district has been serving up lan flavors for years. >> it can be rewarding, but also, a lot of work. >> as we continue to celebrate hispanic organization, how one organization helps them keep thr doors open. >> reporter: building a businesn america is something many immigs dream of. elizabeth vasquez works every day to keep that drm alive as she runs her family business. >> my dad decided he wanted to n a restaurant, which was his in y mom's during. >> the restaurant is on 24th street in the mission district. >> customers come in. i try to treat everyone like family. >> reporter: her parents are from mexico. thy moved to the bay area in the lae area in the late 60s and have called the mission district home district home ever since. and is truly a family-run business. >> basically, it's myself, my h,

my dad, my brother, and my mom. >> reporter: with multiple generations shipping in to prepare the restaurant each day to welcome customers. but like y small businesses, trying to save save what is it always easy. ine pandemic, it was more difficult to keep the doors open. >> reporter: especially during covid, i saw that my father and my mother invest other savings in this place. i cannot -- i told my husband, i can't let everything go down in flames. ie to do something to make it workh had to get resourceful and applied for help to the califora restaurant foundation's resiliey funds. >> i didn't know a lot of information. i thought come up n a few things, but i didn't know exactly what i had to do. one of of their zoom trainings, all the the information was on there. >> >> reporter: that was at no cost cost to you? >> no. >> reporter: it led to a $3000

grant is for services funded by wells fargo. >> we are happy to see them thrg to see them thriving, being parf the mission neighborhood, whichs very lively, colorful neighborh. >> reporter: the opportunity making the big difference for this mom of two. she also spent the last few years learning how to use social media to grow her business and connect with the c. connect with the community. >> everyone showed us love. thanks to all or to all of our customers, our family, our committee, we are able to stay open and still be . >> >> [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: and to share signature dishes. what is your e what is your favorite dish on te menu? >> i tell my customers, it's to die for. >> reporter: filled with latin flavors and made by working tog. made by working together. >> john sasaki. >> reporter: as one family. gianna franco, kpix 5. >> 134 restaurants were selected selected to receive this grant m

restaurants care. that organization supports several rs organization supports several rs organization supports several rs organization supports several rs organization supports several rs organization supports several rs organization supports several rs organization supports several rs organization supports several r that represent family legacies and lifelong dreams are like the vasquez family. > >> some new hope for lower gas prices. governor newsom has ordd the air resources board to make an early switch to the winter bd of gas. the move is designed to increase supply, which could brg down those prices. according to aaa, the average price for regular unleaded gas in the stae is $6.29. san francisco is averaging $6.50. oakland, $6.37d . and $6.38 in san jose. the wir blend should help all of this. >> the refiners can make more gas with the winter blend advoce in the summer. because it is a y it is a supply problem, this is the quickest way to increase su. way to increase supply. >> governor newsom said the move move brought down prices by $0.25 in two weeks when it was t implemented in 2012. > >> it has been a brutal month on on wall street. stocks closing t

street. stocks closing out a loss of 9.3%. that is the worst monthly decline since march of 2020 and start of covid. with look at the numbers. the dow falling 500 points. the nest don nasdaq down. the s&p fell nearly 55 points. truck governor newsom signed a bill to extend paid sick leave for covid through the end of this year. the lot across companies with 26 26 or more employees to continue continue providing up to 80 hours of additional paid sick le due to covid. that also includes when employees take time to cae for infected family members. the the existing supplemental covidf existing supplemental covid relf existing supplemental covid relf existing supplemental covid relf existing supplemental covid relf existing supplemental covid relf existing supplemental covid relf existing supplemental covid relf existing supplemental covid relf existing supplemental covid relf existing was set to expire today. > >> a group of republican states now serving the biden administration over its fan to forgive student loan debt. thoss include arkansas, iowa, kansas,, nebraska, and south carolina. the lawsuit accuses the adminisn of overstepping its executive p. cbs's natalie brand reports from

