game days here. 49ers versus the packers for the trip to the super bowl on the line. fans of both teams getting ready for a showdown in the phi stadium. women are taking to the streets to defend their rights. the annual march as strong political messages this year especially in a presidential election year. several airports are now screening passengers from china for a serious virus that has sickened dozens. it's just about 6 am on sunday, january 19. good morning. billy turner has the day off. we are less than 10 hours away from kickoff of the nfc championship game at levi

stadium. the 49ers will square off against the green bay packers. a trip to the super bowl is at ake. the packersard afternoon at the park hotel. they got there by bus from the airport in san jose. no fans were on hand to greet them. but we found plenty of packer fans at pep rally last night. >> it is a sea of green here inside the patio in palo alto. they are ready for tomorrow's big game. and tonight they got a big burst from the team. it is the night before the big game. with a trip to the super bowl on the line. >> we are going to win for sure. >> the 49ers have home-field advantage as well. >> that doesn't mean anything. we've been in the playoffs so many times we are use to it. their team has been there plenty of times too but it's been a while. >> james lofton, jordy nelson and lynn dickey met with fans

and shared their thoughts on tomorrow's game. >> i started watching the team in august. and i think they've made great strides. and there this close. >> president and ceo of the packers mark murphy also hyped up the crowd. >> we are going to to play very well. we played awful first time we're out here. but i think we are ready. i think in conference championship games and play of games generally you have to be able to kind of withstand the first surge. >> back in november they took a 37-8 eating from the 49ers. >> how confident are you going into tomorrow's game? >> i was at the game in november. it is now our time for redemption. >> it was rough. but i well. is the playoffs. >> i know the green bay fans are such big fans that they will travel tral ywhere the energy is over the top. >> the faithful were outnumbered tonight. >> packers will bring their

energy. >> let's take a hard today. i feel kind of like maybe i should take it off. but i'm all about the 49ers. >> someone has to represent. so i'm here. >> in palo alto, kpix five. >> i'm so happy that the only weather elements that i have to talk about for this game is clouds. and most was probably won't even notice that because the game will be so good you won't even take a look up. but we will hit 61 degrees by the time the kickoff happens at 3:40 pm. but it's just clouds. we don't even had to do with wind. and don't worry about the rain either. however there's not much out there right now. if you take a look at 6:00 there are no clouds over the bay area. going to advance this until we get right around tailgating time. that gives us to 11:00 and noon. noon is when tailgating truly begins. in the clouds just overtake the south bay. that takes us right to 3:30 pm

when the game is going to start. is not only santa clara. the whole bay area is going to notice the clouds crease it's not to rain tomor s.kingday either. but it will on tuesday. i will talk about that in the complete quark forecast in a few minutes. caltrans is running extra express trains to mountain view were riders can jump on a light rail to the stadium. there also running bus service from the spring station. now if you drive your encourage to carpool and by a parking pass at a time. the lot opens at 11:40 am for tailgating. after the game, we will stream special live postgame coverage starting at 7 pm. you can find a kpix.com and other digital platforms. in other news, tens of thousands to the streets across the country for the annual women's march. we saw a number of marches across the bay area and oakland protesters gathered in the

franklin plaza. in san francisco they gathered at the san francisco plaza. together we rise was the theme of san francisco's women march. event was initially launched in 2017. it was a direct response the election of president trump. and with this being an election year, politics was once again on the top of people's minds. >> we are a squad of women who have been to all of the women marches. we really want to inspire the next generation to vote. we want to make sure that they do understand the importance of getting registered and getting out there. and having the voice. >> this is our children's country. and for the kids that are 18 to 35, this is your moment. >> this year's event marks a major milestone for women's rights. 2020 is the 100th anniversary of the women's right to vote here in the u.s. thousands also attended a women's march and downtown san jose as well as this one in downtown los angeles. the largest in california.

