a firefighter and a paramedic are injured. antioch police are on the hunt for a suspect. what restaurant workers saw. there were about six shots. an ongoing battle to get kids back in classrooms and why teachers and board members can't agree. stomach and investigation. who is blaming her for the deadly fallout for the rental storm.

it is clear there. the temperatures aren't that bad. it's not often you get a combination of those things. looking back towards downtown oakland. i have one location in the middle 30s. santa rosa is at 30. usually you hold the honor but here you are a couple of degrees warmer and is 48 and that view for oakland. take a look across the bay area. this is 37 over in napa. today we keep the skies clear, the wind away and we warm up from yesterday. if you look at the daytime highs,near 70 fortarosae ornumb right side show you will be

anywhere from 4 to 6 degrees warmer today than we were yesterday. that is just the start. going to go warmer here. for now, back over to you. developing now bullets from a drive-by shooting injured a firefighter and a paramedic. it happened at about 9:00 p.m. right outside of panda express. emergency workers were assisting somebody when shots rang out. they blocked off the area as they searched for evidence. witnesses described hearing 6 workers saabdominal pain and asking for help. when they arrived, they were in a clearly marked truck and ambulance. >> all of a sudden we see everybody gathering around. and then you just hear the gunshots. none of the paramedics said you

know they had got shot. we heard about six shots. >> it's so sad. those are the people who protect us. they got hurt in the crossfire. >> the firefighter was shot in the foot in the paramedic was shot in the leg. along with a man they were helping. a few hours later police arrested somebody who may be assessed back in the antioch shooting. he crashed at mcdonald avenue. the suspect tried to run away while also trying to throw a gun away. that person is in custody. the search is on for an 11- year-old girl reported missing. emily was seen around 5:45 p.m. on friday. here is a picture. san mateo county sheriff's believe she is a runaway. she is five foot two and weighs

120 pounds. she was last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, leggings and gray shoes. if you see her, please call 911. when teachers say there sdents those teachers rallied in front of city hall to shine a light on the impact they are having. we have that story. >> reporter: five straight days of negotiating between the teachers union and the school district are now down to one issue. how many days a week can students do in person learning? >> about 30 to 50 people showed up. the union says the school district wa ton-ti teacrs wtoo ur be half days. >> to be with friends and teachers more often lends

continuity to their lives at a time when continuity is hard to come by. >> reporter: they say because of other challenges the proposal is the best in keeping everybody safe. many teachers disagree. >> it would be more equitable to teach the kids who want to come back in the morning and then the students who are going to remain online in the afternoon. >> they are urging both sides to come to an agreement. >> if it ends up being two days or three days, so be it. >> reporter: james sawyer wants more communication and less finger-pointing. >> i want my kid to go back. but only and if it's safe. >> reporter: they plan to negotiate until they have a deal. >> i'm hopeful. >> reporter: even if both sides can come to an agreement they say the earliest that they can

return will be sometime in april. the school year ends on june second. in san francisco. kpix 5 >> they say both sides have agreed that pre-k and special ad will be five full days. after ousting an entire school board they are renewing their call to get kids back into the classroom. a few dozen people gathered at the city hall. they originally planned to protest against the school board who were on a zumba meeting disparaging parents. but it turned into a rally open schools. >> five days a week and on campus now. that is what we need. get my parents and tell them to open the doors. >> it isn't honestly, it'sot they were caught red handed saying inappropriate anunprofes

>> the board of education is overseeing the school board until new members can be elected or appointed. stomach police are investigating a nursing home accused of abusing an 87-year- old grandmother. the granddaughter shared her story. >> reporter: after suffering a stroke on the 87 yield was put in the care of this san rafael nursing facility. the family says she was abused and neglected. these photos provided show bruising on the arm. this is in san rafael. they say that it was at the hands of a staff member who hit their grandmother t hearparacomptely on the left si her body. she can't move.

she can't defend herself. >> reporter: she says that when her mom reported it to the facility they suggested that the patient may have cost her own injuries. >> speaking in cantonese, her grandmother recounted how the nurse hits her. she sustained injuries on her only working arm. >> they say that there were other neglectful incidents during her stay including three falls. >> she crawled herself over and started banging saying, help me. no one came. they didn't come for an hour. >> reporter: at the very least the family wants an apology and the staff responsible to be held accountable. >> i just wish it didn't happen. i people were not so

evil. >> reporter: a statement from that facility says they do not conform condone any abuse. all staff are continuously trained in identification abuse prevention, and how respon opriaty to gationof abuse. we also contacted the police department. they have this assigned a detective. he will also be working with adult protective services to use all resources at our disposal. if we can determine that we have probable cause that will happen. >> this can happen to anyone. it could happen to anyone's grandparents anyone parents or even you. it's a terrifying d sgtingthing kpix 5 >> they say that they have

