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strike continuing a grandson at uc santa cruz. now their jobs may be in jeopardy. a search resumes for a couple missing for an entire week. now, along the marin county shoreline the search continues. hopes of finding them are fading. air-quality test are separate today. the high school following the discovery of toxic groundwater hundreds of students may have to go elsewhere to attend class. it just about to call -- a little bit of a chilly start for me at least this morning. i'm imagining that's thanks to the clear skies. >> technically the afternoon will be cooler today. some places like 10 degrees. the closer you are to the opening of the bay the colder. look at the radar. it is raining in northern

california. not in the bay area but technically there is rain in the central valley which is nice to see considering how uneventful and quiet the entire month has been so far. not going to show you any of the rain heading to the bay area. we can watch the futurecast as it falls apart. since it's not going to in tos lkabout the cooler numbers. it is 49 in concord. 38 in santa rosa, that is colder. clear skies allow the temperature to drop down. there is a big spread across the bay area from 38 in santa rosa to the 57 in oakland. typical and if we take a look at the headlines on what to expect, it might be chilly to start the morning and will actually be a sunny and warm weekend in general. today will be cooler than yesterday but it is still sunny and warm for this time of year. we will be nearing 80s for inland locations by the middle of this week. if you like sunny and warm there is a lot more of that coming because not only will be be near 80 there is also no

rain in sight. i will be back with more on this in a few minutes. the deadline passed more than six hours ago and there is no indication whether striking teaching assistants will be fired. the students have been on strike for almost 2 weeks calling for a cost-of-living pay increase. they have been withholding the grades of undergraduate students and last night they voted to rest their jobs and continue the strike past the deadline. morn out from kpix 5's maria medina. >> we voted at in the room our hands went up. to continue the strike. >> reporter: with their drives and livelihood at risk graduate students decided to continue their stance against the university. >> the threat of mass firing was a monstrous move. i think we are not surprised it comes from them. >> reporter: the president announced a press release that she extended an invitation to the graduate and professional counsel.

to discuss several issues including cost-of-living and housing. >> as the unit chair she has not reached out to me as far as i know. >> is a big risk for them to fire us. >> reporter: but the threat of losing their jobs means more than just the financial loss. for international students, it means losing the entire opportunity to be here. >> we can't pay tuition, we put our visas in jeopardy >> reporter: it's clear they do not clear about graduate students when they make threats like that, but they say they will continue to withhold undergrad grades and strike. until the university gives them an offer they say it's only fair. and one of the most expensive areas in the country. >> students have been very clear that the end of the strike comes when there is a guarantee of no discipline for participation. >> reporter: the student say the strike will also and when they get an additional $1400 a month for the cost-of-living raise and a promise that under

onuiti will not increase. officials released a statement last night saying the deadline has not changed and those who do not turn in with health grades will not be eligible for a spring teaching appointment. also future employment as an academic student employee will be assessed on a case-by-case basis. today marks a week since the palo alto couple went missing in marin. the searchers will be out again looking this morning. the focus will be on recovery from the waters off the beach. that is researchers say several cadaver dogs have indicated alerts. the couple has been thought to end up there. >> even though we don't have a positive confirmation in the form of recovery, we have

accepted that there is a loss. it's hard. >> in spite of the dogs leave them to the water volunteers will search about the beach today just to make sure they have not missed anything. irwin is well known as a longtime researcher of parkinson's disease and kiparsky is a linguist who authored books on languages. new data from archers police are issuing a disproportionate number of tickets to black passengers on the transit system. black passengers make up about 12% of the systems ridership. but in 2018 and 19, they received nearly half of the citations for so-called quality of life programs. those include fare evasion, my music, and other minor offenses. b.a.r.t. police chief at alvarez released a statement saying in part, quote, i have made it a priority that we continue to build a culture of progressive and equitable policing.

we must examine these findings and better understand why they exist. oakland city leaders are focused on moving forward after the ousting of police chief anne kirkpatrick. kpix 5's andrea nakano on the question surrounding the firing and the challenge of finding new leadership. >> reporter: since 2013, the city of oakland has gone through seven different police chiefs. now the search is on for the next man or woman in charge. this as some are wondering whether letting go of the cheap -- was a good move. she got her walking papers after three years on the job. >> i knew there were some concerns among a few commissioners about certain things not getting done on time or as quickly as we would've liked her in the right way, that i did not realize they were risen to the level of dissatisfaction that we need a new chief. >> reporter: the city council memb cate camilla police commission that fired

