normal scenario. all over the country pharmacy workers are walking off the job this week, why they say companies are piling on the work and putting patients at risk. and a beautiful stretch of land in santa clara county is now up for sale. it just so happens to be one of the oldest nudist resorts in the country. >> we're talking about the los gatos hills clothing optional resort. >> it's been part of the community for decades and the owner says she hopes whoever buys the property won't strip it of its history. >> a fully clothed da lin gives us a tour. >> reporter: lloyd first came to this nudist resort more than four decades ago when she was 19 and a student at uc santa cruz. now she's owner and operator of lupin lodge. >> it's so incredibly beautiful here. the nature is spectacular and also the community is very, very special. >> reporter: it's also the place where she met her

husband, glenn. he passed in 2015. she's been working ever since to preserve one of the oldest nude resorts in the country. >> this was originally a winery that was closed down during prohibition and in 1935 the naturists founded it. >> reporter: the resort hosted a number of national nudist conferences and even a kpix people are talking episode in the '80s on the topic of what else, nudity. >> welcome to a very unusual edition of "people are talking." >> reporter: the historic resort is now up for sale. it breaks her heart, but 61-year-old lori kay said her health is failing. >> it's the oldest business in the los gatos chamber of commerce and it's also the oldest nudist facility west of the mississippi and i'm the one that's saying okay, it's time for me to pass the baton. hopefully there is other naturists to pass it to. it was a very hard decision, but i need to take care of myself, my

health and my family. >> reporter: what will it become, housing, office space or stay the same? lori kay says she won't place restrictions on the buyer. resort guests worry a developer will bulldoze the place. >> it's an important place to keep and keep going, but again, we don't get to choose necessarily. it's kind of a luck of the draw. >> reporter: supporters and staff say lupin is more than a resort. it's a tight knit community where people can let go of body shame, explore and express who they are. >> we are a clothing optional place, meaning pretty much everywhere here you can choose to wear clothes or choose not to wear clothes and for people that's very freeing. there's no judgment. >> most people think it's a bunch of hippies or it's all about sex. no. we're family friendly and over 35% of our membership have professional degrees. >> reporter: from the air you get a sense of the sprawling

complex, 112 acres. the resort centers around 12 acres of land with a restaurant, tennis court, volleyball court, hot tub, sauna and pool. there are dozens of full-time residents aside from short-term stays. guests can stay in rvs, can ins or yurts. >> this is one of our small yurts. it's 16 feet in diameter and we have yurts as large as 30. >> reporter: lori kay says while she's open-minded, she would like the resort's future to retain some of its history. >> really sad about leaving, but i have to put my health and my family first. >> lori kay says for now there's no timeline for the sale since she just recently hired a broker. now to palo alto where there was a groundbreaking for the city's first of its kind interim housing shelter. it's called homekey palo alto located on san antonio road near the palo alto baylands. the new housing will have 88 rooms and also have on-site

support services like counseling and vocational training. the aim for homekey palo alto is to help unhoused residents transition into more stable housing. >> our community supports creating a place to bring everyone indoors and we support making sure once these places like this are available, everyone should come indoors. >> the shelter is expected to serve more than 200 people each year. some pharmacy staff at major drugstores are staging three-day walkouts. this comes after less than two months after previous walk-outs for some pharmacies across the u.s. to briefly shut down. employees at chains like walgreens and cvs are demanding more staff, mandatory training hours and better working conditions and say staffing shortages can lead to critical mistakes like safely refilling prescriptions. >> because there's a lack of technician support, pharmacists really have to only take a few seconds on every prescription.