moved their grandmother to a nursing facility. so far they say that she's doing mentally and physically better. as calls to reopen the counties intensified they lined up to roll up their sleeves. this clinic was opened specifically for counties who either work on school campuses now or will meet on campus when in person learning resumes. the clinic is offering about 750 doses. >> many counties have had difficulties being able to prioritize. they have said, we are going to stick with this. and that we will let you know when we can look at vaccination. alameda county said that they need to access the vaccine as well. >> this was the first sponsored mobile vaccine clinic in the entire nation. meanwhile, a new drive-

through vaccination site opens today at the terminal. people over 65 with appointments can receive shots at 11:00 a.m. they say that supply is limited because of the storms in the midwest. to find out if you're eligible, check out our resource guide at kpix .com still ahead, texans demanding answers as thousands are without food and water the blame game is starting to be played. >> they want to know why it failed and quite frankly, why almost broke. taking a live look outside, look at that beautiful shot of

struggling in the aftermath of the deadly winter storm. biden has declared a major disaster at 77 different counties as food and safe drinking water remain in short supply. uncle george has the latest. rei ing ers svolud at r cogu. texa

through accountability. they want to know why the system has failed and quite frankly, why it almost broke. she is calling for an independent investigation into massive power failures leaving millions in the dark. many lacking food and water. >> five days before that they assured them that they are ready for the cold temperatures. >> the texas governor seem to blame the nonprofit cooperative. >> we will be looking for a full investigation. to boil emain under advisory houston officials are testing water samples. >> we will be able to determine

whether or not we have any bacteria growth and we will be able to lift that as soon as we get the all clear. >> as the weekend arrived, so did help, charity workers from a charity organization drove to deliver friday night meals for a dallas congregation. >> joe biden says he plans to travel next week but he doesn't want his visit to distract from recovery efforts. starting out beautifully clear and calm. it is a nice way to start. a typical way to start. it looks really pretty from the top of the hotel looking back towards the skyline. we are talking about san jose and everywhere in between.

the temperatures are going to be how much we were going to warm up today. monday and tuesday will be the two warmest days. we take a look at this picture. you can see the clouds coming up and over. this ridge of high pressure just continues to grow. so, here's what that does. concord is our example. the average daytime high would be 62 which is the straight line across the bottom of the screen. let's see what happens here over the next several days. we are going to see quite the ark in numbers and we are going to peak by this time we get to tuesday. this is a good example for everyone is going to warm up but the numbers may be a little bit different.

let's do one more example. the average he would be 65. a couple of degrees warmer. if we look at the next five days, we're going to go back on monday and tuesday. so, if that is our example, let's look at where everybody is going to be today. we will top out at 69 in hayward today. numbers are over in the east bay breathing the temperatures into the upper 60s. we're going to 65 in livermore concord we are desire 67. san rafael hit 66 in nevada goes up to 67. the numbers wik noh bay. we saw the warm up caught righ coast is the fact that it's not going to rain. it doesn't rain and all over the next several days but even

beyond that, if we go out almost 2 weeks this takes us all the way out to march third and we see where it will continue to rain. we don't see any rain registering down here. so, the last part of february. look at those numbers and earlier in the week. this is by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday and we will bring those numbers back down again by the time we get towards the end of next week. i'll have more on this in the next half hour. the warriors are hosting a pop-up bookstore to celebrate black history month. more than 300 books will be available for young people from the city. it will be open this afternoon. the black owned store based in oakland is providing the merchandise. cutting ties with donald trump.

the controversy over ice- skating rink in new york and why they are feeling out in the cold. let's talk about the warrior game last night. frustration,or on back.r te

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college. i put the phone down and let him vent over the last few moments of the warriors in charlotte game. how many yelled in frustration? here's how it went down. he fell ill and couldn't go. the show went on without him. terry regier here. from half court and it was open. fast forward claim on green. yes. the ball put him up 10. the final minute here. kelly, a corner pocket three. the lead back up to five. but, here is where comes up to. they said gordon hayward called a timeout. dream on green protested got

two quick technicals and was ejected. for his time with those free throws and that is when regier hit a buzzer and he won the game. back to back winnable games. back to back losses. 102-100. and green went too far. >> he crossed the line. that is the main thing. we do love his passion, his energy. it would be the team that we are without him. but, doesn't give him license to cross that line. >> the college here. with a bit of a meltdown. regulation not long enough. oth st tying over time. he scored 40. the game went to triple overtime.

