live, from the cbs bay area, this is kpix news. >> the entire oakley school board quits. why parent are still angry. >> that's what made me angry is when she suggested we were looking for babe babe. babysitters. >> a crime ring. >> and what you can do to help texans. well, we're pretty much done with the rain, emily. it brought you rain for a short

period of time. there are a knew stragglers, mainly in the north bay. as we look out live from our camera, no rain here for the east bay, none down here. that's a live look down in san jose where we did get measurable rain. we got about a 1/100ths of an inch. there was about another tenth of an inch that fell from a separate system but i'm just focusing on the last 12 hours. if you're getting ready to step outside, it's relatively warm because of all the cloud cover but it will breezy today. once the sun comes up it will feel a bit cool thanks to a wind chill factor. >> i'll be back with what comes next in the complete forecast. for now emily, back to you.

parentsangry over the oakley school board form a rally. they noon march starting at noon four board members stepped down after they made disparaging comments about parents, talking about parents' concerns about delays. a parent heard the controversy hall comment herself. >> yes. i was listening in to the meeting t. was shocking >> shocking what they said. understandable they resigned. >> the board members thought they were having a private moment but parents were already logged on and heard board members talking about angry parents on an open microphone. >> if you were a going call me out i'm going to. >> they want to pick on us because they want their

babysitters back, right? >> right. >> that's what made me angry when she said we were looking for babysitters. >> the superintendent sent out a statement last night to try to calm everyone's nerves. he said, quote, these were unfortunate comments and not what the community should expect from our school district. the former board members released a statement saying this is a difficult decision. we hear the concerns and believe yielding to the request that we step down will allow the district to move forward >> the president of the contra costa county board of education in the meantime appointed herself and other board members to serve as trustees in oakley. police say they arrested a

couple who received over $550,000 in fraudulent edd debit card. we have the latest >> reporter: assault weapons and edd debit cards in stolen money, just a snapshot of the crime ring associated with unemployment fraud. >> we have these edd debit cards and they have value. unfortunately, that triggers violence >> reporter: a sac police search warrant at james smith and china hill uncovered the crime. an increase in gun violence is directly linked to widespread stolen edd debit cards. >> we have a pending case right now involving a homicide murder where the motivation was stealing edd debit cards >> reporter: hubert said it's financing violent crimes fueled by the purchase of guns. >> the accessibility of guns today is almost like going to a

convenience store and purchasing a coke >> reporter: the ceo of community outreach brother to brother is talking about the role it's playing with two of the people using fraudulent cards to purchase weapons >> we don't want people who generally deserve that help to stop receiving it. two, we want to stop the vice it's creating >> reporter: to stop the violence, he believes you have to tackle the problem from all sides. >> they were purchasing illegal firearms even before edd halloween became available. once that happened, they were able to do a purchase more. so let's deal with the source as well as the edd problem. >> a s.w.a.t. team arrested the couple in sacramento and less fond 15 edd debit cards under different names. well, there's a major push

to get teachers vaccinated. the governor said they will set aside vaccines for educators starting next month. that's about 75,000 doses starting on march 1st. this weekend for the first time residents 65 and older can drop in to get vaccinated. it runs through tuesday at building 30 on petrero avenue. in oakland, vaccinations are available today and tomorrow at the native-american health center on international boulevard. anyone covered in phase 1a and 1b are eligible. they can provide up to 250 vaccinations each day but an appointment is required. to get more information, just head to our website kpix.com/vaccine.

on the road to recovery. the trivalley restaurant industry is using a new tactic to bounce back. dozens of restaurants are joining the safety trivalley and offering special deals. the promotion runs through the end of the month. last night in pleasanton many outdoor tables were filled out as diners came out. more than 40 restaurants from danville to pleasanton are taking part in the taste trivalley's you recall pull event. the goal is to survive the pandemic, including local businesses which are really hurting the most. >> the restaurants really needed to have something to boost us. some of these restaurants aren't making it. we said we will not let that happen in the tri-valley. >> it's no secret sales are down. >> the more you taste, the higher your chance of wenning a

prize such as a gift certificate or weekend get away in the area. still on kpix as texans suffer through a historic winter storm, one san jose business owner has come up with a creative way to help out. after the break find out what you can do to support them. back in the golden state. why kamala harris is back in the area and how her childhood shaped her. >> even at age 5, she was protective and who stand up to a bully. and here's a live look at san francisco bebefore

