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whoa. ♪ relieved first, is the first emotion, but very emotional. again, lost our house two years ago in the fire so we consider scared. >> a fast-moving wildfire rips through part of solano county bringing back tragic memories for those still trying to rebuild after the lightning fires of 2020. >> really what has taken us here is the high winds. >> crews fighting both fires and weather as ember blow on to homes in san jose this afternoon. oakland's mayor reaching out to residents for solutions to solve some of their toughest problems. details on how you can help and the deadline to have your voice heard. just one day after it was also schulhut down, seniors in nevada were able to go to the prom tonight. i'm brian hackney.

>> i'm jewel i didn't. the quail fire is burning in solano county. crews are making some progress knocking it down. the fire is about 45% contained. officials issued an evacuation order in the area around 6:00 this evening but it has since been lifted. here is a look where the fire started this afternoon near quail canyon road. da lin is there with the latest tonight. >> reporter: firefighters lifted the evacuation order saying the fire is no longer threatening nearby homes, but as you can see still a lot of hot spots burning on the hillside there. neighbors are still on edge. the sounds of helicopters and fixed-wing air tankers battling fast-moving flames meant chaos but also hope, hope for this couple of saving their home that's under construction. >> it has been an emotional day to say the least, yeah. >> reporter: kim and tim lost their home of 17 years from the

lnu fire in august of 2020. saturday's fire burned pretty close to their new home, set to complete at the end of this year. >> i smelled the fire before i saw it, and then i looked over. i could see it coming, the smoke coming right over that hill. >> i ran over to help before the firemen showed up. >> reporter: once firefighters arrived, tim used this bulldozen to cut a fire line around his family property. >> we got lucky and the wind was blowing in our favor? we were more than a little worried. thankful, very thankful it didn't get very fire. >> reporter: cal fire used multiple choppers to drop water on flames and air tankers to top retardant to stop the fire advancing to nearby homes. cal fire says it is one of the bigger fires they've seen this year. it started at 3:15 saturday afternoon. while firefighters are still investigating the cause, many neighbors say a new resident hired a crew to cut the dry grass on a property, and they say a weed whacker sparked the fire. >> it was careless.

it was careless. it was no reason for that. >> they didn't intend to do it, i know that, but it is hard. emotions are still right there. so, yeah, i am grateful and thankful i don't have any -- there can't be any room for anger in that sort of thing. >> reporter: a solano county sheriff's department source tells me one person was cited for using the weed whacker. that same person was arrested for an existing unrelated arrest warrant. as for kim and tim they're just relieved this home is safe. >> i'm very thankful for all of the men and women of the fire department. i'm thankful for neighbors who always jump in and help. >> reporter: cal fire says firefighters are staying overnight and sunday to monitor and contain this fine. just north of vacaville, i'm da lin, kpix5. san jose's fire department also had its hands full this afternoon. a brush fire that broke out near coyote creek not far from tours road intersecretaries.

it burned for about four hours and threatened some nearby homes. the firefighters were also fighting the winds. >> we are seasonally dry. we are at 82 degrees today. the relative humidity is pretty low, but the wiends are kicking us. we have a strong north wind throughout san jose and that's created fire problems for us. >> still no word on what caused that fire. and here is the aftermath of a fire in antioch. it is near southwood way. it scorched about five acres, and you can see the wood fence was taken down by the fire. crews say there were continuous hot spots in that area today. on to richmond now. authorities are investigating what caused this fire that broke out at the chevron refinery this afternoon. it started at around 2:30 in a warehouse in the northeast section of the refinery. and a couple of hours before that fire started nearby dozens of demonstrators rallied outside the chevron refinery in

richmond. they say the company is responsible for more global green house emissions than any investor-owned oil company in the world. >> by changing its operations it would have global impacts, and by leading the way towards a just transition chevron could actually be a leader and a hero to move us towards a healthy environment. but instead it attacks those who are actually fighting for climate justice. >> the global protest held every year prior to chevron's annual shareholders meeting. in response to the rally, chevron said, we support protesters' rights. chevron is focused on safe, reliable and ever-cleaner production of 60% of the bay area's jet fuel and 20% of its gasoline to keep the bay area moving and progressing. police are trying to identify a woman accused of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old boy at piedmont high school. they released these photos of a woman who is a person of interest in the case. officers say the teen boy was assaulted near the gym between 3:30 and 4:40 p.m. on thursday. if you recognize this person,

