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a sriwijaya air passenger plane has lost contact with air traffic controllers after taking off from jakarta on a domestic flight, officials say. the jet, a boeing 737-500, was carrying 62 people. why house speaker nancy pelosi is concerned about the president access to nuclear codes. donald lowe trump has been permanently banned from twitter. will the regional stay-at- home order be extended? health officials are expected to announce icu capacity projections this week. good morning i am devin fehely . let's start with a check of the weather with they are and. >> here is our camera on top of the sales force camera. it looks pretty from this vantage point. this is eastover the babe rich.

you can see how there is fog on the roadway. part of it does not. it is an excellent example for what much of the bay area will look like. it is getting pushed around and you may be in fog one minute and out a minute later. here is the east bay we do not see any areas here. if we look at where the fog is and we do not see much in the north bay with the exception of napa. we are down to 3/10 of a mile from about. what you get to the central valley, it gets pick. give yourself extra time. it dense fog advisory for the central valley i will be back with more in a couple of minutes. it will be sunny and low 60s

for the rest of the day we begin with breaking news. a passenger plane carrying 62 people have gone missing, fully after takeoff from jakarta. reuters has reported the brief out off the coast. a flight tracking radar said they lost 10,000 feet of altitude after less than one minute. search and rescue is underway. there were 56 passengers and six crew members on board. a live look from capitol hill, warehouse plan to introduce an article of impeachment against president trump on monday bay area representative j jackie speier's says there is no other option . >> if we do not impeach him on the conduct in which he engaged, will there ever be a circumstance that is worthy of impeachment?

this is the most egregious conduct ascribed to any president in the history of this country. outgoing senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has sent a memo to colleagues outlining the procedures for a second impeachment. natalie brand has the latest. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi says a president trump does not resign he could face a second impeachment, in the wake of wednesday's deadly riots at the u. s. capitol by his supporters. >> we will walk down to the capital. >> reporter: in a letter to colleagues she spoke to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley, to discuss access to nuclear codes. she spoke to lesley stahl on friday. >> the president is a deranged, unhinged, dangerous president of the united states. and their are people who are in

danger. took a group of house democrats could introduce the articles of impeachment as early as monday for incitement of insurrection. and budging his conduct on wednesday briefly endangered the security of the united states. rhode island congressman david sesame authored the resolution . >> he incited an attempted coup to stop the certification of the next president of the united states to remain in power. >> reporter: alaska's lisa murkowski is the first gop senator to call for the president to resign. as capitol hill remains shaking following the riots. richard arnett of arkansas is among the suspects arrested. he is in this photo posing with his foot on nancy pelosi's desk. president trump lost his for a it bullhorn. twitter has banned him. on

friday, they permanently deleted his at real donald trump account. he fired off the government owned account and twitter deleted and suspended that account as well. the same thing happened when he tried to tweet from his campaign official account. twitter says they permanently banned the president after earlier tweets violated their policy against glorifying violence. >> this is no longer a conversation about annoying people and mouthing off on the internet. this has real-world consequences. in a lot of ways, by allowing president trump to use his account, he had the equivalent of a digital gun. on wednesday, it went off. late last night, oakland police announced an internal hate speech investigation. in a statement, that you said

there are allegations that current employees may have been involved in social media accounts that contain objectionable or offensive contact. opd will not allow members to engage in or support this kind of content. they will root out this conduct within the department. according to the chronicle it is connected to former opd officer jarrell schneider, who was in washington d.c. to protest wednesday. he claims he did not participate in the siege of the capital. a live look at east bay. a stay-at-home order for the bay area expired at midnight it is likely to be extended. state officials will collect data from bay area counties this weekend and announced plans going forward. across the region, available icu capacity is down to 3%. in get smaller if there is a post holiday covid surge in the next few weeks. residents are divided about the value to stakeholders.