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after this week's devastating storm there's a new crisis. half the population is suffering from a water problem. >> there was no warning. there was no warning of, hey, our whole infrastructure might collapse in the next couple of days. >> for exactly one week nathan and his girlfriend who live in austin have done without hot water. they lost water completely on wednesday, forcing them and so many other to gather snow to boil for water. then they lost power. >> which is kind of funny because we had heard on the news that they were restoring power and we lost power today

>> reporter: for one week nathan and their neighbors haven't been able to leave their home because of icy roads >> you can't drive on the roads. nothing is being delivered. if you get to the store they're out of water and food >> reporter: thousands of miles from texas, she's doe stating $1 for each one served. her family lives without water. >> it's hard to tell if you don't live there you had bad it is, just basing it on the news. it's definitely worrying and stressful >> reporter: nathan said the first day there was some sun. so he seized the opportunity to drive out of state for a hotel for food and finally some heat and hot water. >> i mean, it's ral complete disaster. we'll have our first showers in the last i have no days.

the most frustrating part is the state leaders >> reporter: reporting for kpix. >> . it rained. unless you were up at the right time, you missed it. it moved across the entire bay area. so we picked up about 16/100ths of an inch of rain. it was a weak cold front and was able to bring rain down into the the area. we got measurable rain out of it. now we could get a let lit more. you can see a few showers, the stragglers just hanging on in the north bay but they're falling apart and light snow falling in the sierra but that wouldn't amount to too much

either. we only got a few inches. here we are seeing light fill the sky. sunrise is coming up. you can see the leftover clouds. it will feel a bit cool today. not because of what the thermometer is saying, at least in the morning the numbers in the low and mid-40s are relatively warm if you're up early on saturday morning. typically, we'll see numbers into the mid-30s this time of the day but all the clouds allow the temperatures to stay in the mid to upper 40s. what will make this feel cold is the winds. winds sustained in the teens aren't all that bad it's the occasional gust. watch out. the screen gets brighter. anywhere that's shaded in the bands of red, that's where we can see gusts in the 20s. the futurecast, it stays that way, pretty much all the way through late morning until we

get into late afternoon. then by 3, 4:00 in the afternoon, the winds should get a little bit better and it will feel better. low 60s for daytime highs today. it will come in pretty much right where they should be for this team of the year. all in all those two things it makes for a nice day. new off the next seven days we're going to get noticeable warmer from here f it's low 60s today, take a look at tuesday. 72 for the daytime high. we'll go ten degrees from what today's numbers are. we don't stay there long but warm up to 72 degrees by early next week. this will be a very sunny and rain free week. new the concern is not just the next seven days as we look at the long-term forecast, there's not a lot of hope for that. we'll take a look at this

coming up in the next half hour. emily, back over to you. this was a trip of the second couple home. since the inauguration kamala harris and her husband and security was tight. the couple was escorted by a parade of law enforcement officers through brentwood, an affluent neighborhood in west l.a two lucky ones were able to catch a glimpse of her. >> the vice president, the first female will be on our street. one person and all these people coming around. >> following her all the time. it's so cool. >> it was her first trip back to california. nikole killion spoke to some of

her childhood friends about how her formative years shaped her into the woman she is today. >> this neighborhood was full of kids ire ire carol porter and kamala harris mets a two pig-tailed girls at this bus stop and their lives have intersected ever since. >> kamala and maya lived upstairs. >> reporter: carol, cam a lap and her sister maya lived here. >> the daycare center took car of all the kids in the neighborhood. she was a really warm loving person >> reporter: a lot of good memories there. >> yeah, definitely >> reporter: and memories at thousand oaks elementary. >> we pulled up on the school buses >> reporter: where they were first bussed. >> she really had an

opportunity to see what other people lived like that were different from her. >> even back then she knew right from wrong >> reporter: stacy johnson baptiste was in her class the year before. >> there was a boy who had taken one of my art projects and she got in between me and even at age five she was protective and would stand up to a bully >> reporter: solidifying their friendship. >> that friendship continued on into our 20s. we bought condominiums in the same building. at one point we had the same black bmw325i. hers was the convertible. mine was a hard top. for carol the bond was

biracial, french and black. kamalas jamaican and indian. >> kamala and i grew up as black young women and that's who we are >> reporter: becoming the first and not the last. nikole killion, cbs news, washington. >> when kamala harris was sworn in last month she used two bibles, one from thurgood marshall and one from her beloved babysitter who she described as as a second mother. the warriors, they dug into their bag of tricks

