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reaching a fever pitch, how they are preparing for an uptick in business the help that you can get the best view in the house. still, first to that breaking news, the manhunt is underway after two children were taken in a frightening carjacking overnight. a four-year-old girl and a two- year-old boy endured a terrifying few hours after their father's car was stolen. he left his suv parked with the engine running just before 9:00 p.m. while he made a food delivery. his two young children were inside when the suspect jumped into the car and drove off. an amber alert was issued and police began desperately searching for the car. four hours later they found the car with the children still inside. >> words can't express how much

i appreciate everything that the citizens have pitched in to help and most importantly, the sf pd. their speedy response. trying to do the best that they could do. the whole effort is just it brings one to show that through the humanity of it all. and most importantly, you know i'm glad that the kids are safe . >> they had been taken to a local hospital as a precaution. the carjacking suspect is described as male aged 20 years old to 30 years old. he is around five foot 10 inches. they want to hear from you if you have any information. we will keep you updated on that story. we have time for our weather.

there is talk out there in the north bay. that would probably be the main issue. other than that, it is beautifully clear. this is top of the salesforce tower. showing you know fog over the bay. san jose, you look great. the current number right now, look at that in santa rosa and the station does have a little bit of fog. on the map we are down to 3/10 of a mile. the same bull's-eye that we had yesterday. anywhere else with napa included in that. you are doing just fine. and for the rest of the day, it's going to be another beautiful february day. looking at more blue skies than anything else. climbing into the upper 60s just to leave you with a click overview. 64 oakland and 68 santa rosa.

looking up for the cold low. it will be 66 in san jose. we will look at that and the complete forecast coming up in just a bit. a driver has died after a fiery solo crash. it happened at around 2:00 a.m. they found burned-out wreckage underneath highway 680. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. it's been closed for hours as the investigation continues. shelter in place is in effect for sonoma county as they search for two suspects they believe are linked to a shooting. the manhunt began at 9:00 p.m. and is still going on. it happened near gemini. following reports of shots being fired. the victim has been taken to a

local hospital. san francisco residents are questioning their sense of safety after another attack was, and camera. that he has that story. the video, we want to warn you maybe difficult to watch. >> reporter: it shows him walking around on the street and then it's two men walking behind. they punched the victim knocking him to the ground. >> get out of here. get out of here. >> reporter: they say that he reached into the jacket stole the property and ran into a getaway car. they say that the victim is 79 years old. it happened on thursday afternoon at 5:00 p.m. near kirks street. >> i am upset, terrified, our kids come out and walk our dog by themselves. we feel as if we live in a safe neighborhood.

we are close enough that we never thought that something that bad could happen that quickly. >> reporter: another brazen daytime crime caught on camera. they caught this robbery while in traffic at the interstate 80 on ramp near eighth street. he says he spoke to the victim to notice that they were being followed after a photo shoot. they say that the robbers made off of camera equipment and a drone. >> they run by myself. it changes how i feel about being in my own neighborhood. >> this resident wasn't comfortable showing his face on camera. >> definitely changes. i have a dog so i feel a little bit safer. >> reporter: the robbery at the on ramp near eighth street is still being investigated. after a string of attacks like this one on aging seniors they have identified a person of interest in chinatown.

a person has been arrested on an unrelated criminal case. as we report, some community members worry that it will cause divisions between african- american and asian americans. >> reporter: allowed festival celebration marks a sharp contrast. that's over the last two days. the lion dance and firecrackers are meant to ward off evil spirits. the chinatown chamber used the event to encourage shoppers to return since many people are frightened by recent attacks on seniors. they also passed out public safety flyers. >> all communities, we are one community. so, let's work together. >> reporter: they are calling

for patients in unity. he wants to work with city leaders to fund an ambassador program. some experts would walk the streets and prevent this type of attack. some business owners are fed up. they started their first patrol on saturday. >> just wondering you know what the people here. >> randy owns a store. he and other volunteers carry pepper spray. some even wear a chest camera. others have started their own patrols. >> it's more about just being an eyewitness. if you have a phone, you can record it. >> some say how people responded neither for the divide or unite the american communities. >> reminding people not to allow our phones to be used as a

hammer against black live matter. >> i'm showing my support to the community. we can also that we are brothers and sisters. >> reporter: this coming as they plant the patrol for three more weeks until the celebration is over. and oakland. >> the oakland chinatown chamber says no amount of private security can replace police controls. the governor's office has revised health guidelines for indoor church services. in a 6-3 ruling, they determined that california can't ban indoor church services. however, it can limit attendance. they say in areas with widespread or substantial virus spread indoor services must be capped at 25% of the building's capacity. while in those areas they need to be capped at 50%.

there are some restrictions on singing and chanting. however, they are still upholding its ban on those gatherings. they issued a statement saying in part, we recognize that many are eager to return to indoor worship services. but at this pivotal time with very high levels of transmission he remains critical to avoid potential super spreader events including indoor gatherings. still ahead, streaming as well. a new take on the traditional presidential address. how one woman ended up in joe biden's first. after the break, find out what made the president reach out to her. two years in the planning. behind the scenes of how the sports team will bring the game live and loud into your living room. how fast those cameras will go to catch every move.