the chief. he says he was surprised by the firing but supports the decision by the commission and the mayor. the co-author of the measure councilman noel gallo is having trouble explaining why taxpayer dollars will go towards paying a police chief not to work. kirkpatrick will receive when your salary as severance. >> the fact that it will cost me hundreds of thousands of dollars to be able to do it when the chief is not here and they will hire somebody else on top of that. >> reporter: the head of the commission says it wasn't just one thing that led to the firing of kirkpatrick. they were concerned about her holding out information from the oversight authority and her failure to increase compliance with court ordered reforms. councilman kalb says this is opportunity find the chief that can address the variety of issues oakland basis. >> if we do that we will be

able to do the kind of policing that our public wants us to do and they were present and respond to 911 calls and investigate serious crimes and to better be able to comply with the federal oversight requirements that are absolutely necessary for us to comply with because they make a lot of sense. >> reporter: the firing sits atop president and the next chief now knows the power the community lead police commission has over at their job security. in oakland, andrea nakano, kpix 5. air quality testing will be discussed today after toxic groundwater shutdown the high school. it's unclear when the school will reopen. the 350 high school students may end up having to hold classes at nearby elementary and middle schools. the concert is over the cancer- causing capital local and whether it is vaporizing in the classroom. two recent alums of the high school died of cancer. officials have not drawn a connection to the chemical

discovery and the school has had problems with unsafe levels of lead. >> at this point and advocating for a full rebuild of the school and the state needs to step up. >> i'm worried about my water. >> the water is safe to drink and says the chemical would not be able to enter the utilities pressurized distribution system. wells fargo has agreed to pay $3 billion over its fake account scandal. the settlement resolves their liabilities for the scheme that lasted more than a decade. the san francisco-based bank admitted to falsifying records harming credit ratings of customers and misusing their personal information and wrongly collecting millions in fees and interest. >> no institution is too big, too powerful, or too well-known to escape appropriate enforcement action by the justice department when it gauges an improper conduct.

>> the company ceo released a statement on friday saying, quote, while today's announcement is a significant step in bringing the chapter to a close, there is more work that we must do to rebuild the trust we lost. we are committing all necessary resources to ensure that nothing like this happens again. a california city goes to court to block coronavirus patients. the judge's order that has come down. a bear --

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a federal judge has temporarily blocked the u.s. government from sending coronavirus patients to a southern california city. costa mesa filed a request yesterday to halt the plan to house 30 to 50 patients at estate on center. it would involve transferring patients from travis air force base here to costa mesa. the mayor says the decision was made without consulting city officials. no information about how surrounding neighborhoods will be protected. the judge granted a temporary injunction and set a hearing on monday to evaluate the request. coronavirus fears are taking a toll on convention business. as kpix 5's betty yu's reports several have pulled out of a tech conference this weekend. the signs arthe chairs are out, the annual

conference is ready to welcome 40,000 attendees to san francisco over the weekend and into next week. the conference and now verizon is no longer participating as a gold sponsor. ibm and at&t also withdrew. they are among 14 exhibitors or sponsors that have canceled, six are from china. >> i think it's a little bit shocking. i think it definitely speaks to the impact that this is having globally. to the mayor sent a letter to participants while coming and assuring them that san francisco is open for business. and events are proceeding as planned. she stressed that the risk of becoming infected with the coronavirus is low. and the virus is not circulating in the community. >> i have been hearing like so many things about the coronavirus and i just want to make sure i am remaining healthy and making sure i'm taking a lot of vitamin c and elderberry and eating really well to prevent, you know,

anything from happening. >> reporter: attendees spend an average of $570 per day with major u.s. airlines suspending flights to and from china, tourism around the country is taking a hit. >> we get approximately 3 million chinese visitors every year. they are not coming and they spent a lot. almost $7000 per person per trip. >> for all the latest developments on coronavirus you can head to our website kpix.com or watch our 24 hour streaming service, cbsn bay area on your favorite app. taking a live look at the bay bridge right now, one local lawmaker is taking the first steps towards creating a bus lane along the span. but, many of the details remain foggy. the san francisco examiner reports oakland assembly member has introduced legislation signaling his intent to write a bill and the language and

timeline will remain unclear. rtys might call for bus only lanes on the oakland approaches to the bay bridge where bus traffic is the heaviest. it's kind of fun to be able to take a look at hi-def doppler and see rain. technically you can say it's raining in northern california. the only issue is it will not get into the bay area. hi-def doppler shows there's plenty of green on the central valley, just like so close you can almost reach over and touch it but it will not adhere. it will sit there and fall apart. in fact i will switch this from what life hi-def doppler has to say and put it into futurecast and the showers that are over there pretty much fall apart over the next few hours. just our lot in life this winter. that was a storm that had really bad aim and came down off the coast and will not do much for us. in fact we've got some clouds out there this morning but for