from washington. >> reporter: this action by president biden will quite litey change and save lives. >> reporter: while democratic lawmakers and student groups cee and student groups celebrate president biden's plan to cancet debt and call for the department department of education to quicy implement it -- >> in reality, the president's actions violate the law and are beyond his authority. >> reporter: arkansas's attorne, reporter: arkansas's attorney g, reporter: arkansas's attorney g, reporter: arkansas's attorney g, reporter: arkansas's attorney g, reporter: arkansas's attorney g, reporter: arkansas's attorney g, reporter: arkansas's attorney g, reporter: arkansas's attorney g, reporter: arkansa and five other gop sitka marceline. they want to block the administration's plan to forgive up to $10,000 in student $10,000 in student debt for those earning less than $125,000 $125,000 and up to $20,000 for l grant recipients. >> the administration argues that a law passed by cons law passed by congress, the c.a. act, allows the white house to t white house to act in terms of l emergency. >> president biden is using thiw is using this law to justify this forgiveness program with cd being a national emergency. perhaps president biden has simy has simply forgotten that he ded that he declared the covid pandc

over. >> reporter: the student borrower protection center says the department of education is still working to release the application for borrowers in october. >> there are a lot of loss of fighting, but the administratios going forward. forest should get get ready to reply for this really. >> reporter: the department of education says borrowers with federal loans owned by private banks will not qualify for the new forgiveness unless they cone forgiveness unless they consolie forgiveness unless they consolie forgiveness unless they consolie forgiveness unless they consolie forgiveness unless they consolie forgiveness unless they consolie forgiveness unless they consolie forgiveness unless they consolie forgiveness unless they consolie their loans into the government's direct lending prom before thursday. natalie brand,s news, washington. >> mess really programmable cost cost about $400 billion over the the next three decades. that is according to the nonpartisan congressional budget office. > >> three schools on the king ese on the king estate campus in oakland will be closed again moy be closed again monday. that is following wednesday's shooting that wounded six people. police say they are looking for at least two suspects likely tied o gangs, and even of the shooting

was targeted, none of the six victims or that target. we know two of the six are adult studen. the others are school staffers. > >> san jose police are sharing a a new lead for the person responsible for a fatal hit and. a 38-year-old resident died after being hit by a car. it had . it happened. releasing this vehicle being described as a ble or green toyota tacoma. the photo was captured from nearby surveillance cameras. > >> take a look at this. big time instruction mishap in san francisco. that is a front loader that smashed into a house . this happened on san bruno avenue. the front of at home has has significant damage, as you n see, and a couple of cars were also crushed by all of this. nor quite yet how this happened, but but it's a messy clean up.comin

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it's a good thing, too. san francisco's hardly strictly blus is back for the first time sine 2019. >> [ music ] >> golden gate park buzzing. this year sign up includes a bld of folk, so, blues, and jazz. al weekend affair. > >> we got a look at the world's largest digital camera for astronomy built right here in the bay area at stanford's accelerator lab. it took seven . the lsst camera is the size of a a small car, weighs almost three almost three times. the largests ever built, about five feet across, it has more than 200 custom-made image sensors that e up the 3200 mega pencils six or. . that makes it's the highest resolution camera in the world.

>> i'm pretty confident we will discover things we don't expect and that my fellow scientists will use the images in ways that that i couldn't predict today. >> the camera will go to the rubin observatory, currently unr rubin observatory, currently unr rubin observatory, currently unr rubin observatory, currently unr rubin observatory, currently unr rubin observatory, currently unr rubin observatory, currently unr rubin observatory, currently unr rubin observatory, currently unr rubin observil tron comped t any other telescope, it can capture a much larger portion oe nighttime sky and it's a lot quicker every night. > >> coming up, angry birds making making a mess and wrestling thas in australia. why it is now getting the attention of scient. > >> speaking of ruffling feathers, we finally get closer on what the cameras caught jimmy jimmy garoppolo saying. closure, closure, sure, but the reaction. . the big story today. warriors! warriors! golden state having a morning matchup in japan. presen is underway. it looks pretty go. it looks pretty good.

