live from the cvs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news good a third vaccine cleared for use for covid-19 vaccination. aversive transmission without breaks here and there. >> the south bay county opening up vaccine eligibility today, who can be immunize now and when will it be your turn? also the show of force from two cities, but did it stop illegal activities? the proposal being

put forward right now to stop them for good. good morning i am emily turner, let's start with a quick check of our weather and meteorologist darren peck.>> clear and calm this morning looking to the west with this guy camera, plenty of light filling the eastern horizon as the sun rises about to come up around 45 minutes, 35 in concord in livermore, 42 in santa rosa. daytime highs will be about 5b0 warmer than your member yesterday so that puts us near 70 near inland spots. back with a complete forecast coming up and emily now back to you. the fda has granted emergency use approval for the johnson & johnson covid-19 vaccine which becomes the third vaccine now in the nation's war against the virus. danya bacchus has the latest .>>reporter: with the united states approaching 29 million affirmed covid cases a vaccine

for emergency use has been approved, j&j vaccine has proved 85% efficacy against severe illness and complete protection against covid deaths 28 days after the shot. >> the more vaccines with a high efficacy we can get into play the better it is>> distribution of the johnson & johnson single-dose shot which can be stored in a regular refrigerator could be well underway this coming week. earlier president biden paint the house for passing nearly $2 trillion covid relief plan early saturday and said he hopes it receives quick action in the senate. >> we are one step closer to putting $1400 into the pockets of americans and one step closer for extending unemployment benefits for millions who will shortly lose them. >> democrats want the measures on the president's desk before march 14 and the covid relief bill met unanimous opposition from house republicans.>> democrats are so embarrassed by

the non-covid waste in the bill they are jamming it through in the dead of night. we ran the numbers and the amount of money that goes to feeding the virus is less than 9%. >> it is likely to face more gop challenges in the senate especially over the democrats hope to pass a minimum wage hike that will gradually bring it to $15 per hour, danya bacchus cbs news los angeles. >> the new johnson & johnson vaccine could be at game changer here in the bay area, an epidemiologist at ucsf said it will help likely against virus variance. >> if there will be problems it will be the variance and there will be burst of transmission and outbreaks here and there. that is when the johnson & johnson vaccine becomes helpful because you can vaccinate around them. >> and infectious disease expert says we are already seeing an impact of the vaccine in california communities.

>> i think vaccination is going a role in our decreasing cases that are solicitations and not only across the united states, but also california, because we had a sluggish start but we have 25% of our population vaccinated now. we do see a sharpness to a decline but not moving as fast as the united kingdom and israel or united arab emirates or other places. on the other hand, they keep on telling us, and i do think it is true, the doses will increase in march. >> health experts say there is no need to favor one vaccine over a different one because the goal is to reach herd immunity. california nearly 8.5 million shots of the pfizer or moderna vaccine's have been administered so far. roughly 15% of the states population has received at least one dose. we will need to reach about 85% to bring the pandemic under control. from today thousands in santa clara county will be able to receive the covid-19 vaccine and eligibility in the county

has been expanded to those who work in education, childcare, food and agriculture, as well as emergency service workers. today a vaccination clinic opens for farmworkers in santa clara county. the united farmworkers are teaming up with the county to set up the new site at monterey mushrooms on hale avenue in morgan hill. they say up to 1000 people will be vaccinated today starting at 11 am and the same side is open this coming wednesday. a vaccination pop up site will be open again today in oakland and doses will be distributed at allen temple baptist church on international boulevard, the clinic will be open from 9 am until 4 pm. appointments are open to those eligible within phase 1 a and phase 1b, for more information on vaccines and eligibility is where is where to get one go to kpix.com/vaccine . san mateo could become the latest bay area city to give

some workers hazard pay, as the city council considers an emergency ordinance to pay employees, large groceries and drugstores and extra five dollars per hour and those essential workers have been risking their health to go into work during the pandemic. berkeley, san jose and oakland have already approved their own hazard pay, the san mateo city council meeting is at 7 pm tomorrow. today a prayer vigil for the oakland father shot and killed in front of his son's football practice this week. it will be held at concordia park at 5 pm and that is where ruben lewis the third was shot wednesday during his son's football practice. the victim's friends told kpix 5 that lewis and the suspect knew each other authorities say that daniel stich turned himself into police but they are still investigating a motive. this weekend police across the bay area say they are cracking down on illegal sideshows, and attending or participating in one will cost