they advocated for a number of causes including reproductive rights, immigration reform and environmental justice. the crowd got together at pershing square and the marched to city hall for a program that featured prominent women from the entertainment industry. >> our time has finally come for voices to be heard. women are having an awakening. woman are still sleeping. >> all of us we are your family. where your friends. we are your coworkers and neighbors and most importantly, we wo >>la mayor elik eric garcetti said the first women's march was the largest margin the

city's history and while this one didn't come close, the message was still just a strong. the impeachment trial u.s. senate is just a few days away. the new legal team and impeachment managers are previewing their cases. nikole killion is traveling with the president in florida. >> president trump spent part of the day is golf club all the legal teams to minute the formal answer to the articles of impeachment calling them a dangerous attempt on the right of the american people to freely choose the president. and constitutionally invalid. >> impeaching a president is one of the most monuments is things that you can do in our country. >> former attorney general pam bondi is one of several lawyers on the new roster along with other big names like former independent prosecutor ken starr and constitutional expert alan dershowitz who says that his role will be limited. >> i'm only appearing on behalf of the constitution. making the arguments against impeachment based on the constitution. >> a source working on the team

confirmed that they will not be everyday participants in the trial. with each member having a specific lane. the white house plans a three prong defense strategy arguing the impeachment articles allege no violation of law. the senate trial is a product of a flawed process in the case collapses on the facts. >> there and trying to impeach him. and you believe that? >> house impeachment managers filed it trial brief establishing that he is guilty of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. asserting that it is the worst nightmare following a document by democrats with more evidence from an associate of rudy giuliani. >> with all of that in consideration i think it is vital for the senate to hear witnesses. >> with the trial set to start, their balancing campaign duty and they try to make their time the most this weekend. >> this is hiram my life and how running this campaign to the very end. we are just going to have to

double down and work harder. >> while all senators will be present for the trial, the president may not. he is expected to travel abroad next week for an economic forum. nikole killion, cbs news west palm beach. this is a live shot at services: international airport were federal health officials on high alert. the cdc screening passengers arriving from china. they are screening for potentially deadly virus. they're looking for those that may be running a fever or coughing. 62 cases have been confirmed so far. most of them in china. the flulike virus is being blamed for two deaths. in this morning, did confirm new cases of the virus. authorities believe that it originated in a large seafood an animal market when someone was exposed to an infected animal. as for the screening, sam cisco is not the only airport being affected. screenings also happening at lax, and jfk.

>> i don't have so much fear. i worry but i don't have any fear. >> also you know don't go to places where there are a lot of people. >> in the coming weeks authorities expect some 5000 passengers to be screened at mitrikes a compromise to enable harry and megan to give up the royal duties. find out what the key players have agreed to. a dangerous winter storm hits a large section of the country from the midwest to the northeast.

big changes for the royal family in store. buckingham palace and the queen of unveiled a plan to allow prince harry and megan to give up the royal duties as they've requested. to take a look at what the future holds for the couple. >> it is not often that queen elizabeth makes public concessions. but she did agree to officially release prince harry and megan from the royal duties. in a statement queen elizabeth said i recognize the challenges that they've experienced as a result of intense scrutiny of the last two years. and i support their wish for more independent life. as part of a deal expected to

start in the spring, they will no longer use the royal netle. but thwobe stripped of it. they will remain the duke and dusted duchess of sussex but they will stop receiving public funding for the work. last week they dropped the royal bombshell. announcing that they wanted to step down as senior royals. >> the swiftness with which they taken this decision on 18 months after gotten married has taken everyone by surprise. harry will be heading to canada to join his wife megan and their eight-month-old son archie. >> the queen has agreed to allow them to split their time between the uk and canada. canada is part of the british commonwealth nations where the queen is officially head of state. in her statement, she says is her whole family soap that the agreement lets them start to build a happy and peaceful new life. cbs news london. more than a third of the u.s. is feeling the impact of a powerful winter storm. the heavy snow and ice are