>> so many people could be in the stores catholic residence and now shops cannot work. >> it is the right thing to do. people are dying and icu capacity is down to almost 0. where do we go from here? >> public health experts say if the bay area does the a surge in cases, it may take until the end of february to return to preholiday levels. california has reported on the 50,000 new cases in the past 24 hours. a 2% increase from the day before. there were 2.5 million confirmed cases in the state and nearly 500 new deaths in the past day. the state is seen a test positivity rate of just over 13%, more than 22,000 people are hospitalized with covid-19. there are over 1000 icu beds available anywhere in the state. in los angeles, the county reports 18,000 new covid cases in the area.

l.a. county mortuaries are so overwhelmed that state workers are forced to use mobile morgues. how eos workers were seen floating bodies into 10 refrigerator trucks on friday. the sonoma county corner office is preparing for the worst. they had a refrigerated trailer last weekend. the fda says some of the covid saliva test are showing false results. specifically, false negatives are they are less invasive tests . the fda says they need to be administered within 14 days of showing symptoms. the company has several pop-up sites across the bay area. small independent pharmacies say they are being left out of the vaccine supply system in favor of larger chains. cvs has done vaccine distribution. independent pharmacies say they could do it faster because they have direct relationships with

the people who need the vaccines the most. a pharmacy in sacramento was approved by the cdc, as well as state and local health departments to receive vaccines weeks ago. the freezers remain empty. >> it is disappointing to see that the government is really working more so with the chains and large losses that with small this is. the local assisted living facilities, nursing homes and retirement homes are already in our system. we could do vaccinations faster. the california department of public health said they are working with county public health authorities to determine how the stick could support accelerated vaccinations. still ahead on kpix and streaming on cbsn, one neighborhood is facing a problem on top of the pandemic. why it could push him over the edge. the little girl who got to say thanks to her hero.

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this caught our attention and the latest jobs report. women accounted for all stop losses last month. according to the labor department, u. s. employers cut 140,000 jobs in december. women's left 156,000 jobs, weltman gained 16,000. the data showed racial disparities to more black and latino woman lost jobs in december and, while white women made significant gains many small businesses that

whether the pandemic are barely hanging on. as kpix 5 betty yu reports, they are hit by crime wave. >> reporter: surveillance we deal shows a man pulling up k barbecue. he looks around before taking plywood. it happened the day after christmas. it has happened a two times since the first shelter in place. >> is a small business owner, we do not have income coming in. businesses are shutting down. we cannot open. with extra expense, it is harsh for us. >> reporter: the co-owners say that they spent hundreds of dollars painting over graffiti. on top of investing $10,000 in outdoor platforms. and they cannot use them and $8000 in security cameras. currently, revenue from take out is not enough to cover the salary of one employee.

>> a lot of people committing crime are depending on the police not around. it is a quiet neighborhood and there are not people walking or driving around. >> reporter: this cafc surveillance video with kpix 5. the man broke into the lockbox and took money, ipads and made off with the register. in december, the owner úgate. ed a $5000 security more than 50 businesses have beenarin richmond since october. many of them are asian owned. as of dee says burglaries have gone up more than 100% during the pandemic compared to the same time prayer. foggy notion was hit last week. the same thing happened on wednesday to another bicycle retail and repair shop. >> i will not go to insurance

with it, because it will mess with my premium and i am at risk of having insurance drop me due to small infractions. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu kpix 5. >> san francisco police say they have increased patrol of the area. you can see the scene over san francisco, looking west. it is a good example of the fog this morning. your drive to the two blocks, there is no fog. over here, you are in it. that is so it is playing out over the day. it is patchy and it will move the fog around. or ever it is for five events, the wind will blow it somewhere

else. if you are with us at 6:00, there was a good patch over the bay bridge. now it is gone. most of the drive is fine. we also are checking the east bay. this is the tri-valley. i am talking about real patchy stuff. you may not notice too many issues, but know if getting on the road, be prepared. you may come across an unexpected patch of dense fog it shows up over the peninsula. napa is the place to see it. everywhere is doing okay until the central valley. of course as of a has its issues. there is the dense fog advisory until 9:00. we have a cold one in santa rosa at 33. most other spots are low to mid 40s point livermore, 38. if you look at daytime highs, once we get rid of the patchy fog, today is blue sky. sunny

and relatively warm. up to near 60. santa clara goes to 60 for the daytime high. we hit 58 in hayward. for the for east bay, 60. danville, 59. will not creek, 60. pleasanton goes to 60. members for east bay have oakland at 59. north bay, similar numbers. novato, 61. san rafael, 61. petaluma, 62. numbers in the fark north bay maybe a degrees warmer. we talked about saturday being sunny. i will put us into sunday because it is different. sunday, there will be a week system that will try so hard to bring a slight rain. it will fall apart. at sunday 3:05 a.m. a few clouds in north bay. the rain will fall apart.