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area restaurants are still hoping that they will take advantage of game day specials. we got a look inside sunset squares pizza san francisco extra staff will be on hand to handle an increase in business and so far a lot of folks have already ordered ahead of the game today. >> we are hoping for more sales. it has been a really tough year with not having indoor dining. whether it is you and your roommate you and your family even the closest people in your pod. you want people to stay safe. but to be able to have fun and enjoy the super bowl vibes. >> they are known for their square-shaped pieces but they've added specials this year. just for game day. let's get you ready for this day. the same issue with the sunday morning. it is fog in the north bay.

you are not seeing any here. that's a beautiful view. a little bit of early light showing appear early. the sun is coming up. we have almost an hour to go. that is usually when you will have your coldest temperatures. that means you're likely going to have your most noticeable fog. half moon bay is included. but that is santa rosa at 3/10 of a mile. it is the sheltered northbay valleys. so, let's talk about temperatures. we were in the lower spots for many areas. i just want to put that in perspective. what is average for right now and how long will we keep doing that collects this will be the average daytime high. look at what we are going to be doing over the next five days. escape for the daytime high yesterday. 66 in concord today.

technically a cooldown. and, you can see, even though he gradually cooldown we never get down to the average. that is concorde and the example for all of us, let's take a look at this in detail. san mateo is going to 61. a lot of middle to upper 60s for the ife. 67 pleasanton, go to 66 up in concorde. look at richmond going to 70. but, we will go to 66 four novato. in the numbers in the fire northbay have cloverdale, a warm spot. a couple of opportunities for rain. the first chance for rain is going to shop by late thursday. you see that persistent coming in really considering that into friday morning.

there's not a lot of this but a chance for light rain. this gets us into saturday. saturday evening into sunday the same story. and then it looks like things start to quiet down a bit. neither of the storms look particularly impressive. however, it is a nice sign that they are showing up as a possibility. as we look at the seven-day, you will see that there are plenty of opportunities for rain as we get towards the end of it. i just think we should probably approach that with some temperance on the idea. we will see how it plays out as we get closer to it. even if they aren't big storms, we will take them. back over to you. stomach looking live at the raymond james stadium.

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in morning everybody. deep in the heart of texas, they work so well at dallas a few days ago. they just rolled the ball out again. and with steph curry feeling it, he at five of these in the warm-ups. look at that. they trail by 16. he scored 31st half points. they were down eight midway. he was from the logo. it brought out the shimmy. he had 11 threes in the game. the final minute, big sequence here. getting a huge bucket. the mavericks up seven. but hold on, it gets out of bounds. the play was not reviewed. the warriors didn't go quietly. look at that, made it a one- point game. he scored 57. now, the next possession.

that's it. we are done here. another road game on the ice. also known as anaheim, they played here just on friday night. opening seconds, wild scramble. 11 seconds in. last night's game went in the shootout, and how about another? well, denied by ryan miller. baseball, chris davis is heading for the lone star state. yesterday they traded the prospects of the rangers. so, they got power hitting shortstop. andrea fills the position left open with markets. and he spent his 12 year career with the rangers.

okay. they found that a couple of weeks ago. they were sworn to secrecy. last night it was official. the clclass of 2021.1. charles s woodson found ouout. >> childld, >> it's mymy pleasure e to welc you. congngratulationons. > it's's unbelievavable. >> no doubt for the 18 year defensive back. 11 of the seasons in oakland. one super bowl xlv at the packers. and at long last, heading to canton. the first head coach got two super bowls in the 80s and got two more titles as a player and as an assistant. the general manager was elected last night for delivering bone crushing hit as safety for tampa in denver.

the multiple safety has been there since 2017. other members of the class include the cowboys drew pearson and megatron. the former receiver calvin johnson. it was quite a night last night at the nfl honors award. and congratulations to and rogers for being the nfl mvp. >> super bowl lv enjoy the game. still ahead, straining on cbs and bay area. >> we do love our teachers. ú>> reopening bay area schools. plus, all the latest on raking get your vaccines. the mega vaccination site and how one fire department is helping out.