making travel dangerous for millions for the midwest to the northeast. cruise from des moines iowa to chicago worked to clear the airport runways. that hasn't stopped hundreds of flights from being canceled. >> the aircraft are potentially delayed and canceled. we have passengers just trying to keep those conditions here. >> the state patrol posted stunning video of a car nearly slamming into a stranded driver. thankfully no one was injured in that incident. let's get a check of our weather in the weather center now. i know. after seeing all of that, our weather seems much calmer. and it is. but still rain for us on the morning commute. it needs to be discussed. so next time we are going to see rain isn't until tuesday. if plenty of clouds for today and tomorrow. but rain is not until tuesday. and the focus of it is really going to be your morning commute in the north bay. i will show you why that here comes in just a moment. but that is not the only time

that it will rain. the rain will hold together and moved to the south bay is begins late afternoon. not enough rain to have a major impact on the commute. the totals are much less. about a 10th of an inch of rain in the south bay. we could pick up as much of a half an inch of this for the northbay morning commute. before i get too ahead into tuesday let's not overlook sunday. there it is on your screen. that is sunday morning and it is plenty dark out there. the temperatures are relatively warm and it is 50 degrees right now and oakland. 39 in san jose and 38 as you get further inland. but everyone is going to get a nice day temperature-wise. we want back up into the upper 50s and low 60s. if you're paying attention and you can notice this kind of thing we will be about 2 to 3 degrees warmer than we were yesterday. so those are daytime highs. let me show you where this next storm is coming from. that's it for tuesday. and if we switch from the satellite and put this into your future cast you can see it. let's take it from where it is.

plate forward and by the time we have you through for very early on tuesday the rain comes off the coast in place through. this is why say it is the northbay rain for the morning commute because right there. that gets us into the 7:00 hour. here we are through 9:00 to 10:00. still basically sonoma and marin county. is crossing the golden gate bridge and working its way up the i-80 corridor. but is far less impressive by this point. we get a few light showers picking up anywhere from a 10th to may be 4/10 of an inch of rain. you can see we don't have it anywhere else across the rest of your seven-day forecast. mlk day looks great as well. in mina be cloudy but there's at least more rain. >> sweeping new sect changes coming for an obama error school lunch policy.

they would loosen rules for fruits and vegetables. natalie brand says the changes could lead to more pizzas and burgers on the menu. >> proposed changes to the national school lunch program would affect meals served to 30 million school-aged children and 99,000 schools across america. food service providers could dial back servings in fruit and breakfast cut down for grains and make room for me to meet alternatives and relax current vegetable requirements. sonny perdue says this is because kids are wasting food. the department of agriculture proposes changes to put local school and summer food operators in charge of their lunch programs. because they know their children best. secretary purdue ate lunch with schoolkids after previous change in food standards back in may 2017. >> were getting food service professionals and they get the flexibility to move.

>> former first lady michelle obama who championed children's nutrition sounded off on those changes. >> this is where we really look at motives. you really have to stop and think why don't you want your kids to have good food at school? what is wrong with you? >> the american heart association caused the latest proposal unnecessary. saying that schools will now serve fewer fruits and grains. small a variety of vegetables and less healthy entries that are not part of a balanced meal. the agricultural department plan seven open comment period this month. giants hire major league baseball's first female coach. learn about the woman whose breaking gender barriers. how are you feeling this day? the 49ers nfc championship game coming up. coming up ahead, we are talking about last night.

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morning everyone. are you ready for football? tennessee titans, kansas city chiefs right here on kpix five. the main event is the packers versus the 49ers. nfl conference championship sunday. but first it saturday business. look at the courtside reporter.

weirs and the magic. the dubs made a nice second half run on the mic. in the third quarter that is jordan poole. curry loved it. is board 31 and led by 11. they brought in the closer. d'angelo russell. from dp at 26. but a season-high 12 assists. we are stopped the 10 game losing streak. 10 995. this was that washington state, hit his jersey number retired. and the opportunity was seth curry on hand. he visited ufc led by as many as 21. the game went into overtime. trojans had one. they came all the way back from 20 they came all the way back from 22-82-78. oetting stanford with the first conference loss. delivering shots. second period, quinn hughes

just from below the blue line scored. they get it 4-1 sin is a without a road win for this one but at least they went down fighting. devoss 4-1. the record is 21-25- 4. you can see opposing quarterbacks aaron rodgers pitchman for state farm. and jimmy garoppolo. the 49ers feel pretty good about their quarterback. michael glitchy told reporters enough. enough of the jimmy g not being in the same league. >> aaron rodgers is superior and we think that's not right. and rogers the hall of famer. but were confident number 10. is just as good as anyone out there and he's proven it time and time again. okay we ran the ball 47 times against minnesota. what's wrong with that? what's wrong with our team doing that? why does that to be negative? we won the game by 17 points.

