coming out. >> reporter: fast moving

developments overnight. as you mentioned, the newest information this hour is that the vice president and second lady have both tested negative this morning. now overnight, a senior administration official told cbs news that the president is in good spirits. the first lady tweeted they are feeling good. but this news is obviously sending shock waves around the country and really around the world as reaction continues to pour in. the president made this huge announcement before 1:00 a.m. eastern time that he and the first lady tested positive. this came shortly after we learned that one of his closest aides, hope hicks, tested positive after coming down with symptoms later in the day on wednesday. she had traveled with the president to multiple events this week including tuesday's debate in cleveland and then a

rally in minnesota. the president confirmed she tested positive to fox news last night. >> i just went for a test, and we'll see what happens. who knows? she tested positive. i just went out with a test. we spent a lot of time. the first lady just went with a test also. whether we quarantine or whether we have it, i don't know. >> reporter: obviously since then, we learned that the president and first lady did test positive. overnight we received a memo from the white house physician saying the president and first lady are doing well at this time. he went onto say rest assured, i expect the president to continue carrying out his duties without disruption while recovering. this note does not make any mention of a time line or possible symptoms. but we know for today, the

president's schedule has been wiped of all public events obviously. the only thing that remains on that schedule is a phone call about covid-19 support for vulnerable seniors. as you mentioned, massive contact tracing effort is now underway. the vice president again, we learned this morning, has tested negative and so has white house chief of staff mark meadows. we also learned that from a senior aide. it is unclear how many people at this point may be impacted or need to be tested now because of possible exposure. >> and here we are 32 days from the election. in theory he would be quarantining, stuck at the white house for a couple weeks. what will this mean for the presidential campaign? >> reporter: that's a huge

question. the president was scheduled to travel to central florida today, key battleground state for a big rally there and then go to wisconsin over the weekend. all those immediate campaign events have been canceled. the president had been scheduled to battle west to battleground state of arizona. this throws entire campaign schedule in the air. that schedule remains to be seen. then keep in mind the next presidential debate was scheduled for 13 days from now. then we have the vice presidential debate next week. we have been asking the biden campaign whether he is going to now be tested, whether senator harris will be tested and a source familiar tells cbs news that biden is expected to get a covid-19 test this morning. anne. >> we are going to continue to follow that.

thanks for the insight live from capitol hill. we will keep our eye on all the reaction that continues to come in. len and michelle. >> thank you. this diagnosis comes two days after the presidential debate. we sat with an epidemiologist and infectious disease specialist from stanford medicine. >> we did ask if joe biden could have contracted the virus as well. >> it depends on how close in contact they came. hopefully they stayed apart as we saw on the television screen. but if they got close together and if they were close together certainly for more than 15 minute dollars, closer than six feet apart, there could be risk for infection and certainly vice president biden would have to really watch himself for symptoms and probably be tested in the next few days. >> many including presidential aides, advisers, the press were traveling with the president on air force one. >> at 6:00, we look at their

risk of getting covid-19. to the extreme heat and fire danger. >> meteorologist mary lee is joining us. the area is under a red flag warning again today. >> this is a big concern for us michelle and len as we are looking at the winds picking up and relative humidity values that will drop through the day. extreme fire danger, that continues, especially looking to the glass fire under a red flag warning. north bay mountains, east bay hills, diablo range, santa cruz mountains under a red flag warning that's extended now until saturday. let's talk about the heat. we have another heat advisory for today dealing with dangerously hot temperatures. we are looking at temperatures at 99 in concord, 94 san jose, 86 for oakland. the red flag warning, watching that we will see winds picking up, gusts up to 30 miles per hour especially through the afternoon and evening and

relative humidity levels dropping throughout the day. let's go live to the glass fire. unfortunately weather conditions are about to get worse for firefighters. >> reporter: this seems to be the calm before the storm for sure. we are in the napa valley keeping an eye on the fire that continues to burn out of control. there are two areas of concern. not north of the town of calistoga and to the south where we are live now. this is the scene behind axr winery napa valley. this is two miles north of the town of st. helena. a moment ago we saw firefighters wetting the vegetation. beyond this front line of plants here is a smouldering fire that's coming down the hill. a short time ago the flames were much taller but seemed to have died down now. every now and then you can hear a crackle of fire, embers

stumbling down. this is very much a concern as the firefighters try to keep the flames from creeping closer to the main structure. i was taking that about 1:00 a.m. this morning at 1326 tucker road. by the time firefighters got to the location flames were several stories tall and had consumed the rear of the home. we head to the north of town where overnight crews are trying to keep the fire from jumping highway 29 in a robert lewis stephenson state park. it looks like the winds are calm and fire is low at this location. multiple fire crews are keeping a watch full eye on it. this will likely be where cal fire directs resources later today. the fear is that it will cause spotting on the other side of the freeway and that's where we find douglas wright. he pulled hundreds of feet of hose connected to a swimming pool. he is prepared to defend his home of more than 30 years.