contact piedmont police. one person is dead and nine others are injured after a shooting at a party in southern california. it happened at a hookah lounge in san bernardino just after midnight. authorities say there was an altercation during the party. shots were fired inside the building, and then the brawl spilled out into the parking lot. it is still under investigation. police say as of now no suspects are in custody. >> sprawling homeless encampments, run away crime, the list of problems facing oakland goes on and on. well, the city is now giving residents a chance to come up with solutions. devin fehely chat down with oakland mayor libby schaaf. >> consider the challenges facing the city of oakland, crime, homelessness, illegal dumbing, problems that seem intractable, pick your adjective. the city is giving citizens the chance to tackle these issues and succeed perhaps where others failed.

>> the idea is people have the best ideas. government cannot do it alone. so we are inviting our residents to weigh in on their ideas on how to fix some of oakland's most vexing problems. >> reporter: it is called oakland city challenge. it is the intersection of civic engagement, innovation and, let's be honest, desperation. oakland had the highest number of murders in a deck iade, 134 lives lost. with the police department with fewer than 700 sworn officers is under funded and over matched. >> i could understand people saying, wait a second, didn't i vote for you to be the problem solver in chief? >> good leaders not only come up with their own ideas, they get other people's good ideas and implement them. that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: city challenge, however, is not just an abstract exercise. the top six proposals will get funding and help from city staff to turn their idea into reality.

it is a chance to get off the sidelines, to do more than just gripe about problems and to actually come up with potential solutions. >> the city of oakland is always in a moment of challenge. certainly police staffing has been a big issue, and i, for one, have been so dissatisfied with 911 response. people should have a response when they call. >> reporter: devin fehely, kpix it is 5. new at 11:00, after a dire request for help yesterday the community stepped up to secure the transportation to make novato high school senior prom happen to knife. >> i love this story. with few drivers available, seniors were scrambling. kpix 5 tells us how the community pulled off this special nice. >> seriously, be safe. we are coming back for you guys later. >> reporter: sierra kim is one of several family members or parents who stepped in to get novato high school students to

their senior prom at lake chalet in oakland nearly 40 miles away. how did you pitch in today to save the day? >> so we have a large group of girls and we didn't have any other way to get them here. i have a large car so i just donated my time. for my sister, you know, it is her senior year. i wanted to be a part of it. >> reporter: friday afternoon the school notified families seven prepaid buses booked months in advance were not all available and there was a driver shortage. some students decided to drive themselves or carpool. >> her tire actually popped earlier today, so we kind of had to go plan b again with me driving, but, yeah, it all worked out. >> reporter: others, including this group of friends, were able to hire drivers or book limos. >> it was really hectic. we were all stressing like the day before prom when we signed up months before. like it was -- it was crazy. >> and we were like calling everyone and anyone and we were so, so, so lucky to be able to find two black suvs we could take here safely and not have to

worry about our transportation. >> reporter: the novato unified school district said it received a flood of calls from local businesses or community members volunteering to help. a charter bus company provided one bus, and the original company was able to reassess and provide two buses. >> i really am thankful because at the last minute we got two other school busses, which provided us with 40 more people to ride can. i just think it is safer for everybody. >> it is good that there's like the flexibility in our school when a problem arises, you know, they're willing to put themselves out there and communicate with us. even if it was last minute, you know, things change, things happen. i have looked forward to this moment since i was a freshman. >> reporter: however they got here, it was all smiles outside the venue tonight as students lined up to get inside. in oakland, betty yu, kpix 5? it brings back memories, doesn't it? >> it does. >> a long time ago. still ahead streaming on

"cbs news bay area," time to check your cupboards. we have a major recall to tell you about. and the headline in tonight's first alert forecast is not the rest of the weekend which will be just like today. it is the big warm-up for the first part of next week. temperature's