>> whatever my offensive line is based off it's always a good thing for me. >> no matter what happens on the other side, they will have blanket coverage from this game on the vice stadium from the end of the game right on through the night and to the game day show tomorrow night on site later on tonight at 11:30 pm. 49ers, seven and have point favorites. can they did get it done and make miami in two weeks? the services contractor making history. the fire the first ever female coach in the major leagues. we have how this milestone is changing the game. >> a lot of new faces at oracle park. one of them will be a list that neck and. working daily with the players on the field. but the giant say that her focus will be on the culture in the clubhouse. a with the native is making major league baseball history. >> the first woman in mlb history to be a coach.

and that is big. >> her mom is thrilled. but she is not surprised. >> we've supported her and encouraged her and let her make her own decisions. but we knew she was something special. >> she was a four-time all academic softball player in sacramento state. after school she knew she wanted to stay in sports and joined to the giants as an intern of baseball operations in 2014. now, she's in her dream job. >> the only thing i worry about, is getting in the locker room. that's my biggest worry about how they're going to accept her. >> wolesky was at oracle park when the team made the announcement. he raved about her qualifications but he says that she is not the only one men and jing here with zero playing experience in the big leagues. >> how are you translating to a

big leader? you're going to tell me how to pitch and you've never pitched in the big leagues? >> they hope the work ethic will win over the veteran players that she will be working with in the comp in the clubhouse. >> is the owner players that say the game is changing. i have to accept that. >> as for mom she could not be prouder. she always had hopes of paving a path for others. >> she really wanted to be an advocate for women. and for young girls. that you can do it if you really want to end work hard. you can do this. >> he reached out to the team but according to a spokesperson, he says that he wants to wait for to adjust to a new job and meets the other coaches before doing interviews. kpix five. u.s. had its best month for new home construction in 13 years. government figures show new home construction was nearly 70% rising to a level not seen since before the financial

crisis. the construction boom is being helped by healthy economy and low mortgage rates. it may not extend well into 2020, with a measure of future growth fell by 4% in december that could signal a slight downturn in the new york future. the world sacred largest economy china grew but at the slowest rate in nearly 3 decades. the economy grew six-point 1% in 2019. the country has faced rising debt falling demand of the fallout the trade were with u.s. the predict the country's economy will be stable this year. the newest branch of the u.s. military now has some official clothing. uniforms of the u.s. space force look similar to those of other military branches. keeping the camouflage look is reportedly saving the money. the last month there was a new spending bill that funds the space force and president trump signed off on the new branch in december. it is the first new u.s. military branch since the air

force came into being in 1947. some residents complained that they were not consulted about plans for new homeless settlement. they vent their frustration with public officials. >> violent protests continue with more than 200 people injured. some were arrested and are quickly being freed.

welcome back. it is now 6:30 am. we are starting this half hour with a check over whether. >> there's a big spread this morning in terms of your temperatures and how different it feels from one side of the bay to the other. there is the view from treasure island. looking back toward the city let's covered up with some numbers. right now, the current temperature in san francisco is right on the verge of 50. it is 50 and oakland. look at san jose, 39. 38 in santa rosa. you go further inland and you get a bit colder. let's see where we are going for the rest of the day. 56 for the daytime high for the city. and that number is going to be repeated in many sparks. you're not good to see a big spread in the daytime highs.

pretty much mid to upper 50s. is increasing clouds today. no rain right now from this king day. is tuesday when the rain gets here. when i check back in with the complete forecast we are going to take a look at that in specific details. it does have an impact on the morning commute. specifically for the north bay. i will see with more in just a few minutes. the area where a skier was killed in alpine meadows will remain off-limits today. coal common stock you sent us this photo died in the avalanche. his friend was seriously injured in the slide. there was expert train friday morning after two days of heavy snow. >> he started to really cut left and the snow was moving so fast, there was so much of it that he couldn't get out. >> he is from blairs 10.