they're not able to counsel appropriately to catch mistakes and that's how you introduce medication errors. >> walkout organizers say the companies are asking pharmacists to become salespeople as well as take care of vaccine needs at the register. major chains say they are addressing the concerns and are committed to providing a healthy workplace environment. starting tomorrow, face masks will be required in hospitals and skilled nursing facilities in five bay area counties. the mandates are in alameda, contra costa, marin, sonoma and san mateo counties. the cdc says all of california is in low risk tier for covid. county health officials say these mandates are a precaution to protect patients from flu, covid and rsv. they are in place through flu season. large numbers of sick sea lions are showing up along california's northern coasts. this is in eureka in humboldt county, but the marine mammal center says sick sea lions have

also been found around the bay area. scientists say a bacterial infection is impacting their kidneys. there says typically an outbreak every two to four years, but on the north coast they say it's the worst outbreak in a decade and they warn it's transmissible to people and pets. >> you don't even have to come in contact with the animal to catch leptospirosis. they shed the leptospira in their urine. so if they have urinated on a patch of damp sand and have moved 50 feet up the beach, but your dog walks through that and licks his paws, he can end up with leptospirosis. >> they recommend if you see a sick animal on the beach, to call the experts. unfortunately we do see a lot of sick pets around halloween and it could be a challenge in other ways as well. reporter dina kupfer has some tips for tonight. >> reporter: it's the spooky reality behind spooky season's

biggest night. >> the dog bite wounds will go up and car injuries and things of that nature tend to go up around halloween. >> reporter: dr. ricky walther sees these injury all too often. >> keep your pets behind a gate when trick-or-treaters come is very important. >> because your dog is trained in a normal scenario and halloween is not a normal scenario. >> reporter: celebrity dog trainer joel silverman says even if you have the most well-behaved pooch, nights like halloween can bring about new fear and anxiety in our four-legged friends. >> somebody bangs on that door, looks weird. your dog is going to protect people. >> reporter: if you know your dog doesn't do well with loud noises like the doorbell or constant flow of trick-or-treaters in costume, you can kennel your canine in a room with a tv or radio on or consider taking your dog out of the home for the night and while dog treats can be a great way to motivate your pet, human

treats can be very dangerous, especially chocolate. >> the higher the actual like chocolate content is, the dark chocolate and extra dark chocolate is going to be more problematic for pets. >> reporter: chocolate can be toxic and even life threatening to dogs because of a chemical called theobromine which they cannot metabolize. >> it's very weight dependent. >> reporter: if you think your furry friend has consumed chocolate or a candy wrapper, the animal poison control center is a great resource day or night. still ahead, new details emerging on another missed warning sign ahead of last week's mass shooting in maine as we hear from a survivor of the deadly rampage. >> i turned back and i see him, the gun's at me, he fires twice. one hit me. bad news for california homeowners, why more insurance

companies say they'll no longer do business in this state. b.a.r.t. is a train wreck. there's a guy smoking crack on my car. >> reporter: when's the last you rode b.a.r.t.? >> about a year and a half ago. >> people no longer think of b.a.r.t. as safe. >> it's lost about 60% of its average daily riders. >> reporter: from the ideal ride to a public transit system in financial peril, how did b.a.r.t. go off the tracks and what will it take to woo

we're learning more about the gunman who killed 18 people and injured 13 others in lewiston, maine. new documents reveal the local sheriff's office was asked to check on him just weeks before the attacks. investigators say this

was after a fellow national guardsman expressed concerns over his mental health. at the time the gunman was still a u.s. army reservist and had reportedly refused to get help. documents also revealed back in may the gunman's family also alerted deputies about the shooter's deteriorating mental health while he had access to guns. one survivor is speaking out after last week's he deadly shooting. alan nickerson jr. says he is recovering physically but will take longer to recover emotionally. he opened up sharing the moment he was shot and making sure his friends were alive after the shooter went on a rampage. >> i'm hollering for joe because now i can hear people's voices. okay. richard's alive. i hear another voice. larry's alive and i yell. joe don't answer. when i didn't hear his name yelling back at me, i knew

then. >> nickerson jr. said his friendship with walker brought out the best in each of them. he describes his friend as passionate and social. walker had taken him skydiving for his birthday. well, a massive wildfire killed 99 people in maui this summer. for the first time we are seeing this frantic rush to get people out of the fire's path. >> you got to go! >> wow, that is police body camera video that shows officers racing to evacuate people in the town of lahaina. this happened in august. at one point they used a garden hose to try to slow the flames to get people more time to leave. they found 15 people huddled inside a coffee and tea store. you can hear officers coughing as they struggle to breathe in that smoke. many survivors say they were not warned about that fire. thousands of people remain evacuated because of a wildfire burning in riverside county.