it does leave clouds for part of sunday. while saturday will be sunny and beautiful, sunday will be beautiful and rain free. if you pay attention, you may notice clouds. that is it. and then, we get into the remainder of the forecast. we have to talk about the possibility for near record warm. by the time we get to the middle and late of next week, daytime highs inland will start to get back into the low 70s. we are not there today. low 60s and plenty of sunshine more coming up later. one special girl in san bernardino county met her hero. a sheriff's deputy quick thinking saved her life a couple weeks ago. page as a new family thanks to him. >> reporter: with the gleaming eye and card in her hand? this little girl is meeting a man who intervened in her life when she was too little to know how desperately she needed help. >> every time i read about her, we cry.

took almost 3 years ago that page was discovered this. lethargic, malnourished and emaciated wrapped in a towel >> she had no fat on her. >> my partner and i looked at each other and we thought something was not right. trip took sheriff mike richardson was investigating a call in a neighborhood. as he questioned neighbors about gunshots? he found page inside a filthy trailer with her biological father. >> he said she is fine, she is eating. i said, she is not fine. >> reporter: he called the paramedics. >> the dr. said she had three or four days if we had not found her. that is when it hit. >> reporter: you saved her life. >> pretty much. >> we think him. >> reporter: for following his gut instinct and putting his original call on hold to take

care of the real emergency. >> we were the foster family backup a call. >> reporter: they decided that page had a permanent home with them. they just finalized her adoption. she enjoys the great outdoors and plays with her adopted sister and two older siblings. >> that was nicole comstock reporting. pages biological father has a sentencing hearing in february. he faces 12 years in prison. the giants say goodbye to one of their biggest rivals. steph curry catches fire and can he lead the warriors to

the warriors appear to be headed for a second straight loss to the clippers. friday night was the final night for fred chaos. los angeles was leading and carl

george drove into steph curry or the layout. the clippers led by as many as 22 late in the third. and steph curry caught fire. he buries the 3 transition. to get the warriors with an amount nine. final play of the third and 87- 81. steph curry had 19 on the quarter. tied at 89-89. eric paschal not down 3 to give them the lead. warriors bench put in 42. 105-103 and steph curry had of the to score 38 he made nine 3's. they finished the game on 15- 22 won 119-105 >> it felt like we were on the ropes but we hung in. i have been telling you how much i love coaching this team and coming into practice every day. every guy is all in.

and fun to be around and totally committed to what we are trying to do. a great feeling to hang in there and catch fire and come out with the win. women's basketball, haley jones and oregon trailed in the second half. they took a told things to a certain happen to run. jones with a great pass for part of a three-point play. they beat the ducks to remain unbeaten. longtime dodgers manager tommy lasorda passed away friday morning due to heart failure. he was 93 years old. it is only fitting the last these ball game he sat was los angeles winning the world series in october. he spent 71 years working for the organization. 20 as the manager where he led los angeles to two world series titles. the giants offered their condolences. we will never forgive his good- humored banter and long walks across the field at candlestick

park, blowing kisses to giants fans. deeply respected and symbolized the great giants/dodgers rivalry. we can agree he was a great manager and good for baseball. i am gianna franco kpix sports. coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a woman arrested for falsely accusing a black teenager of stealing her phone. what she is saying about the viral confrontation. it is restaurant week in oakland. how you can help out local businesses. a live look outside in dublin. we will be back in a

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. welcome back and thank you for joining us. i am devin fehely. let's start with a start of the check with the weather with meteorologist darren heck. >> we will turn our attention toward the record-setting warm temperatures. it will not get here until next week. let me get you ready for saturday. a couple of headlines. first of all, there is patchy fog. it is not widespread. there are a few spots to talk about sunny and bright today. warm next week. from the top of the salesforce

tower looking west, it is fairly isolated. if you go over the the bridge, at 6:00 a.m. you were driving through dense fog across the western span. now, it is perfectly clear. that is the seen in east bay. similar in the tri-valley. however, if we look at visibility map, there is fog in napa. it is cold in the north bay. it is 33 degrees. it is 41 in oakland. there is the patchy area, where the visibility sensor is. if in napa, give yourself extra time. anywhere near the coast, city or peninsula, plan on patchy fog. see the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. a live look at the white house. house democrats plan to impeach the president again. perhaps as soon as monday. the charge of incitement of insurrection is set to be introduced. two republican senators will consider convicting the president if he

is impeached however, some lawmakers say impeachment is a waste of time and energy because the term is up in less than two weeks. >> only a number of days to be protected from him, but he has done something so serious that there should be prosecution against him. >> i think it is a ridiculous discussion to have. i have enough decisions to make about things that could happen, rather than to spend on things that cannot happen. counties expect the state to extend the stay at home order. it expired at midnight last night. i see you but capacity is at 3%, far short of the 50% goal. the regional stay at home order is assessed on a weekly basis. sacramento is faring better. icu capacity is hovering at 6.4%. southern california in the san joaquin valley is at 0% availability. in sonoma county there was