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live, from the cbs bay area, this is kpix 5 news. >> thank you for joining us. i'm emily turner. let's start with darren peck. still some clouds out there. >> clouds and rain. we got that pulled up first just to last the last few hours of the showers kind of dissolving. if you missed the rain, it wasn't much. i will show you the totals. we're already seeing breaks in the clouds. that's a live look from the top of the sales force tower looking off toward the east over the bay bridge. how did we do with rain? we picked up about 17/100ths of

an inch. the second system fell in yesterday. it was night to see rain get down into the southbound. it will feel better temperature wise. that doesn't mean this will stay warm when you step outside. the current numbers are in the upper 40s to lower 50s. that's good on the thermometer. that's mainly because the clouds help keep us relatively warm. it's the wind that will make us feel cooler. when we check back in, we'll talk about a wind chill factor and noticeable warmup. emily, back over to you. now to some breaking news, shopping police are investigating two separate shootings overnight. one of them happened hard 1:45 a.m. at west alma avenue at the agave sports bar and grill. in the video you can see two wounded women being put no ambulances and officers held several men against the wall as they examined evidence at the

scene. san jose police are also reporting a separate shooting, this one at around 1:30 this morning leaving an adult with life-threatening injuries. crime scene tape blocked off a portion of cocoa way on story way on the east side of town. young athletes are celebrating a major win. state officials gave the green light for the return of school sports like football. students on the high school team held a conditioning session yesterday but they will have to wait long tore actually play games. the new guidelines ally to those with low coronavirus cases which includes most of the bay area. for a look at most of the guidelines, check out our sports stories on kpix.com. taking a live look at the white house now, president biden toured a coronavirus vaccine plant on friday as severe weather delayed millions of doses from being shipped.

natalie brand has the latest from washington >> reporter: as he toured a pfizer manufacturing plant in michigan producing covid-19, president biden said despite progress, new challenges have surfaced. >> in a knew days we'll cross 500,000 americans who have died from covid-19. i can't give you a date when this crisis will end but i can tell you we're e doing g everer possssible to have that day co sooner rather than later >> reporter: that includes ramping up vaccine production. pfizer said they will be able to increase the number of doses saying it's on track to reach 200 million doses by the end of the may. president biden worked to ensure those who are hesitant while areas are facing canceled

appointments. the husband response team estimates a backlog. >> with everyone's collective effort we'll be able to catch up. we understand this will be asking more of people >> reporter: on capitol hill they could take up covid relief as early as next week. >> should we not invest $20 billion to vaccinate nation? should we not invest $290 million to extend unemployment sense for the 11 million americans who are unemployed so they can get by? >> reporter: as the administration tries to triage, there are plans to open new federally supported vaccination sites in philadelphia and florida. >> fema said more than 2,000 vaccination sites are located in areas in power outages across the southeast. many people in tax are

trading one crisis for another. power has been prestored but there is a shortage of clean drinking water. about 7 million texans are under orders to boil their water before they drink it if they have tap water at all. in fact one town in north texas is urging homeowners to call for help to shut off the water to leaking pipes. >> we want to control the meter boxes. instead of one house having no water, we have a whole street without water and a larger repair. >> public works officials are concerned that frozen and busted pipes are beginning to thaw. a driver crashed into this water hydrant in tarzana in los angeles. it caused a huge mess. the water spilled out on to the

street for an hour and a half. they could not determine where top turn off the water and there were concerns of sinkholes at the site. still to come on kpix 5 and the cbs bay area, the doorbell ditch that is not funny. friendly neighbors lending a hand, what a group of neighbors are doing and why police have not cause the suspect yet. >> plus, cleaning up with come passion. one