no information is yet been released about the second man or how long the area will remain closed. a corner sonoma county is bracing themselves for new neighbors. dozens of homeless campers are being relocated from the trail as soon as next week. wilson walker has the packed community meeting where most people the same question. >> this is the spot. you can see construction on this emergency outdoor shelter is well underway with these little cabins being put together just as neighbors were getting briefed on a plan that has many of them very upset. >> they're very angry about this. they think the city has not done diligent work of looking for more spots. >> the meeting started with an apology that there was not more space for the overflow crowd. >> it was a huge crowd. i've never seen anything like this in this building. >> for about two hours elected

officials and county staff tried to ease concerns about a decision that will not be undone. about 60 the 200+ campers were mostly women consider particularly vulnerable will be coming to low skill the coast right across the highway community. >> the best question today was why the decision was made before they had a meeting like this. >> the top concerns were safety, security and what immediate impact the shelter may have on the area ahead of the emergency management where they insisted it's not just a trail encampment being moved across the county. >> all that stuff that is piling up you can see it with homeless camps across the county. that is not what is going on here. >> the district supervisors taken a lot of heat and says she opposes the plan but intends to make it work at least until the temporary shelter is scheduled to be removed. that it is on april 30. >> that's my guarantee. and i moving it into more

appropriate locations. >> some neighbors are not convinced that that will happen. >> if they can ome with two sides and only one was feasible, and how are they going to come up with a huge side by the end of april? >> despite this questions the plan is set in the promises have been made. so did anyone here feel any better after ay's meeting? >> i think there is a good effort to try to make it work. but time will tell. >> there was one last question from the crowd from those who wanted to know how they could help. a group is organizing to do that as well. the first residents of this camp could arrive as early as wednesday. in sonoma county, kpix 5. >> lebanon's top prosecutor has ordered the release of more than 30 people of been arrested during the most violent protest in months. the news agency says the release order follows more than nine hours of clashes for security forces and protesters

in beirut. the injured more than 200 people. people were protesting the worsening economic situation and a political impact over forming a new government. iran is sending mixed messages about flight data recorders from the shootdown of the ukrainian jetliner. the top romanian investigator was quoted today by state tv in iran saying that no decision has yet been made whether to send recorders out of the country. it was previously quoted as saying that they would be sent to the ukraine. the air defense down to the plane shortly after it took off killing all 136 people on board. month-long series of brush fires in australia has caused severe damage to both wildlife habitats and human communities in the state of new south wales oak one of the hardest hit areas has now turned reddish- brown with tree trunks charred by the fires. only a few houses have

survived. there also reports of significant losses in transportation and power lines in the area. for more on these devastations this is linda kincaid. >> kangaroo island was once green and filled with wildlife. and now looks like a wasteland. very little survived under the smoldering husks of trees. after bushfires ferocious and fast-moving incinerator more than half the island. rescue workers see a sign of life on the horizon and move quickly to save the creature bringing him to a makeshift animal clinic for treatment. >> we just pull them out of the fire. >> one life saved. but experts say more than half billion animals have died in bushfires across australia. one of the grim tasks the military units have is to search and clear the carcasses from the island. >> it's been an extremely day. to be honest it's never a good thing to come across deceased

wildlife. >> experts say that the koala bear population was particularly devastated. on the islands 46,000 quality bears, is estimated as few as 9000 have survived. the survivors are injured and stressed. many are requiring treatments. rescuers are transporting them in laundry baskets. >> we are probably finding those coming in now. looking at four weeks worth of treatment. obviously with the fires still burning. we are still looking at multiple new cases coming into the environment. >> were to send those recovers another problem. with over 80% of their habitat gone, those on kangaroo island are also the only population in australia that does not carry the disease chlamydia which has ravaged the species. so they have no immunity to that disease. linda kincaid, seen in. back in the u.s. the center for disease control has changed the wording on its website suggesting that people refrain from all vaping products during