22 deaths in the past week alone. compared to the surge over the summer at that time, they were averaging 10 deaths per week. our kpix 5 betty yu reports. >> reporter: in a week went deaths from covid-19 hit a new record of 4000 deaths per day, sonoma county has made room for more bodies. on saturday, this refrigerated trailer from the california office of emergency services was delivered to the coroner's office. >> in reality, it is dire. this thing is serious and we want people to regulate themselves. >> reporter: the county morgue has room for 35 bodies. the trailer has room for 56 more. >> you walk in and there are rows on each site. >> reporter: the possibility of rapidly accumulating deaths is not out of the question. especially with intensive care units around the bay area

filling out. according to stanford pediatric infectious disease specialist dr. rodney matthew. >> i would be surprised if we do not see the numbers climb over the next several weeks. >> reporter: dr. matthews says the current spike we are seeing is from thanksgiving. >> my concern is we are yet to see what will happen with the more recent holiday. christmas and new year break that everybody had. my worry is we will see another surge. >> reporter: sonoma county says they are prepared to take in bodies from other neighboring counties if their morgues are overwhelmed as well. in santa rosa, andria borba . a live look in san jose. there are zero available icu in santa clara county. on friday, they have 20 beds. on top of that the county is averaging 1200 new cases every

day. more than 840 people have died from the virus. >> our capacity in every hospital is stretched. we are wanting to help other counties in other regions. we are trying to do our part to take care of everybody. we are by no means out of the woods. we are in the thick of it. president-elect joe biden is promising to get more people vaccinated. he plans to release all available doses when he takes office. the current policy holds half of the stock in reserve for second doses. some are worried and new, more contagions variant could cause a bigger search. the u.k. has hospitals pushed to the breaking point, especially in london. the city mayor declared a major incident after the number of hospitalized buyers patience jumped by 27% this week.

the london ambulance service has taken 8000 calls per day. across britain, 1300 virus deaths were reported yesterday. a grand jury investigation is underway in colorado into the death of an unarmed black man in police custody. elisha mckay was stopped by aurora police officers on his way home from a convenience store in august 2019. the 23-year-old was put into a chokehold after a struggle. days later he was taken off of life support. the state attorney general has forwarded the case to a grand jury. law professor says one reason is the age he wants to be able to subpoena documents and witness testimony. >> or they think it is a hot button issue and they do not want to be the ones responsible for making the ultimate charging decision. a lot of it comes down to, were police following particle? did they see a threat? was there an assessment of the

threat? was the level of force reasonable? >> medics gave mclean ketamine. a dose recommended for a person who weighed 200 pounds and mclean wait 143 pounds. the disappearance of a plane in indonesia. search crews have found what is suspected to be debris from the plane in the waters north of jakarta. so far, it is not confirmed that the material is from the airplane, a boeing 737. it was carrying 62 people on a domestic flight when it lost contact with air traffic controllers, shortly after takeoff. a southern california woman is facing charges after she was caught on camera falsely accusing a black teenager of steeling herself on. >> that is mine. >> are you kidding me? >> the victim's father recorded this outside their new york hotel last month when miya ponsetto confronted 14-year-old keyon harold jr.. she yells at

him for taking her phone before tackling him. minutes later, and uber never returned the phone saying she left it in the car. in an exclusive interview with gayle king, she defended her actions. the victim's mother says, it should never have happened. >> how is one girl accusing a guy about a phone a crime? >> no 14-year-old boy should be scared and frightened. they should not feel scared or feel like they are threatening anybody. >> she has apologized and was arrested in california and will be transported to new york to face charges. it is restaurant week in oakland. this year is unlike any other. as kpix 5 andrea nakano shows us, it is a lifeline for business is sterling to survive the pandemic. >> reporter: gone are the days