♪ the fda is investigating a multi-state salmonella outbreak they believe is likely linked to some jif peanut butter products. we have the recalled lot numbers there. they're on your screen. a total of 14 people in 12 states have reported illness because of the outbreak. two have actually been hospitalized because peanut butter can have up to a two-year self life consumers are urged to check the pantries. we have been dealing with hot and dry weather but it is the opposite in other parts of the country because of a huge cold front that yesterday

stretched from bangor, maine, to houston and produced tornados in michigan. the governor declared a state of emergency after the powerful tornado just ripped through the town of gaylord. it killed two people, 44 were injured. the twister had winds topping 150 miles per hour. and, again, the same system, a spring snowfall blanketing parts of the state including denver -- well, part of the state of colorado, not michigan. heavy know buried cars, trees and roadways and cut powers to tens of thousands of residents. >> you know what is amazing? my dad lives in denver and the day before he said it was 91 degrees. >> that's denver for you. >> we live in the bay area so we're not used to that. to our bay area temps, take it away. welcome back. >> thank you very much. it is nice to be back. considering it is may, we haven't had a lot of gray. that part of may's reputation hasn't really shown up a whole lot. we may see a little bit of the gray show up tomorrow, and i'm

talking about the marine layer, the stratus clouds, the fog ththat gets pulled in this time of the year. if you look from the top of the salesforce tower you see a little bit hugging the coast. that will pull in a little more tomorrow morning. this will not be a gray-out, but we will see low clouds to start sunday morning and futurecast can depict them a little bit there. maybe a little more building in. but whatever comes on shore it is gone by late morning and tomorrow is nothing but blue sky all over again and daytime highs almost identical to what we did on today. low to mid 50s out there. we range from low 50s to low 60s pretty much bay area-wide. we go to the low 50s for morning lows and warm up on the daytime highs to exactly where we were today. saturday and sunday, no difference. however it was today, you are making your plans for tomorrow, plan on tomorrow being exactly like that. things get different early next week and here's i think a real helpful way to visualize the change coming our way.

the map shows you the color codes for temperatures that are either above average, yellow and orange, or below orange. that's all of that cold air we were just talking about moving through the rockies. here at home, watch what happens over the next couple of days. the shades start to really go into the deep reds and oranges. it is showing us about 15 degrees above average. by the time we get to tuesday, and i mean this is not going to be an equal opportunity warm-up if you are near the cost. it is actually going to stay fairly chilly under a scenario like this. just use the city. we will be above average over here, and we will be actually a cool below average near the coast. i digress. what would average even be for this time of year? for inland valleys, 79. look where we will be by tuesday, 96. that's one example of this. it does not play out the same way bay area-wide as we just saw though. instead of going to the extreme at the coast, let's just come back into the heart of the bay and along the east bay shoreline

and use oakland. watch the average go down. it is only 68 this time of year anyway in oakland. when you warm up and you are 15 degrees or so above average, that only puts you at 84. that's where we will be for kind of -- that's kind of the representative spot for our east bay communities. but let's get everyone on here. san jose, 91. that's where you will top out on tuesday. notice what happens by the end of the week. we are going to cool back down to average just in time for next weekend, which is a three-day weekend. so we'll get a nice cooldown after dealing with temperatures on tuesday that will be within three degrees of 100 for those inland valleys in the north bay. quite the spread in temperatures coming your way. that's the focus on tonight's first alert forecast. clueing you in early to the fact that tuesday is going to stand out, tuesday and wednesday will be quite hot. that's what we wanted to draw your attention to the most. that's where the forecast stands for now, guys. back to you.

we have a being paed sports show on this saturday night. scary sight for oaklrest arm ta comebacker to the hand in the western conference finals has moved to the lone star state. we head to dallas for a report on the warriors' newest offensive weapon. that's next. for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money.