the highland fire scorched more than 2,200 acres between san diego and palm springs. the strong santa ana winds are spreading the flames. more than 300 firefighters with air tankers and helicopters are battling the fire. they have zero containment. californians will soon have four fewer options for home insurance. the small insurancers are all owned by the same parent company which cited a change in business strategy for their decision. according to "the chronicle," kemper corporation says it's moving away from insuring hope owners to focus on other areas like life insurance. in recent months several major insurance companies announced they would stop covering california homeowners due to the wildfire risk and sky high housing prices. still ahead, a big day for a hollywood icon, the celebration today for the world famous hollywood sign. straight ahead in sports, a hyperdermic needle of energy

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paul, in about 15 minutes it's going to be wheels up. i got to meet up with a bulbasar and a pumpkin. he's an evil pumpkin man. >> okay. >> he's a spirit. >> yeah. there you go. >> he's a pumpkin spirit. >> what was the first one

again? >> bulbasar from pokemon. >> that's why that one missed me. >> trust me, up until about a year ago i didn't know either. >> she's now an expert. >> you're not out there trying to collect them all? >> no. that might be surprising to you. no. i had to ask ryan about it. >> why does ryan know? >> he knows everything. >> i have more questions now than when we started this. let's look at the trick-or-treat forecast over the next several hours. the older kids want to wait for the sun to go down before they head out and the weather looks down, steadily cooling off. by 9:00 or so as they're hopefully making their way back, temperatures down to the mid- to upper 50s across the bay area. one more warm day in this current pattern. temperatures wouldn't drop off a cliff after tomorrow, but the warm spell continues as we begin november and the storm system that's way off the coast will get closer. it was warm today as we look towards the setting sun from

salesforce tower, temperatures topping out in the 70s, even half moon bay up to 74 degrees, 78 in santa rosa. later tonight well after the trick-or-treaters are back inside temperatures drop to the 40s as we begin the day wednesday and then another nice warm-up. by wednesday afternoon, generally speaking about 4 to 8 degrees above average, up to around 80 degrees in santa rosa. you fell a little bit shy of that today, hit the mid-70s, though. temperatures hit mid- to upper 70s inland in the east bay, upper 70s fremont and redwood city, upper 60s along the coast and half moon bay. some of the warmer spots will approach, maybe exceed 80 degrees, mostly upper 70s for the inland locations in the north bay. let's look at what's in store for us farther down the line, increasing rain chances heading into the weekend. have two long range forecast models side by side,

the american and european model, and they're in a little better agreement but still are having trouble on when the best chance of rain heads our way. the best chance stays to our north thursday and likely avoiding us friday and then the differences start to appear. the american forecast model is much more optimistic in terms of bringing widespread rain friday night into saturday. the european model is not entirely dry, but more hit or miss. we will see showers take a bit of a break sunday afternoon. we can't guarantee it's going to be dry on sunday. be flexible with any outdoor plans. more differences, the american model tries to bring more shower activity monday. it depends how far south that system wants to go. it will determine how wet our weather will be. dry we look at more than two forecast models. we write what we call ensembles with those two

forecast models run dozens of times with slightly different conditions and take the average. what we're looking at in general is around a 1/4 inch of rain for most locations, better chances in the north bay. let's look at the seven-day forecast which does include a cooldown, most noticeable over the weekend into early next week. we're only talking about temperatures maybe a couple degrees below average even with the good rain chances friday night into saturday and more intermittent scattered activity the second half of the weekend sunday. that's the case across the bay area. the farther north you go, the more widespread the rain will be, the heavier the rainfall rates will be, add up a bit more, but everybody has a decent chance for the first weekend in november. i wouldn't cancel anything outdoors just yet. have an indoor alternative in mind for anything you have outdoors in the works. >> thanks, paul. time for a check of what's ahead at 6:00, we switch over