the most part there are a lot of reporting stations say it is clear. concord, livermore, you have clear skies and so does santa rosa. 56 in san jose. if we take a look ahead to what daytime highs will be from this, looking to the afternoon, this gets us into the mid-60s today for in-line spots. and we will top out in the upper 50s for many locations in and around the bay. berkeley 58, san rafael 56. the take away, some of these are as much is 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. the ones that are 10 degrees cooler, those are the ones that are right near the opening to the bay. we will get more of it onshore flow today so we will feel this if you get the influence from an onshore search coming in through the bay. many locations and i will not. san jose will be the same temperature today as yesterday but oakland will be close to 10 degrees cooler today. so, some of us get a noticeable

drop. that is an example of how microclimates can affect the area. north bay has temperatures coming in to the low 70s. that covers the temperatures. we've already discussed the fact that we are not getting rain today. that will make it after we finish today 25 days but for right now officially the tally is a 24. the last day of rain was january 28. the 24 days in a row with no rain in the middle of winter and just for comparison we have done that before. it has been worse than this but really some of those top years, they go back to the drought. december, 2014 to february 2015, we went 43 days. that doesn't say much and this is still a concerning stretch. we are on track to go the entire month of february with no rain and we have only done that one time before. for san francisco's official reporting station you have to go back to the 1800s.

this is turning out to be not a pretty picture but it's great weather if you want to get outside. sunny and near 80 by the time we get to early and middle parts of next week. that will be the headlight in the forecast over the next day or two. we will see with more in this and the next half hour. if you want to see "hamilton", this is your shot. >> i think $10 is an easy excuse to go see it. but, for one night only because all seats for "hamilton" in san francisco would be sold for a mere 10 bucks. we have to enter to win. you can enter through the digital lottery with the hashtag. it began yesterday and will run through 8:00 pm on february 28. you can find more info on the lottery at their website. coming up, facebook wants to pay you for your own voice, how much you can get and what your words will be used for. good morning.

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live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. welcome back. it's just about 6:30. thank you for joining us. >> darren peck is joining us with whether. you were saying earlier we were going to get close to 80 i was thinking, this is not like february. >> the 80s do not come until about wednesday of this coming week and it will be for some selected inland spots but still technically near 80 the month of february. however, today will feel a lot like yesterday. in fact it will feel cooler than yesterday for some of us but still pretty warm. what's going on out there.

the cameras from the top of the sales force show was we had a mixed bag for clouds. in the south bay, east bay or in the heart of the bait you are waking up to clouds. that is what it looks like over the tri-valley this morning. waking up to clouds but if you're in the north bay you have clear skies and that has allowed temperatures to drop quite a bit. you can see some of the local trying to get in to the golden gate. that is a sign of a subtle onshore floor that will slow cool us down. santa rosa sticks out like a sore thumb right now. 38 degrees for the sheltered valleys in the north bay. everybody else is in the 50s. mid-50s in some places which is actually kind of nice but if you are in the north bay bundle up. it will be a cold start to the morning and on the flip side of that even though it is sunny and warm you may notice it is slightly cooler today. i will talk to you more about

that if you are in that area of the bay. oakland will be 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. there is the warm-up for this coming week. near 80s and there is no rain in sight. i will see you with more on the forecast coming up in a few minutes but for now, guys, back to you. the nevada caucuses are happening today and it is an important test is canada try to appeal to a more diverse group of voters. reporter nadia romero is in las vegas where caucus goers are about to make their voices heard. >> reporter: almost all of the states in them nation who have a diverse population will have an election within the next weeks and that includes nevada. latinos were so instrumental with flipping the house of representatives blue in 2018 and that is why all the candidates are trying to win mewn one critical voting block. >> i have significant support across the board particularly including with edes.