of dining out and enjoying three-course meals. this year, the annual event is called restaurant and more week to include others that need a helping hand during the pandemic. >> they want to convey the message that oakland is resilient and open. we want to send a message of we. >> reporter: driving around the embarcadero and oakland, the devastating impact can be seen as businesses have closed their doors. the owner of chicken and waffles have said neighbors have closed up shop. >> support african-american businesses and all businesses. everyone is hurting. >> reporter: his restaurant is offering a full meal including drink and dessert, called the kamala. >> she gives hope to oakland there's. >> reporter: johnson and president-elect joe biden are longtime friends. >> the amazing thing about are

advised is a bit is the same person i met at 16 is still the same person she is today. >> reporter: local artist bobby arte painted a mural to represent that anything is possible. >> i see so many peers struggling and going out of business. friends are losing jobs. it has been a major struggle to see. >> reporter: while the home of chicken and waffles is offering delivery services, many restaurants have take out only. with delivery services eating of so much of the cost, they could not offer delivery and deals at the same time. in oakland, andrea nakano , kpix 5. an annual winter tradition and symbol of perseverance. find out what got birdwatchers expected this year.

information may shed light on the suspicious death of a young woman in mississippi. on friday, we spoke with peter van sant who is covered the case for 48 hours. >> we learned there was a detective at the meridian put the department who put together his own report. he said this case should be investigated as a homicide. me but the new prosecutor know about this, she has agreed to reconvene a new grand jury to hear about this evidence we

told her about. the family has been working this for years. the death occurred in 2014. they believe one's the detective report is presented to the grand jury, with belief the crime scene had been altered and the body had been moved to. of course, that does not happen in a suicide they believe it will lead to indictments, arrests and eventually, a trial. >> you could see peter's report tonight at 10:00 right here on kpix 5. california's labor market has not bounced back as quickly as other parts of the country. our len kiese asked scott anderson, the chief economist for bank of the west if there is a positive outlook for the bay area economy >> but the second half of the year, we think the reopening of service businesses, the vaccinations will allow folks to spend aggressively. the labor market will continue

to rebound. there is a chance the biden administration will get fiscal stimulus from the federal government, which will turbocharge the job growth at least for the second half of the year. we have to get through the surge of virus cases before we see that. california has one of the most restrictive stay at home orders. one of only four states with stay-at-home orders. one of only seven states that are completely locked down right now. that is what we have to get through. we know leisure and hospitality businesses, tourism, restaurants and bars are the epicenter of the economic pain. california governor newsom is making of a small payment for low income families. is it enough? >> it is important and critical for support. we want to get people through

until they can get vaccinated so that they remain solvent and get through staying in their homes. they can eat without missing meals. that is what we are trying to do right now. keep people from falling further down the rabbit hole of economic dislocation. estate home prices are forecasted to rise more than 10% due to a shortage of homes for sale. volunteers in the tahoe basin accounting bald eagles in the annual tradition. there are 26 locations around the lake for volunteers to track the bird. the bald eagle was put on the great seal of the united states in 1782. the species was at a low point due to the pesticide ddt. was placed on the endangered list in the late 70s. the count showed zero bald eagles and last year it reached

24 . >> the reason they have come back is because the u. s. had to work together and had to make sure the eagles stayed protected and had the means to stay successful. this year in a number of volunteers signed up for this survey. the tahoe institute for national sites had to cap it at 250. gorgeous pictures. this is the view from the top of the mark hopkins hotel, looking off toward the west. it has been a good morning to watch the vagaries of fog. look at the patch of fog floating out there. over parts of the city looking toward the west. if we look from the top of salesforce looking east, you see hayes in the east bay we do not see any fog. the fog is isolated and patchy and focused on the city in the peninsula. there is some in napa valley the closer you are to the delta

or if you're in the city and around the peninsula those are the two most likely places you will run into issues with patchy fog. that is 880 and it is clear as far as the eye can see. a good example looking over tri- valley. it is hayes and inversion. it is not fog. we are doing okay and the tri- valley is far as fog is concerned. 38 in livermore. colder in northbay. santa rosa at 33. it is 50 in san francisco. san jose, 41 point you can see why i am pointing out napa. visibility is 3/10 of a mile. the same in san francisco. most other spots, we are doing okay. dense fog advisory if in central valley. for anybody leaving the bay, are going up 80, as you get into the delta, you will hit fog . daytime high today. was the fog burns off, a beautiful and sunny day, near