the investigation into those vaping related lung injuries. the previous the urge people to consider refraining from the use of e-cigarette or vaping products. now the agency is focusing on thc -containing products recommending people for those especially products from sources like friends or online dealers. the cdc also says people should not add vitamin e acetate to their e-cigarette's. as the thickener has been strongly linked to the lung injury cases. the question of whether employers could help pay for birth control is heading to the u.s. supreme court court. they agreed friday to hear two appeals challenging the lower courts block against the exemptions to the contraceptive mandate took that is a regulation that requires employers to provide birth control without a co-pay through the health insurance plans that they provide employees. is part of the obama administration's affordable care act. churches were exempt from the beginning but the trump

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fatality a week. today a gelding was put down after he broke his front right ankle during the first race. a group of racing fans was there. >> i can only say it's a by phosphonate that is getting them. and i don't think it's the track. i think it's the medications. >> according to the incident report the animals name was uncontainable. this comes after another death a day earlier another gelding name heartless was euthanized after he too broken ankle. all four horses have died in the winter-spring meeting which began december 28. >> horseracing east and in the city california. >> 41 horses have died in 2018. since 2018. even racing fans say that too much. >> they need to be more serious about finding out why the sources had to be put down.

>> the racetrack release a statement that the horses raced or trained is in need of park more than 420,000 times of the last year with the 99.991% safety rate. the critics point to the steps from the california horse racing board. >> it killed 50 horses on average every year. this is business as usual. >> what about the rodeo people. or the horse show people. what about them? why focus on the race people? >> that was jeff when reporting. three of the deaths have been on the turf and one of the training track. this is alive look at your bay bridge toll plaza. a pair of trees in it transit agencies will stepup the push for a bus only lane. they've been trying to get approved for decades to enhance trans baber viability and ridership. the other agency on board with the bus only lane constantly

sends overcapacity trains to the transplant as well. both agencies will meet with the boards this week to seek approval for their respective resolutions. speaking of bridges, the newly opened bike pedestrian path will be closed for a few days to allow for some regularly scheduled inspections. the closure will take place to january 30. caltrans says no card lanes will be affected. police in berkeley a warning about an update in catalytic converter deaths. more than two dozen reported since the start of the year. most of those have been happening after dark. police are advising drivers to park and garage if possible. parking in a busy well lit area or near security camera also helps. you can also speak with the richer repair shop about options that make the catalytic converter harder to steal. alice waters is planning what you might call a block

party. they tell second pd that she will be hosting an outdoor sitdown feast in sacramento with a continuous table spanning some 10 blocks. it will feature produce grown by local farmers to raise awareness about the relationship between food, agriculture and climate. waters is no specific date yet but she's thinking sometime in the fall 2021. let's get a check of the local weather. >> let's get straight into the forecast for tuesday. because that is when the next chance of rain gets here. today is just going the clouds. monday it would just be clouds. and to pitchers in the upper 50s. i will say that. but first let's get into the headlines. it is going to be focused primarily on the north bay. and is going to come through mainly in time for the morning commute. so let's put some of that information on the screen. those are your current numbers which are bit off. so let's get the computer to cooperate for me. tuesday is rain. that's what were focusing on. north bay and the morning commute late afternoon.

by the time we get to about 40 5:00 in the afternoon we will have seen some of the better organized rain making it to the south bay. we pick up anywhere from attentive and it's too for half- inch of rain. sunday your temperatures will be right in the upper 50s to low 60s. the only other headline is that it will be cloudy. is not cloudy out there now but the clouds will arrive by the time we get to noon today and they're going to thicken up for much of the rest of the day. we pointed that out when we are talking about the forecast for the 49ers game it would just be cloudy wherever you are going to be in the bay area today. here's your next chance of rain. right there. watch that, that develops out there. let's put that forward here. that is the leading edge that shows up by the time we get past midnight on tuesday. let's bring it in closer plate forward. here is that it is going to be a morning commute issue in the north bay. that is 7:30 am. and that is where we are seeing the widespread rain. focusing on sonoma county and marin county toward napa.