>> reporter: joe biden earning an endorsement this week from the latino victory fund and they align with their mm the organization endorsed the soul latino candidate julian castro before he dropped out of the race. >> help me welcome the next president of the united states, elizabeth warren. >> reporter: castro is now backing elizabeth worden who is pledging to address the immigration crisis in the first 100 days as president. bernie sanders has made critical efforts to mobilize latino vote with my little town halls and targeted advertising in order to grow his coalition. >> we are bringing our people th black and white and latino, native american, asian american, -- >> despite -- recognize not

only the diversity but importance of issues economic empowerment. >> no matter who you know or where you come from, or the color of your skin, you can make it in the united states of america. >> reporter: the caucus process is similar to iowa but the difference is they are new using the app that fell in a re. to stop they would like to be the first date and the primary process starting in 2024. in nevada, nadia romero, kpix 5. u.s. intelligence officials have told senator bernie sanders that russia is trying to help his campaign for the democratic nomination. they told him it is part of their efforts to meddle with the election which include helping president trump get re- elected. sanders acknowledged the briefing and called russian

leader vladimir putin and autocratic thug who is attempting to destroy demoy.trouble reiz it or not he interfered into 2016 and the intelligence community is telling us they are interfering in this campaign right now in 2020. when i say to mr. putin, if elected president, trust me, you will not be interfering in american politics. >> michael bloomberg says he will release three women from nondisclosure agreements they have with the candidate. they stem from complaints over past comments he has made. bloomberg says his company will not offer confidence jelly agreements for sexual harassment or misconduct complaints in the future. a new poll of california primary voters from the university show sanders just -- sanders is still leading with 24%, biden, bloomberg and moran are behind him. a different poll earlier this

week showed sanders with a larger lead and meanwhile the san francisco chronicle has followed the lead of the san jose mercury news and they are endorsing amy klobuchar for the democratic nomination. is just 10 days now until california's primary. for a breakdown of all of the big races here in the bay area and statewide, head to kpix.com/ camping 2020. more information is being released about a homicide added airbnb in in san jose. the suspect is a japanese national who was in a relationship with the big. our limit mirrors on the key question that remains. >> reporter: sheriff's investigators returned to the murder scene behind the house on mountain view avenue in eastwood hills to collect more evidence. the suspect is a native of japan i was in court facing a er chargefoallegedly stabbing his girlfriend with a

was found in the bed in sheets and blankets in the backyard cottage which was rented on the suspect airbnb account according to investigators. >> we believe the defendant lived with the girl from. >> reporter: but so motive in the case which unfolded tuesday afternoon when the suspect's attorney called the sheriff's office to report the murder. he was arrested the next morning after coming in with the attorney for questioning. also not commenting was the property owner who rented the cottage to the suspect and told investigators he had seen them there as recently as the day instigators say the suspect was in possession of the girlfriend's car and clothing was allegedly found inside the car. >> he always speaks japanese

and proceedings were delayed for almost an hour today because the court cannot find a japanese interpreter but will be on hand for his next court appearance scheduled for march 26. in san jose, kpix 5. the suspect is being held without bail at the santa clara county jail. a bay area rapper who was left paralyzed in a 2013 shooting is now accused of leaving a multimillion dollar identity theft ring. kpix 5 did his story about him in 2014 and he was being fitted for a robotic exoskeleton that would help him walk again. but authorities say in 2018 he and three alleged accomplices have en d they aldly ok out bogus loads and bought gold bars, one worth $1 million, as part of their scheme. he was in court last week and is currently free on a quarter million dollars. new developments in the

harvey weinstein trial. a note from jurors suggest that they are deadlocked on two of the most serious charges he's facing. after four days of deliberations they passed a note to the judge and said they were only able to reach a verdict on three of the five charges. the note ask if they could be deadlocked on two counts of predatory sexual assault while rendering a verdict on the other counts. but the judge said no and told them to continue deliberating. the attorney who is representing multiple accusers outside of this case weighed in. >> it is a long journey to justice, along for everyone involved and those who care about the results. but, we will see will they will reach a verdict on monday. >> the most serious charge of predatory sexual assault could land weinstein in prison for life. he has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges and says the sexual encounters were consensual. coming up, how high and work out clothes selling at

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>> that you will not believe how low the prices are at a flea market in the bay area. kpix 5's reporter went undercover to find out how that is possible. >> these are new for 2020. >> reporter: she's always hunting for deals and can find brand-new items on ebay for 20% off. but that doesn't come close to what she recently discovered at the flea market in oakland. lulu lemon likings with the taxon looking perfectly real selling for half the price. >> i was quite shocked. she had tables full with all sizes and all the styles and stores. >> reporter: we went back to check and sure enough, there was a stall with a large selection of styles. >> are they real? >> everything is real. >> reporter: we bought some. they sure looked real but we wanted to confirm it. >> these are the samples you sent to us for authentication. >> reporter: we asked someone

to check them for us and he showed us how he looks for telltale signs like this little round label hidden inside the pocket of all likings. >> they have the signs but adjacent to it and built into it is the product number. >> reporter: you can compare that number to the number on the price tag. if they do not match he says it is almost certainly counterfeit but in our case -- >> we compared and it match. it is what it appears a p. in s conclusion, the likings that he sent are all authentic and are on sale in their stores and they have not been discounted. >> reporter: as far as ending up at the flea market, lulu lemon does not sell so for her to show up at a swap meet my guess would be -- >> reporter: these sets have been taking lace across the bay