60. if you look at futurecast, it will be sunny. here is 2:00 and 3:00 and no clouds. here is how sunday will be the front. a system tries to approach as we get into sunday rain at 6:00. it falls apart before it gets to the actual coast. we may notice a few clouds on sunday in the afternoon. we will not get any rain out of that. that will be a story for a wild watch the big picture. all of the storms in the pacific they will come in and go to far north. this one tries to bring a light shower to the north bay on tuesday. will make it a sprinkle in the north bay on tuesday. if we look at the long range futurecast, it will rain between now and late january. now through january 15 and lots of rain. nothing down here. if we play it out as far as this particular model will go, all the way to january 18, it has not rained. look at throughout the year.

january, february and march are three big months for us. on average we get 4 1/2 inches of rain in january we have 3/10 so far. we are falling we behind. we need to start ringing catch up let's get into seven-day forecast. it is not rain. instead, it is the complete opposite. we have a warm-up for next week will bring our daytime highs to near record warmth. low 70s by the time i get to thursday and friday of the next week and let. daytime highs in the bay are mid to upper 60s. and the" mid-60s as well. we are changing the pattern. it was nice to get the active pattern for the last week and a half we have light rainmakers. at looks like it is about to turn off and we will do the exact opposite for the first half of january. >> is that a term?

>> i said it at the top at the forecast. it is not an official term. i like to have fun with the fact that. >> on my way up, i did notice the fog, especially with the hit the city, but not much before . >> the vagaries of fog. it will be tough to gauge that this morning. the city for sure. if driving around the city, plan on it being a >> where you are more likely to find it. the deaths of 1911 call an emergency sleep first responders with traumatic scars. the jefferson award winner copes and stays healthy. >> reporter: officers who respond to emergencies from fires to protests, can there were come. retired paramedic susan farren says the stress built up over time can haunt them in the form of depression, stroke and

suicidal thoughts. >> so often we are trained in how to protect buildings and lives and we are not trained on how to take care of ourselves. >> reporter: she foundedfirst responder resiliency inc. in santa rosa in 2018. the nonprofit has helped 50 conferences and taught 4000 emergency officers nationwide how to prepare for trauma before it happens. >> you cannot run a fatal car crash, felony arrest and a fire and not expect that your body and nervous system are going to be impacted. >> reporter: cal fire division chief ron whitley learned his chronic state effectiveness home i. using meditation, yoga and others, and cons of his nervous system. >> there are scars, but it does not have to be a wound that gets worse and worse. took susan's training as a part of the academy curriculum. >> we see a change where people

are willing to talk about what is really going on. >> reporter: santa rosa police chief says susan has it is 2050 member department with tools to alleviate stress and sleep deprivation. >> she is genuine and cares. i think that is what sets her apart. >> reporter: susan herself gets emotional noise she is making a difference. a cancer survivor, she sold her home three years ago for seed money to start first responder resiliency. >> it is overwhelming to realize that out of my own tragedy, something beautiful came out of that. >> reporter: training first responders to take care of the cells for this everson award winner in the area goes to susan. >> will have an online ceremony on january 27th to honor all the area everson award winners and to let you know which ones are silver medalist to be

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her basic obedience and health matters and socialization. she goes to professional training for six months. >> some of the dogs learn specialized tasks like opening doors or pushing someone in a wheelchair. canine companions has more than 400 people waiting to be matched with a dog. kpix 5 wants to bring you good news happening in the bay area. go to kpix .com/together. send story ideas to together at cbs.com.

it is time for a look at this morning's top stories. search crews have found what may be debris from a missing passenger plane in indonesia. the fragments were found in waters north of jakarta. the boeing 737 was going 62 people on a domestic flight when it lost contact with air traffic controllers shortly after takeoff. house speaker nancy pelosi says president trump could face a second impeachment unless he resigns. three house democrats plan to introduce a new article of impeachment for incitement of insurrection. the oakland police the permit has launched an internal investigation into alleged hate speech. the interim police chief says it involves objectionable or offensive content the current staff post at on social media. a stay at home order as expired in the bay area.

is likely to be expanded after gathering data from across the region. available icu capacity is down to 3%. california is deploying a mobile morgue to los angeles county to help out funeral homes overwhelmed during the coronavirus search. on friday, state workers started to load bodies into 10 refrigerated trucks. patchy fog. there is a good example from the top of mark hopkins. patchy fog in the city this morning. otherwise, you should be fine. sunny and around 60. . much for watching kpix 5 news this m ning. we wil

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