to juliette goodrich. >> coming up at 6:00, it's another costly blow for a family-owned business in oakland. thieves rammed the gas station's garage the second time in a week and the owners are asking what is it going to take to get city leaders to pay attention? plus, it's the end of the road for a controversial experiment on the richmond-san rafael bridge, the push for a compromise that works for both cyclists and cars. let's head to vern and a look at sports. >> we've got the 49ers up top and so much for a quiet week off. san francisco made a deal before tuesday's trade deadline to acquire commanders pass rusher chase young, the rookie of the year in 2020. he's already the team leader in sacks with five. he'll line up on the opposite side of nick bosa, his college teammate at ohio state. the 49ers pass rush can use a jolt. they're currently 18th in sacks. young's new teammates are enjoying their bye week and who

knows? maybe some of them will do a little trick-or-treating tonight in their favorite costumes. >> best halloween costume, i think i was a dinosaur one year when i was little. that's probably the only thing i can remember. >> when i was a kid, my favorite costume was either batman or the grim reaper. i really enjoyed those. recently i got to do a full body master chief costume from halo. last year me and my wife went as spider-man and the spider verse. she was spider gwyn. >> me and my buddy went as harry and lloyd one time from "dumb and dumber." that's probably my favorite one. >> reporter: you'll need to produce receipts with that. >> i'm blonde, so i was harry. >> i told vern i'd take it from here because the bulk of my work happens later tonight. i've got time to tell you that the warriors have a superhero

of their own. steph curry delivered another super performance monday night in new orleans. he dropped 42 points in 30 minutes. it's the second 40 point game of the season already. the warriors have won all three all on the road. i'm not sure about giannis antetokounmpo's costume, but i respect the man he's honoring, even if he's a marvel guy. he did his press conference as the hulk. he went all 13 minutes dressed like that. now for citizens watching, i want you to be safe out there. a lot of kids will be out there trick-or-treating. so if you need me, send the bat signal. i'll be watching. especially you, ryan yamamoto. >> he knows you're up to no good. >> little joker here. >> i'd like to see you and

batman battle it out, pow. >> oh, no. dark knight would take me out. >> thank you, batman. >> batman, thank you, sir. >> be safe. still ahead here at 5:00, a major milestone for the world famous hollywood si

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one of l.a.'s most photographed sites recognized all around the world celebrating its 100th birthday. the hollywood sign located on mount lee in los angeles has been featured in hundreds of movies and television shows and is a constant tribute to california's entertainment industry. >> today the l.a. city council proclaimed october 31st as the hollywood sign day and recognized the sign's milestone with a special proclamation. >> it is a feat to turn 100, no matter who or what you are. the hollywood sign, however, has achieved that rare fame which comes from being synonymous with an entire industry, an entire city, and a way of life. >> city officials estimate the hollywood sign brings in about

$35 million in tourism dollars to the area annually. >> it is an icon. that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> thanks so much. we're talking about two costly break-ins in just one week. a family-owned oakland business is asking what is it going to take to get city leaders to start paying attention? >> are we supposed to just keep getting robbed and replacing our thousand dollar windows? >> tired of being a target, the owners of this gas station say they tried everything and keep getting hit. >> we're not supported by the city or the government. it's official. president biden will meet china's president face to face in the bay area, what we've learned about the high stakes diplomatic sitdown. searching for a compromise between bikes and cars on the richmond-san rafael bridge. >> i hate when it's bumper to bumper and they're riding behind you jamming it up.

>> if you don't do this, the future is pretty grim. plus his smile and costume will melt your heart, the halloween adventure for a brave 4-year-old with a rare disease and his family's tireless fight to find a cure. >> part of this disease is that it progresses and we're kind of in a race against time. this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. when you talk about frustration over crime in oakland, all you have to do is look at this video, what's happening to one family-owned gas station over and over again. surveillance video shows robbers ramming into their garage, stealing what they can and what makes this even worse, this just happened a week earlier. the owners are pleading for some attention in a city that's seen overall crime jump 24% from this time last year. while homicides are slightly down, robberies are up 36%, burglaries up