>> we don't know what's going to happen. this year has been really crazy as you well know and everybody knows. there are fires everywhere. >> last report the fire is nearing 59,000 acres, 5% containment. this red flag warning remains in effect until 6:00 p.m. tonight. we take a look at the roads. i want to give you an overview of the map to show you all the closures in effect due to the glass fire, parts of 29, 128, highway 12 still remain shut down because of this. 29 between deer park and napa county line, 29 at bradford road, west bound 128 at tubs lane. you will find the closures. we have a major trouble spot south bound 101, all lanes shut done from petaluma boulevard north to east washington due to a deadly accident. >> thank you. the national unemployment rate dropped to just below 8%

in september and president trump's positive covid-19 test is having a ripple effect on the markets this morning. diane king hall joins us now from new york with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that right there is the focus. wall street is on edge following news that president trump and first lady tested positive for covid-19. futures took a tumble. they're still under pressure. european markets are also lower. oil prices are also sliding on news of the president contracting covid-19. employers boosted hiring again in september. according to the labor department companies added 661,000 workers last month. the number was weaker than expected but the unemployment rate fell to 7.9% which was

better than expected. amazon pulling merchandise from the site promoting the proud boys. products began popping up with words "stand back" and "stand by" after president trump used the words when referring to the group. we hear there is a new survey that reveals how we really feel about shopping this thanksgiving. tell me about that. >> people are not too keen on it. 76% of consumers said retailers should be closed on the holiday. more than half cited desire to give employees a well deserved day off. companies get it. you are seeing more companies say they are going to be closed on thanksgiving. >> this year, yeah. it's a different year. i am sure a lot of people will be shopping online. retailers are closed. that means shoppers are staying home with their families as well. >> that's a good thing. >> we will see you again when the stock market opens up at

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supporters. during this week's debate president trump urged people to watch polling stations "very carefully." the regular star of voters told us that's not a problem. because elections are intended to be open and transparent. anyone who registers can go into the ballot processing areas. >> there are lines on the ground where they have to stay within a certain area from what they're doing. at the can't get close enough where they see signatures. >> robots help with ballot counting and observers can stand in the area and watch what's happening. >> election staff can call a hot line number or 911 if trouble develops. looking live at san francisco now where starting today a new outdoor voting center will be open. it will allow voters to cast ballots in person under a huge tent at civic center.

it's one of 588 locations around the city where you can cast your vote. for details on mail in voting, new polling procedures and voting centers, head to the vote smart section on kpix.com. 5:46. gianna is watching trouble spots out there right now. i am. they are in the north bay. if you plan on taking 101, expect delays especially on the portion south bound as you head through petaluma. that's where chp and investigators are working on a deadly crash. it was reported about 1:15 between a vehicle and a motorcycle. it ignited a small vegetation. there has been a lot of activity in the area. traffic is being diverted off the freeway. as we see more cars on the roads, we are starting to see more of a back up as you head through. stick with surface streets and

use alternates until they open lanes. last check they were starting to do traffic breaks hoping to get the vehicles offer the roadways. we'll let you know when the lanes open. south 101 remains closed through petaluma. closures are also in effect as you head in the napa county sonoma area. this is where the glass fire is burning 29 between deer park and napa county road. as far as 128 goes east bound the closures are beginning around petrified forest road, 128 west bound. those begin around tubs lane. there is a lot of activity in and around there. avoid the area if you can so crews can do their job. north 880 is still slow due to road work. this is an overnight closure. they should have things open within the next 10 to 15 minutes. the closures are around 29th. that's a look at your morning drive. we have another red flag

warning again today. mary. this is the last things firefighters neared as they try to get a handle on the glass fire. extreme fire weather conditions will continue today and that's why the red flag warning has been extended through 6:00 a.m. saturday for north bay mountains including the glass fire. a red flag warning for all of our bay area hills above 1,000 feet. we look to the rest of today and into tomorrow morning. looking at gusty conditions and low relative humidity values, dangerous fire weather conditions. watch as we head through the day. futurecast wind gusts, winds will be picking up as we go through the day especially as we look to the north bay mountains. with the northwesterly winds, really picking up as we look to this evening. relative humidity values will be dropping significantly as we head through the day, critical fire weather conditions.

fire crews will be up against temperatures in the 90s to triple digits for the glass fire. humidity down to 7% to 15% and gusts up to 30 miles per hour. watching the communities of calistoga, angwin, st. helena, glen ellen, ken wood through the day with the gusty conditions. a live look with our sales force tower camera as we look east, it's a smoky start with temperatures in the 50s and 60s this morning. we are looking at the unhealthy air quality. very unhealthy air for santa rosa, napa, unhealthy for san rafael, vallejo, red wood city, san jose, liver more, unhealthy for sensitive groups. closer to the glass fire, hazardous air quality. that's why the spare the air alert is still in effect with our unhealthy air and spare the air alert is extended now through next tuesday.

our smoke concentration forecast taking you through the day, we are going to continue with the smoky skies and unhealthy air quality. it could get a little bit better as we look to the weekend with the owe shore flow starting to kick in hopefully so. the strong ridge of high pressure is in place today. we have a heat advisory in effect once again today for most of the bay area and as we go to our weekend, we will start to see the cooling with the ocean breeze beginning to kick in. today, 95 santa clara and san jose, 94 for cooper tee know. 99 concord, triple digit heat pittsburgh, antioch, upper 90s for tri valley. 86 oakland and san leandro, mid 90s for santa rosa, 97 for

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so you don't wait for life. you live it. breaking news, right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, president trump and first lady melania test positive for coronavirus. just minutes ago, we got test results for vice president mike pence. >> i would still consider them at risk and would because of the close quarters and duration of time. >> with president trump testing positive, what does this mean for his team? a bay area doctor weighs in on

the risk. >> live in the north bay as crews battle to keep flames away from two napa county cities. the threat they're facing now. good morning it's friday, october 2. i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. we have a lot to get to. first the breaking overnight news from d.c., president trump and first lady melania trump testing positive for coronavirus. this is a live look at the white house where the couple is in quarantine. >> for the latest developments let's go to anne makovec at the live news desk. >> reporter: the president and first lady are said to be feeling well. we just got news that vice president mike pence and second lady both tested negative but we have been watching reaction from around the world including stock futures taking a dive on this news. a massive