neighbors in one orange county community are coming together to help out a family. it happened when teens in the area began harassing a new asian american family who moved in. >> reporter: you're looking at people running up to the home pounding on the door, at times flashing lights at the camera so they can't be identified and

running off. one left a pornographic print. some threw rocks and hurled racial insults. >> the sheriff come here seven times >> reporter: detectives stepped up patrols and told them to install cameras and a the only thing that stopped, neighbors, setting up guards in shifts so he and his wife can sleep.. this neighbor spread the word on the community facebook page. >> the reaction we received from the community is unlike anything else >> reporter: every night neighbors sign up to guard their home. >> they come this way. they see us and they turn around. will this make them stop forever? probably not but at least the family can have some peace. >> as you can see from the

crowd we will not stand for this. >> there's a lot of antiasian hate crimes. this is another sign it's happening. >> they do call them names and told them to go back to where they come from >> reporter: si said he doesn't know why he's being targeted. he's just thankful his neighbors have his back. >> thank you, thank you. >> sheriff's investigators said they are taking the case seriously. a recently enacted law in new jersey protects the personal information of judges following the murder of a judge's son. we talked about the new law with "48 hours" >> reporter: the idea is someone with a grudge can't just with a push of a button get on the internet and find out where these public servants live. >> investigators believe a

suspect posed as a delivery suspect when he killed two people including the judges son in new jersey and an attorney in california. you can see it on $48 hours" right here on kpix 5 the first class of the eagle scouts will graduate. the girls have top earn 21 merit badges and demonstrate scout spirit. that's right, girls. len kiese spoke to onone girlr asking heher what being g an e scouout means toto her.r. >> i didn't't ththink it would possssible becacause girlrls we allowewed into regulalar scscou i wawas in an adveventure crew whicich was sep. it's's a testamement in how man how muchch work we put in and t have a wonderful experience. so, yeah. >> yes. let's talk about that work.

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be held tomorrow. the national live stream ceremony will begin at 8:00 p.m. on scouting.org. congratulations girl, right, darren? great story on that. glad we could share that. if you're just waking up, it's a great morning to take a look out. look at the top of the mark hoffman's hotel. a beautiful scene there. down in the south bay we're starting to clear the counties. we did get rain. we got about 5/100ths of an inch of rain. union city got just under a tenth. there's richmond coming in. it was easy to pick out communities for rain. everybody got something. it was noise to see the system

that came through. and as we take a look at doppler, there's nothing going on there, maybe a few showers that di involves a they work across the bay. we can't rule out the chance that you might get a light shower over the next two to three hours from the straggler of the system but it won't add up to a whole lot. 40 in santa rosa. at left it's not 34, which it uld coeasily have been. oakland is 52. the winds will make it feel cooler. wind speeds, they're sustained about 15 they're gusting higher than that, no the 20s. when we put it into futurecast and watch the gusts stay that way, then the winds will start to come down a bit. that will make it feel better. when we hit the afternoon highs

and go into the low 60s you won't have too much of a wind chill factor but will have to factor in. vallejo will top out at 62. san ramone at 69. we'll go to 61 in san leandro. santa rosa going to 62 and numbers in the far north go to the low 60s. watch what happens with the rain between now and early march. i will let that play all the way through. there's march 2nd. this is taking us out 12 days from now. you can see where the focus of the rain will continue. this follows up on the trend for most of the winter so far. we got one good one mental was in late january we we had the atmosphere with the heavy rain

and strong wind this was good in terms of helping us make up for rainfall deficits. there were other things. here's the seven-day forecast. we know this will not be raining here, but the temperatures are also part of this story and there is a nice warmup coming our way. daytime highs will climb into the 70s. we'll get a short bulls really, monday and tuesday where the temperatures will spike. it will feel like spring and then we'll start to cool down a bet after we get to the middle part of next week. >> i know we need the rain but it's hard to get mad with the forecast. >> daytime highs will be climbing. it's easy to forget about the rainfall deficit. >> that is perfect california