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taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. ♪ welcome in to some late night saturday sports. they say a team in the playoffs isn't in trouble until they lose that first game at home. so the mavericks have a little life, but one more win from the warriors can put dallas at a 3-0

hole that no nba team has ever come back from. one more win. vern glenn has our report. >> dallas, texas, means a lot of things to a lot of people but it certainly means everything for fans of the dallas mavericks who must win right here on sunday. now, the warriors, they have a lot to do with it. they're trying to flip this script, up 2-0 and the chance to go 3-0 in this one, and they're getting help from all kinds of folks on that roster. how about the game two star, looney. >> i don't know where we would be without him. >> reporter: he was so good without him, the crowd at chase center broke out the mvp champ. >> it was nerve-racking. i hadn't shot a free throw in three weeks in the game and i'm trying to focus on making the free throw but it was cool. >> reporter: be able to see the team going into the fourth quarter. >> he's like the vets and the young guys. >> reporter: jordan poole is one of the young guys and his bond with looney goes way back.

they grew up ten miles apart in milwaukee. >> the little kid in me is so excited. i grew up watching moon. i love playing with loon. i played against him when i was young and i would rather be on his team. >> reporter: looney played in all 82 regular season games, to step in and be a huge contributor just like he was on friday. in dallas, vern glenn, kpix 5. to baseball. this is multi-tasking. smoking a heater while he heats up his arm. marlboro reds for the giants' offense. wilmer flores down, 2-0. cue up the "friends" theme song, solo shot cuts the lead in half, fourth of the year. ninth inning, the other rodgers on the mound. that was a bender in there to ring up luis gonzalez. give rogers the save. padres win, 2-1. they're going for the sweep tomorrow afternoon. frankie montas on the mound

for the as. they were in anaheim facing the angels. second inning, watch this. a comebacker. he takes it off his pitching hand. would make the play but would leave the game in pain. x-rays negative. the manager said he would be listed as day to day. seven inning now. as down 3-0. jacob lamoyne on the hill. that's a two-run shot for velasquez into the bullpen. the final score was 5-3. a lot to get to in our pga championship coverage next including a bay area native near the top of the board, and tiger woods, his brutal round today and why it won't get any better tomorrow. that's all coming up next.

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i joined the district attorney's office to pursue justice for everyone. but like so many of my colleagues, i resigned in protest because chesa boudin interfered in every single case and failed to do his job. the office is absolutely in disarray right now. chesa dissolved my unit prosecuting car break-ins. now criminals flock to san francisco because there are no consequences. we can't wait. recall chesa boudin now. ♪ welcome back. shouts bay area native will zalatoris. he started the weekend at the pga championship all alone at top of the leaderboard. tiger woods was at the very

bottom. when drew from his first major ever after shooting a 79 today. he cited right foot pain as the reasoning. there's the belmont native, will zalatoris. had the lead but it didn't last long. the wild tee shot on 7 one of four bogeys on front nine. he finished with 73, three shots back. pereira saw his own lead disappear briefly, responded with three birdies over the final six holes. shot a 69 to get 9 under, 18 holes away from his first major title. game three. heat and celtics. jimmy butler would leave the game due to injury but it was after he led miami to a huge lead. butler finding bam adebayo, waits and the patience pays off. slams it home. heat led by 25 at one point in first half. boston cut the lead to one. now a four-point game. shot clock winding down. alysha del valle chucks it up and alysha del valle sinks it. 31 points, ten rebounds. he is very good.

height win. as for jimmy butler, his knee injury not considered serious. he could be back for game four. to the 147th running of the preakness steaks. derby winner did not participate. out of the state the number five horse, early voting off to a great start. he never looked back. 7-to-2 odds for early voting. he is your preakness winning. favorite epi center was a close second. to softball. stanford in their homemade hats facing alabama in the regionals. cardinal starting struck out. she pitched a complete game two-hit shutout. how about the cardinal upsetting the crimson tide, 6-0. stanford is one win away from advancing to the super regionals. that's a look at sports tonight. dallas and golden state, the series tips off tomorrow. not series but the series in dallas. you know, it is a series of its

own when it switches to the other sides. >> and vern is there to cover it. >> yes, he is. >> that's right. thank you. coming up get your motors running and get ready to drive back in time to

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