>> in australia, angry birds, real birds, not the game -- >> i hate to left, but will you have to see this. residence are fed up with the cute, bright cockatoos. they keep throwing people's garbage around. >> some people put a heavy stone stone on the trash cans, only to to find that the birds are smart smart enough to somehow move it. >> scientists even did a study in all of this. [ laughter ] look at them go. they are not to to be denied. they found the cos watched and learned some people taking out the trash and then passed on that knowledge to ther birds. >> they have a certain capacityo problem solve. we know they are super curious and they like to explore. >> they are getting more intelligent. they are revolving. revolving. if you go back five,0 years ago, they are figuring stuff out. >> scientists are telling peoplo use a heavy latch on their cans

and to block the hens. one of them is going to figure that out. >> i bet if you had one of those those locked the code on it, they would figure it out. >> with a stethoscope listing fr the tumblers to click. >> what else you got? >> airborne raccoons. >> wow! >> the industrialist version ofe trash panda. > >> as we head into the weekend, it's going to be pretty nice. ts be pretty nice. temperatures were warm for him a part of the bay area. temperatures are goino back off because of the area ine upper levels responsible for today's warmth. it's going to shrink a little bit. we are going to regain our onshore influence. definitely an onshore definitely an onshore breeze that will return temperatures to to warmer levels as we head into into the weekend. it will trap pollution whether it is haze on the horizon. we have at around the central by early. the current air-quality is fine. at

its worst, the moderate category earlier today and really right around the central bay. it doest look like we are going to see any significant issues over thet several days. maybe a little bit bit of haze from time to time, but once again, the air-quality not going to get worse in the moderate category. here is the fog returning from the coast. fy cheryl fairly shallow layer. a w degrees above average in san francisco. always hot in in thet bay. livermore got up to 92 degrees. concord topped 90 degrs as well. temperatures will turno closer to normal as we head inte weekend. still 95 in fairfield. that is hot for the last day of september. temperatures in the 60s and 70s around the bay. 57 degrees with the marine layer dg things on the bay. not too far into the inland valleys of the t

bay. the north bay in santa clara valley, the fog is going to take his time dissipating, but it should be backing up towards the coast by noon. hi cloud cover is going to be drifting in from the north later later in the day. temperatures tonight into the mid and upper 50s. low 50s in the north bay belly, but typical supper the last night and first morning of october. high temperatures tomorrow fairly close to average. mid-60s along the coas. mid-60s along the coast. mid tor 70s around the peninsula. low td 80s in the santa clara valley. 82 degrees in san jose is 3 degs jose is 3 degrees above normal.o bidders in low to mid 80s for -- upper 60s in san francisco. england temperatures in the north bay maybe not as quite asm as other inland parts. i think the fog might be more stubborn, slowing down the warm up until you get away from the marine in. temperatures are going to be up to 90 degrees in ukiah for the

first half of the weekend. temps of the weekend. temperatures will be similar on sunday. maybe maybe a degree or two cooler. we we slowly but steadily warm up as we head for next week. you are not going to notice too much much of a difference monday or tuesday, but by wednesday, temperatures will be a few degrees above normal. by thursday and friday, 5 to 5 degrees above normal. widespreas above normal. widespread 80s for for inland parts of the bay area, some parts reaching into e low 90s for the into the first k of october. > >> it's time for a checkup what's headed 6:00. we switch over to juliette goodrich. > >> coming up new at 6:00, we are hearing from the rescuers wo rushed to say the driver who plunged off a cliff. the man survived the fall off of a histc off of a historic stretch of highway 1. we have a look at the the deadly past and what is being done to prevent more acci. to prevent more accidents. [ muc ] > >> love it. they are the pride of pittsburgh high. meet the mag

band vying to defend her title athlete week's battle of the ba. battle of the bands. the news at at 6:00 is coming up in 10 minu. up in 10 minutes. let's head over to charlie for a look at sports. > >> i have the story of the week. week. the nfl has had spike eight, deflected, and now liftg. amateur lip readers are trying to decipher what jimmy garoppolo jimmy garoppolo said. five days later in the consensus. is that jimmy garoppolo mouthed the, alr plays suck, man. defeated, it ia clear jeff to head coach kyle shanahan. you really think coach think coach and qb would confirm confirm those claims? of course. claims? of course not. >> i don't know the clip you arg about. i got my notes. i'm not a a good lip reader. i probably won't watch it. >> i can't read lips. i'm sure i i have said a lot worse things on the field. i'm glad they caught that is it something else. >> that clip is a joke. i can't

believe we are talking about it. it. i am pretty sure that's not what you said. > >> last night, dolphins quarterk last night, dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa was sacked. he had to be structured off the fid what but was later sent home from the hospital. he is in protocol. he returns to the game, leading many to question if the proper protocols were fod proper protocols were followed. today, head coach mike mcdaniele coach mike mcdaniel became very emotional when talking about last night's injury. >> i will never get comfortableh the player getting carted off te field, ever. it's -- something you never want to be part of. i'm just really glad that he's -- that i can hear normal tua is