welcome back. thank you for joining us. let's start this half hour with a weather. stomach to some minor areas of patchy fog. we want to make sure we spotlight that. it's not here. that's a great looking scene

from our camera taking a look out over the salesforce camera. you can see this right here. this is coming back out towards the west. it is subtle but there's a little bit going out there. you have to get up towards the coast. find a bit of patchy fog. we aren't seeing any here although there is a little bit of stratus. certainly not here either. current numbers are cold enough in the north bay down to the middle 30s that that's where we'll find the fog. then to about 8/10 of a mile for santa rosa. there is a half-moon bay down to about a half a mile as well. so, keep that in mind as you're about to hit the road. we'll talk about these temperature trends. first, let me leave you with some of those headlines. it's going to be sunny and warm again today it will be slightly cooler as we go into the week,

no more of the lower 70s by tomorrow. and then a light rain chance for late in the week. we have all that in a few minutes. to children who police they were abducted in san francisco are safe. the suspect is on the list. they say she and her brother went inside and asked-year-old boy. the father left the engine running while he had made a food delivery. it was just before 9:00 p.m. a suspect drove off triggering an amber alert. at 1: 15 a.m. they were still inside when the car was found. cvs stores are administering vaccines. the pharmacy saying it will now open online bookings starting on february 11. the shots will be given more than 120 different locations. starting on the 12th.

as for where in the bay area this vaccines will be available so far we know san francisco and sonoma are on the list. the overall case count has dropped off from its postholiday height, thankfully. they reported just over 12,000 new cases. down from the average of 50,000 the week of christmas. hospitalizations are also decreasing in icu beds are freeing up. meanwhile they had administered 4.5 million vaccine doses. they super sites are preparing to open the biggest in the state will be levi stadium. wilson walker has the latest. >> so to my surprise, and my amazement, it worked out good for me.

>> and he made sure to show up early for the appointment that he had booked online on thursday. >> i hope other people my age can do it. >> that's right. it is very easy. >> kevin was another happy customer. and he couldn't help but think of this day in a larger context. >> and very excited. i do see a light at the end of the tunnel. >> we feel like this is the beginning of turning the corner. >> reporter: across the bay, the berkeley fire department was vaccinating 800 people. it was a team effort in every sense. some patients were here thanks to the scheduling and transportation efforts of their neighbors. >> that's exactly right. my wife did the bulk of the work.

had a little bit of a challenge getting them scheduled through his health provider. it worked out very well. >> reporter: slowly but surely the states efforts are picking up speed and much of the promised lies in these larger sites. direct distribution with no confusion about where the vaccine is going or how much of it is getting used. >> i agree with you. it is the way to go is a little bit of stuff for people who can't get there. >> reporter: california vaccinated 200,000 people last saturday. not a bad number considering the weekend started slowly and they thought it may take a month for distribution to get up to speed. >> we are seeing it a week earlier. and there on the downslope of cases. it's all starting to look good. the only issue is the variance and what's going to happen with them. and how susceptible they will

be. >> reporter: but if you want encouraging signs, this was a good saturday. >> losing sleep because in thinking about patterns but i'm also waking up another night thinking this is the same. we are getting there. >> reporter: in santa clara, wilson walker. families and doctors are calling on districts to reopen schools. they say the science is on the side. in san francisco hundreds marched to city hall. among them young students who say money from home is taking its toll. >> we have been here for too long. some people aren't even participating. i just think that we need to get back to school. >> dozens gathered asking the district to get back in the classroom. but the cdc says it is critical to reopen safely what measures in place like masking and social distancing.

>> there is no evidence that opening schools safely increases community transmission and that the rate of transmission is extremely low. >> i'm a mathematician. i can read studies. nobody said anything with me that convinces me that it is safe to go back and that's what with a whole bunch of kids. >> alameda county has announced it is moving into tier 1 and can begin vaccinating educators beginning tomorrow. firefighters battled a three alarm fire at a commercial building on the south side of the city. they sprayed water as flames obliterated the rough of the two-story building. the fire broke out around 6:00 p.m. an hour later an explosion knocked out power. so far, there are no reports of injuries. to washington, a new portrait of, harris is celebrating in her new place in

history. it is made of broken glass. it's meant to symbolize the glass ceiling that she shattered when she became the first woman the first asian- american and the first black american to hold the office of vice president. it is located at the national women's history museum in washington dc. still to come, how we watch the super bowl? after the break, find out what you need to do to get the perfect viewing experience. pursuing her passion for music, meet the student who is taking her experience here across the country.