when we talk about noon that organize line of rain has now moved down to the golden gate bridge and the i-80 corridor. of course it's not as impressive as it was earlier in the morning when i was over the north bay. so these are the light showers for the second half the day. by the time we get to the early evening it is done and if we put those rainfall totals on this perhaps as much is half an inch for santa rosa and less than a 10th of an inch for san jose. it's interesting how that one works out. it's fairly common. that's the way that this one is going to go on tuesday. here's your seven-day forecast. is a chance of rain on tuesday. clouds from now until then and less clouds after the daytime highs coming in to the low 60s on the inland side. for much of the second after this coming weekend near 60 for the bay. back over to you. still to come the system for recovering cans. what state lawmakers plan to do

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recycling centers in california have been going out of business at an alarming rate. the new bill in sacramento would revamp the system for recycling cans and bottles. john ramose explains how it would all work. >> everyday people line up at the concord recycling center to turn in their bottles and cans. but everyone here seems to agree the california system could use more commonsense. the five cent california redemption value feet was created to get people to return bottles and cans for cycling. concord recycling collects about 100,000 pounds of bottles and cans each week. general manager macy one says the business model is not working anymore. driving half of the states redemption centers out of business. >> the system has not been changed for the past 20 or 30

some odd years since it has been in place. it is due for change. >> change may be coming. a bill introduced the legislature would require manufacturers to create and pay for crv redemption sent system convenient enough to bring the recycling rate up to 90%. >> this will definitely be something that consumers will appreciate if the manufacturers as well as a grocery stores are back in and persuading. >> stores are required to redeem crv containers with the system can be so burdensome that many stores opt to pay the $100 day fine rather than do that. another problem is that soda and beer qualify but wine and liquor bottles do not. the proposal would include those containers in the crv fee as well. today the review six months of bottles and cans walking away with almost $180. but the milk bottles were rejected. which doesn't make a lot of sense to them.

>> if you're doing a better do it all not just halfway. don't recycle some stuff and reject others. it will be a lot more simple if it was altogether in one. >> simple is the goal. there are some out here and they really need help it's a dire situation. >> the general manager says what would help the industry is if they were raising the price from $.05-$.10 like they are an organ. kpix five. the bill would require manufacturers to have a new system up and running by 2024. is designed to encourage tech companies and startups to create and test new technologies. they hope the move will eventually encourage companies to house their new headquarters or major operations.

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at 6:56 am. and we have a look at your top stories. it's a big day for many bay area sports fans. the 49ers and packers are squaring off in a win or go home game. kickoff is scheduled for 3:40 pm this afternoon. the winners are heading to the super bowl february 2 in miami. thousands attended women's marches yesterday in san jose in san francisco. as well as other cities across the country. organizers have mostly been supporting smaller crowds compared to the original marches a few years ago. a war of words between democrats and president trump's legal team ahead of tuesday's opening arguments. in the presence of each trial. house democrats say they pretrade public trust with the worst nightmare of the founding fathers. they continued to call the impeachment hoax. the center for disease control continues to screen airline passengers from china for potentially deadly

coronavirus. the focus is on the los angeles semper cisco new york jfk airport's which have direct flights to and from that part of china. one last look at your seven- day forecast, tuesday is the headline. that is when we have rain. it's not a major storm but as can be enough rain for the commute. the focus should be in the north bay. but a few showers will hold onto the afternoon for the rest of the bay area. by that point it's less than to the range of rain. just cause for the niners game. and then just cause for whatever's happening outdoors for monday seeking day. no rain on either of those two sides. >> some the speckles for the game today? >> no chance. just a few clouds. >> fantastic. thank you so much for watching us. cbs sunday morning with jane pauly is next on kpix five. enjoy the rest of your sunday. trump: those pre-existing

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captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, committed to improving health for everyone, everywhere. ♪ ♪ >> rocca: good morning. jane pauley is off today. i'm mo rocca. and this is sunday morning. we begin today with the age-old question... what's in a name? plenty, it turns out, when it comes to the navy's decision on