weather. thanks, darren. well it is a filthy job but teams of volunteers are pitching in to clean at homeless encamp minutes. >> never pick up piles with your hands >> reporter: he volunteers who are pick up at homeless encampments. sometimes they take extra precautions. >> we have to wear disposal biohazards suits because we're cleaning up fee sees and urine. >> someone scale through here and started ripping the mentales down. that's not what we're about >> reporter: vincent started

the project urban park cleanup after encountering a child living in a van eye saw the conditions of the streets around me >> reporter: and vincent recalled what it was like to be homeless. >> i would sleep literally in the middle of the sidewalk for safety and people would step over me >> reporter: so he began cleaning homeless encampments. the homeless, like scott appreciate it. >> i appreciate it. >> they know that you're coming with care and compassion and you want help them >> reporter: he's reaching out the same way someone helped him get on their neat. >> everyone is looking for basically the same thing, someone who cares

>> reporter: the approach inspires volunteers. >> he's incredible. he's compassionate. he's caring oar so for cleaning at homeless encampments and connecting with those who live him, the award goes to vincent williams, kpix 5. >> if why know an ordinary person doing extraordinary service you can nominate them for a jefferson award. you can find the information on kpix.com/hero. our series praise in the bay area. in a neighborhood where the black population is disappear, a former 49er has a new game plan. >> i grew up with food insecurity. i was homeless as a child. i was homeless as an adult. >> taking a look outside before we head to break. we will be right back.

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the streets of this bay area neighborhood used to look a whole lot different and then the black population started vanish. enter a super bowl champion who is tackling a new mission, a former 49ers who wants to help connect and feed a small fraction of those who need it. this morning we continue to look at race in the bay area through the lens of those who make a difference. >> once this covid hit, i knew i had to do something

>> reporter: the filmore district. >> zucchini >> reporter: so was this 65 6'1" and 175 pounds leader, dennis brown. >> we're here in filmore and there's a strong african- american community here >> reporter: if the name dennis brown sounds familiar, what he did making plays for the 49ers for seven seasons might jar your memory what draws him now? >> i grew up with food insecurity. i was homeless as a child, homeless as an adult. being part of the san francisco- marin food bank gives mow a lot of satisfaction. the reason why i got involved is because i think in our african-american, in our community we're missing out on

this >> reporter: . >> i would call it the sin of renewal >> reporter: he speaks of the city's redevelopment project that wiped out four prime city blocks of the neighborhood which in the 1970 as was 80% black the damage was catastrophic. >> 883 businesses were closed. by the way, my aunt tugie's store was one of them all with the promise, hey, don't worry. we'll bring you back. not only did they never come back but you looked at the stats, the african-american population plummeted from 12%, 13%, to down under 3% >> reporter: in fact, the bay area census shows, the percentage of black african- american in san francisco dropped from 13% in 190 to 11%

by 1990. 2000, 8%. and 5% in 2020. >> in this city if you don't have jobs, you don't have contracts, you have to go and the discrimination is still here. it's still here and that's we have >> reporter: meantime, brown just wants to find and connect. >> my wife drew up in the filmore, so it means a lot. my mother-in-law is on fell. we need more african-american families just to come out here and take advantage of this resource because i'm here. i'm bringing energy and you will be welcome here for sure. >> dennis brown is at the sf- marin food bank every wednesday. remember, kpix 5 wants to bring

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resigned. they made disparage comments in an online public meeting about parents. an edd debit card b a couple got $550,000 in fraudulent payments. the stolen edd debit cards are fueling an increase in gun violence. governor gavin newsom said the state will set aside 10% of vaccine doses for some 75,000 educators all beginning on march 1st. a southbound restaurant chain is raising money for storm victims in texas. every dollar of a meal will be donated. and have kamala harris returned to the california for the first time since taking office. we have the doppler pulled up just on a technicality. there are a few light showers

but any rain that we get will not amount to much. by the time we get through the next hour this will be done. we picked up about a tenth of inch while you were sleeping. there's a warmup. we'll be in the low 70s for daytime highs by early next week. thanks, darren. thanks for watching kpix 5 news. don't forget the news continues on kpix 5 and the cbsn bay area. enjoy your saturday.

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