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atrocity. >> you can watch our special report tonight. president joe biden signing the latest executive data with 49,000 jobs added as evidence a new relief package is necessary. we talked with margaret brennan on cbs. >> and of course there is that $1400 stimulus check that he wants to send out. the white house is using this report to argue that the economic momentum is slowing in that the economy needs its own shot in the arm with the stimulus to keep going. we'll be talking about it with the treasury secretary on sunday. >> you can see that interview today at 8:30 a.m. right here. novick super bowl parties but it doesn't mean that you can't enjoy today's game. we spoke to conrad johnson how to set up your home space in

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this is now down in san jose. looking at downtown. we are still about let's see, about 20 minutes away from the official sunrise. this is often time some of the prettiest light that you get. this is looking out over dublin. it is 39 in livermore. if you go up north it is 33 and santa rosa. if you look at the visibility map you can see it's down to less than a mile. now, napa you have improved a little bit. half when they got a big improvement. keep in mind, the fog was flush around on these mornings. plan on the possibility for light fog. we are starting out sunny. here come the clouds by sunset. so, they don't shop until we get to about 5:00 p.m.

you will have nothing but blue sky. and a few high clouds will come in by the time we get to about 6:00 p.m. to give us a pretty sunset. the other thing that changes today, it is subtle when you look at it on the map but it will be noticeable for the changes earlier this week. right now we have an offshore flow. all those clear skies, you can see it showing you because we are pulling that from the delta. you're going to see a complete reversal on monday as the onshore flow turns on. this is how we start to cool down. it is also how he will, perhaps, pull in those clouds in the mornings. but for monday, we will probably see some of that getting pulled in. it isn't here yet. these are just like yesterday. middle to upper 60s. 67 at clinic santa clara. we will see these temperatures

in the far east bay go to the upper 60s. 65 in vallejo. topping out at 67 in berkeley today. 61 in san rafael. there is a 70 for cloverdale. the winds will go to the upper 60s for daytime highs. small chance of rain by the end of this week. the second half of thursday through friday morning will be the first chance. the next and get your saturday into sunday. the only issue is none of those look that impressive. there is a small chance we could get light rain. they shouldn't have huge impact on the rainfall deficits for us. and it's a little bit too early to start banking on the idea that it's going to rain thursday friday and saturday. there are small opportunities for light rain. that's the best way to think about this. we really need this in his february. but in the meantime, plenty of sunshine.

>> i know we need the rain but i will not be mad about the beautiful blue skies that we had yesterday. >> it's tough to be upset about that whether it's a you go, that's right, it barely rain in february and now we have extra fire weather concerns. >> that's right. whiteout conditions led to a pilot involving 40 cars and trucks. it happened on interstate 80. video from the scene shows vehicles and all sorts of odd angles. some of the trailers on top of the cars a truck driver who walked away from the wreckage describe the moment he realized he and his son had to escape. >> it was behind me. it smashed a trailer towards the truck. i had to get out of the way. when i realized that, i was like okay, we have to go.

>> scary moments. several drivers suffered serious injuries. but fortunately, everyone survived. for students, leaving the bay area is nothing new. but as michelle reports, this week student left to also follow a different passion. her love of music. oakland native and her dog braved the snowy streets of chicago for fresh air in the cold. this california girl in chicago. >> yes, everyone is like, you are so brave. >> her journey to the midwest started here at oakland school for the arts. when she had the privilege of joining another very special oakland native r&b artist in bill graham civic center. her school's choir highlighted by the singer. >> i got to perform with her.

that was a really powerful experience just being behind somebody so inspiring who literally used to walk the same hallways as me at the same teachers. >> that experience plus a behind-the-scenes summer job at the arkansas festival inspired her to pursue a career in music management. >> my major is music business with a concentration. >> but her educational journey would also spark a much deeper reflection. >> growing up as a young woman in oakland. i loved it. but i didn't realize until i got older that my whole world was within a two mile radius. it wasn't until i went to oakland school for the arts that i started going to school with white people that i had realized that the world was way bigger than i thought. and that's when i really had realized that my identity came into play. the only black on my class. it wasn't something i had to

think about before. >> so, teachers would encourage you to pursue your own path. chicago and its music scene fit the bill. >> it is so big. so, it really depends on the type of music that you like. >> and as a vaccine, giving us all hope for life and live music returning to normal soon. she continues to dream big as she explores her new city. >> i really want to own my own production company. i just want to be there making people feel the way that i felt. >> for students rising above. >> to learn more, go to our website. coming up, streaming on the bay area, how the nation's first dogs will come into play on super bowl sunday. and, taking a live look outside before we get a break. it is a beautiful morning.

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