hit from deep. stanford is 9-0. the third overtime one at 85-76. it will cost them in ncaa tournament selection. they have three quality victories. both arizona schools and they beat ucla. is it enough? nhl and the sharks. when the going got dicey, the captain was clutch. this is the last eight games. and he leaves 3-0. there is jordan. a second-period shot. in this game was tied. re eighnuft. captain logan. right place. right time. his second goal of the night was the game-winner as they

skated away on top. 5-4. the next stop is back to san jose for an eight games stand. does that catch you up on the? get back to your copy. i'll catch up with you later. stomach ice-skating rings are closing at new york's central park. it comes after they cut ties of the trump organization. many are feeling left out in the cold. they are popular especially this time of year for youth hockey clubs as well as skating lessons. but today is the last day that they will be open. the director of ice hockey broke the news to the players. >> is going to be a nightmare since i'm stuck at home having nothing to do >> everyone was absolutely devastated. kids are paying the price for something that they didn't have anything to do with. >> some high school seniors are hoping that their petition can

save at least one for the current season. >> so much has been taken away. this is one thing that was holding us together. >> this is not about him. he doesn't come here. it's about us. >> the mayor terminated the lease with the trump organization after the capital riots. stomach still to come, the fighting scenes in one colorado neighborhood as debris fell from a plane. americans escaping overseas despite ac/dc warning. why some are choosing to travel to mexico in the midst of a pandemic.

welcome back. thank you for joining us. let's start with a check of our weather. it is a pretty day ahead. looking at downtown oakland. this is our camera that sits on top of the sales force camera. this is it is a beautifully clear and calm morning and usually the

price yet the pay is cold temperatures. and while we do have those numbers in the 30s, it is 35 in livermore. we are in the middle to upper 40s and some other spots. so, in that sense, if you have direct access, it is kind of a nice start to the day. this is what we are doing. not only today but well into the early part of this week. i will show you how these are the warmest days in the forecast. before i get there, i will leave you with today's numbers and how much warmer we are or will be today. from where we are were yesterday's highs. anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees thcast cing upjust a nuworkers movement prompted protesters to take to the streets in the bay area. >> local union members rallied

outside of a whole foods joining a national day of solidarity and 40 other cities. all because workers at the fulfillment center are voting to form a union. they say they are successful it could set a precedent for the online retail giant and other large tech companies. >> it's the same old story. we have a story of exploited workers. exploited workers of color in this country. unionism has been attacked throughout decades or past decades. it is down. >> the alabama workers have been facing an uphill climb. >> and san jose, another step on the road to recovery. the children's discovery museum is back in business. they will get to explore this

for the next two weekends. this is all before the general public can join in there will be a 25% on capacity as well as a two-hour cleaning break. masks are required for all guests. >> kids are wired to play. and it's been very hard for them to play during the coronavirus. this is an amazing playspace where we have fought through social distancing, hand sanitizer is so parents can feel comfortable that children are safe here. >> reservations are required. you need to get on that. families who can't afford it are going to be able to get in for just two dollars per person. a passenger jet suffering and engine failure moments after taking off from denver. the plane left debris strewn over neighborhoods as it made its way back to the airport.

we have the latest. >> united flight 328 turned back safely after suffering an engine failure and dropping debris shortly after takeoff. >> just experienced an engine failure. >> this video shows the engine on fire. it was en route to honolulu and return to denver international airport where i was met by emergency crews as a precaution. this is as part of the aircraft rain down on colorado just over 20 miles from the airport. >> i could tell it was a front end of an engine. my first thought was that the whole plane was coming down. you just don't think that that big of a hunk of an engine is going to come off. >> part landed in yards. and it apparently through the roof of the home. >> the debris was so far and

why. if you see it near your home, please do not touch it or move it. leave it there and call dispatch. >> it was carrying 231 passengers. no injuries were reported on board. the national transportation safety board has opened an investigation. >> the transportation secretary says that the incident is "very concerning and he wants to maximize the sense of safety for an industry needing financial support. stomach the power failure that slipped across texas is now having a political impact. here is margaret brennan to explain. >> could what happened in texas with this overwhelming power grid widespread outages and just a completely ely unprepare state for clement whether happen in your state?

and what is the state of preparedness? we will talk to two people from texas one from ft. worth one for houston about the fallout and the impact on taxes. but also the lessons for the rest of the country and we will speak to biden's national security advisor. an influential and key voice on so many issues of domestic and foreign policy. that's all i had. >> you can see "face the nation here later this morning. a man who was a concentration camp guard has been deported from the united states to germany. you can see them here. he had been living in tennessee. the department of justice says he was deported for "participating in sponsored acts of persecution. he is the 70th person identified to be removed from the united states. in a statement they said this,