voice. >> good news, d. > >> the graveyard shifters were gifted some basketball. warriors, wizards tipped off thn tipped off the preseason 3:00 a. pacific time. representing awayn tokyo. second quarter, steph cuy second quarter, steph curry, ses it up. james wiseman since it home. wiseman's first game withn state since april of 2021. 90 ss later, curry from the nba logo on the bang! his only basket of the game. warriors take a 2317 lead. third quarter, check out . quarter, check out wiseman. put that on a poster. he even signed the poster himself. what about? himself. what about wiseman? golden state winners. the two ts will play again in tokyo saturdy night at 10:00 p.m. pacific tim. 10:00 p.m. pacific time. > >> best time of the year when b, football, and a few more days ol

overlap. giants still have a chance. >> now we just have to pull down, put on the fire, make them them hot cocoa, watch sports. >> >> nothing wrong with a shake way. >> i had one. >> okay. we believe that there. > >> still ahead, helping kids imd by the

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>> elementary school students ae using music to process the mosquito fire. many were evacuated from their homes when that fire broke out. >> reporter madisen keavy on how the power of music is helping kids deal with the fe emergency. >> reporter: fear, anxiety, wory reporter: fear, anxiety, worry and all emotions felt by students at georgetown innovatin school when the mosquito fire broke out around them and in thr backyard. what better way to deal with little ones emotions that in a song? [ music ] >> mr. fireman [ music ] 4 it is tougo put big feelings into words. sometimes, it's easier to sing them. >> [ music ] mr. fireman. >> reporter: most of mrs. barber's first and second graders at georgetown school ofn georgetown school of innovation evacuated because of the mosquito fire. feelings of fear. feelings of fear followed. >> nervous. >> nervous. >> reporter: why did you feel n?

>> i was evacuated. >> i felt kind of nervous. >> i felt kind of sad and nervo. of sad and nervous. my mom was crying in the car. back the mosquito fire blues is an attempt to work through the feelings that come with a wild e with a wild fire. the original c . the original music and be cred and be created by a student's d. by a student's dad. >> it wasn't okay. >> reporter: the lyrics created by this classroof students. >> what do you want to say to the people that helped? we love? we love you? thank you for protecting your school? >> reporter: tk chang, idea man, reads out the thoughts and feelings shared shared by these kids that became became the mosquito fire blues. >> we just wanted to do something to help us process it as adults and for the children to process what was going on because it was really scary. i e never felt this kind of feeling.

kind of feeling before. > >> that's it for the news at 5:. the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts now. > >> a driver survives a plunge from one of the bay area's most treacherous clips. the rescue mn clips. the rescue mission on the the coast it often has a much different ending. > >> a man found alive after drivg off devil's slide. >> we get a call for more often than we should be. >> what is being done about theh of coastal highway? >> the governor makes a move that could bring soaring gas prices back down. >> plus the staggering damage from hurricane ian in the heart wrenching stories from survivor. wrenching stories from survivor. wrenching stories from survivor. wrenching stories from survivor. wrenching stories from survivor. wrenching stories from survivor. wrenching stories from survivor. wrenching stories from survivor. wrenching stories from survivor. wrenching stories from survivor. wrenching >> i literally watched my houser my house disappear right beforey eyes. >> the new threat as it makes ll again. > >> a high school marching band with a lot of heart. >> 25 students in this man with.

this man with instruments. a lot lot going on. >> reporter: make the champions hoping to defend their title int week is the battle of the bands. the bands. how they want their c to show the world a different side of their home town. >> i think that we show there so so much good is happening here n pittsburgh. > >> this is cbs news bay area wih news bay area with juliette goodrich. > >> take a look behind me. this is a nestorius stretch of highwy 1. it is living up to its reputation. the car went flying off devil's slide it is in just this morning. the driver survivd morning. the driver survived the the plants onto the beach below. beach below. several drivers have died after plunging off ths after plunging off this same sth of highway 1. it's just south oe tunnels. it's near the beach. sara donchey on how rescuers wee able to save a driver's life ths time. >> reporter: you can see, it's bea