area. this santa rosa store was robbed three times in a row in just the last four months. >> it is disturbing to hear that. >> reporter: karen is with the improvement district. e people are coming in and c, filling orders. >> reporter: merchants are thin and fists are hitting many retailer's bottom-line. sometimes we are learning the facts are not random and are highly organized. the state has launched three task forces just in the past year to connect local retailers with law enforcement and help them connect the dots. >> we connected cases all over the state, up and down the west coast and across the united states. >> reporter: the lieutenant with the highway patrol overseas a new multi agency organized retail crime task

force is in san francisco. >> there is planning that goes into when to steal, what to steal and where to steal and what to do with what is stolen. >> reporter: in december they recovered $2 million in stolen property, most apparel including lulu. is possible some of mark ing buking that connection is >>it takes guild conducting a careful skilled investigation to determine whether or not something is actually stolen and then to determine that the person who possesses it actually had any knowledge it was stolen or participated in its that. with regard to flea markets, there could be fenders there that are victims that may have purchased items not knowing that they were stolen items. >> reporter: back at the flea market the owner tried to slip away when we showed up at the camera that we caught up with

her. >> where are you getting all this stuff? is it stolen? >> i don't know. >> reporter: a week later we went back, the stand was gone. andria borba, kpix 5. we reached out to the company for, but have not heard back. >> we also want to know what you think about the story. join the conversation on social media at -- i also think it's amazing that yoga pants have become such a high priced item. that that is what people are stealing and selling on the black market. >> that was a great story. >> never under estimate the power of yoga pants. a woman is hoping to link california to its gold rush reads pics you want to connect the many sites up and down the state into partnership parks. including with the visitor

center in plaster bill. the plan would be modeled after the santa monica mountains national recreation area. the various sites would have different jurisdictions and ownership but would fall under the umbrella of national parks. >> we have a hold gold belt here in california and there is a lot that could be part of this. >> she says she is starting the conversation to gauge interest and creating a historical park would require congressional approval. ok, let's take a look at how things are behaving. very differently from one side of the bay area to the other. the clouds are not = for its best. this is what it looks like over the tri-valley. cloudy over dublin. if we go to the camera on top of the coast range in the north bay, they have clear skies and if you look at the satellite there are clouds for the south bay from anywhere from san

pablo south. if you get more than that, we are waking up to clear skies. no clouds in sonoma and napa. the difference in temperatures, current lee -- not having the clouds has caused cooler temperatures and a big difference to start the day. however, daytime highs for the afternoon will be a level playing field. i think you will notice is much like yesterday although some will have a cool down. there's also reign with these clouds and is not getting into the bay area. so, hi-def doppler is picking up on the rain over the central value but if we switch from hi- def doppler and put it into futurecast it is going to fall apart. we don't have a chance to see any of that rain get here and we could have used it because we are experiencing an absolutely rain free february. it looks like we could finish

them up that way. we've only done that once before. we had to go back to the 1860s. here's the other implements. you can see there is an onshore flow surging through the golden gate. that will have an influence on daytime highs today. not down here in the south bay because teeratures will be similar to yesterday and places like campbell and san jose. and we probably won't notice a major difference in places like livermore it will be 67 but conquered at 66 is a few degrees cooler than yesterday. oakland, san leandro, richmond, mill valley, all of these locations here, right in the closest influence of the actual bay and as you get the onshore flow you will notice some spots as much as a 10 degrees drop from yesterday. having said that it will still be in the low 70s as you get farther north and in my. so, the real story becomes not only the lack of rain and how sunny and warm it will get. daytime highs by the time we get to tuesday, near 80 in many spots. we've got a beautifully sunny

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many took part in early voting but the day of caucusing begin today at noon. also bernie sanders leave the field for nomination delegates in the silver state. seven-day forecast, daytime highs near 80 by the time we get to the middle and early part of this week. that will be for select inland locations. places like santa rosa, perhaps conquered in livermore. the rest of us will have to settle for low 70s which is still 10 degrees above average. fantastic looking week if you like it sunny and warm. concerning if you want reign. time for us to call it a morning. thank you for watching kpix 5 news. >> enjoy your saturday. good pg green jobs in california. and provides a 10% tax cut for everyone making under $250,000. tom's plan also makes health care a right, by adding a public option to obamacare. protects union negotiated plans. and ensures californians

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