"we are committed to ensuring the united states will not serve as a safe haven for human rights violators or war criminals. we will never cease to pursue those who persecute others. stomach senator ted cruz still taking heat for his trip to mexico. but he is not alone. thousands are flocking to cancun and other cities despite a travel warning wendy gillett reports. >> these are ever reliable this time of the year. the most popular destination in the country for americans. it's part of what drew chuck gr their first international trips with the start of the pandemic. >> i think mexico is doing a good job.

maybe more than some of the people in the united states. >> he came down for a long weekend with his girlfriend. they got tested before traveling even though there is no requirement to enter mexico. he says erd had it. >> it makes me feel better because i feel like i have the antibodies within my system. stat year down about half 2 ich from pre-coronavirus 2019. but available flight seats are up almost 10% compared to 2020 despite the highest level warnings to avoid all travel to mexico. outside of the hotels nightclubs are closed but these open-air bars are allowed to keep operating. along the popular fifth avenue, visitors and locals don't always wear masks. we ran into a team that patrolled the area daily reminding people >> people who do not want to

wear a mask they should comply. it is a regulation. >> last month they ordered them to provide proof that they tested negative no more than three days before flying to the home. many hotels began providing free rapid test before departure. >> these resorts are proving popular. the travel advisor says he's already getting many bookings from older clients who are about to get the second vaccine shots. planning to reunite with extended family for vacations here starting next month. stomach still to come, why are hockey fans flocking to tahoe? local business owners here on this unusual weekend. how a bay area scholar is working it's back, guys! check it out! what up, people?

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one manager says he hopes the unusual weekend has a long- lasting impact. >> what it's doing is putting tahoe on the map for people outside of the bay area. >> we just knew there was going to be a good atmosphere. >> because i'm so close in vicinity. i just love it. >> saturday's game was halted for eight hours because of melting ice. the game today between them has been shifted to the late afternoon. stomach let's start out our view here and take a look at the south bay. looking at san jose with clear skies of her head. this is just a technicality. because it's o no isesthere. and it ely warm wnere fon ast i

locations with temperatures that are well into the 40s. but if you look at the visibility map, every single one of those tells you you can see down the road. the only area of the minor exception is out along the coast. this is much better than the kind that you would often get stuck with. temperatures are still cold here. and it is 38 in santa rosa. but it is 2 degrees shy of 50 right now in oakland. so, we aren't going to turn this on for a while. instead, we take a look at the satellite imagery, we are seeing all those clouds. this is where the storm track is going to be staying. for much of the rest of this month. pretty much the rest of february.the g bull's-eye here the coast shows you the center of high-pressure e

by the time we get to monday, we started to see some of the increasing but that high- pressure right over california. it also keeps the storm track going well into the pacific northwest which does a number on keeping the rain up there. if what we have instead is plenty of sunshine let's take a look at that. fremont goes to 65. hitting 69 in hayward today. the numbers for inland alameda and contra costa county going to 65 and this will hit 67 here in north bay numbers coming to the lower to middle 60s we will go up to 66 in petaluma and winsor you're going to 69 today. one of our warmer spots on the map we can see a nice little bull's-eye here showing up for

i hate to have to keep showing this but i think it drives home an important point. from now until march second all the way through february we are storm track come back. we're going to need march to do making up. and if we don't have any rain, what you do have instead is a gorgeous looking seven-day forecast which brings your numbers back up well into the middle 70s for those inland spots. it doesn't last long. we will go back down by the time we get towards the end of the week. so, it is coming onto two workdays. but, this is going to feel and look a lot like spring. maybe you can start making plans. >> actually have a golf game. >> that's the other nice part.

we turn the wind off completely. today is the day that you step outside. this is the day that you say, spring is coming back. as nice as it is today, add another 5 degrees on top of that for tomorrow. >> you're going to have to own up to that. february is american heart month. michelle spoke with doctor rita redbird who is a cardiologist. asking her how cardiovascular disease and diagnosed. >> it means some kind of blockage in one of those vessels that feature heart. it's usually diagnosed because somebody comes in with chest pressure. when they are exercising are under stress. then we can do any kind of noninvasive trust tests.

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later they arrested a possible suspect. stomach a nursing home facing accusations of abuse after a bruise appeared on a stroke victim's arm. granddaughter says a staff woman hit the woman and neglected to help her when she fell out of bed. stomach deputies are searching for this missing girl. she was last seen on friday on sequoia avenue. they believe that she ran away from home. to texas congresswoman are falling for an investigation into the power failure that left millions in the cold. many are still facing a shortage of food and water. watch these numbers climbing into the middle 70s. let me just pull these numbers and really quickly. back over to you. thank you all for watching.

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