you. police say the sideshows often turned violent. >>reporter: a big crackdown this weekend and that is because at least three people have been shot this year at the oakland sideshows, police chief tells me the latest happened last weekend. two people wounded by gunfire. oakland police say sideshows are becoming more violent, this happened one month ago near downtown. police collected 200 shell casings and luckily no one was shot. oakland police say this sideshow in mid-january ended with one person shot and last weekend more injuries at another sideshow.>> two people with gunshot wounds and the result of participating and we have often seen a huge increase. >> it is not just in oakland but this one in san jose also ended and gunfire on

valentine's day. oakland police chief, laurent armstrong, blames budget cuts and no money to do sideshow enforcement. after three people were shot a received approval for stepped up patrols. >> this will be our effort to make the city safe this weekend and those extra resources be out in full force. >> this business owner says enforcement is good but a short- term fix. they do large sideshows regularly at this intersection near his business. >> i do not feel safe and if it continues they will kill someone. damage property as well. environmental design is what we have to look at, and certain intersections where it makes sense we can put up things to slow people down. >> like a roundabout or median strip and councilman lauren taylor says he supports extra patrols. >> we need to make the balance between enforcement, environmental design, beauty engagement and alternatives to entertain people give them

options could >> but any solution may come too late for this couple planning to move out of oakland as they are sick of the crime and the sideshows.>> we get tired of that, i love my house and oakland, but they have to crackdown. >> we just need law-enforcement a crackdown. >> police will impound participant cars and ticket spectators, in oakland i am da lin kpix 5 . >> also san francisco police officers on the streets this weekend looking for disruptive sideshows and police say that your car could be towed 30 days or longer for participating in one. this happened in san jose friday night as illegal sideshows resulted in vines and these three cars being towed. police say one person was arrested for reckless driving. two weeks ago san jose police report about 100 spectators at another sideshow at east hamilton and lee. police busted in an apparent

bank heist there in san jose which brought out the bomb squad, officers were called around 9 am yesterday on chase bank on saratoga avenue and police say the would-be robber entered the bank with some sort of suspicious device moments later building was evacuated as officers negotiated with the suspect who was eventually taken into custody. the bomb squad was able to safely deactivate the device whatever it was and they have not yet set what it was. no one was hurt. still ahead on kpix 5 , a california surgeon could face a new jury after he reportedly attended traffic court during an operation. plus one very happy puppy owner in san francisco, how that beloved pet ended up back home. now let's take a lie look outside to chase center for we go

in so many ways this pandemic has been an accelerator. for those for whom things were bad before they are even worse right now. we know from the data and from talking with friends and family that access to the vaccine is a big concern or black and brown communities and that is why drew this bill, and the work the president and i, and so many others are doing, it is about expanding access every

day. >> harris delivered her remarks at a virtual black history month celebration. a family and sacramento area is mourning the loss of a relative shot and killed by police in idaho in an apparent case of mistaken identity. joe johnson grew up in sacramento and earlier this month he was in his backyard in idaho falls when police opened fire. they say he was holding a gun in his backyard as a suspect ran loose in his neighborhood. police have admitted the officer killed the wrong man. >> all he was doing was protecting his family. and he got shot. sorry. it isn't right.>> he was a very respectful, hard-working family man. >> the family says it is still waiting for a full explanation on how the deadly incident idaho happened a sacramento plastic surgeon showed up to a zoom traffic court trial while

operating on a patient. you heard that right. >> unless i am mistaken, i see a defendant in the middle of an operating room appearing to be actively engaged in providing services to a patient. is that correct mister green?>> yes sir.>> i do not feel control for the welfare of the patient if you're in the process of operating if i put on a trial. >> another surgeon is with me to do it so i can stand here and allow him to do the surgery also.>> the sacramento bee reports although the surgeon insisted he could multitask, the judge wasn't impressed and disagreed and in fact he rescheduled the trial, the state medical board now is investigating. a minor earthquake struck this morning and monterey county according to the united states geological survey and the earthquake hit south of lopez point near king city before 1 am this morning.>> now

back home, it will be noticeably warmer today especially here in san jose so i will use this as my example to show you how the daytime highs today will be about five or six above where we were yesterday. that brings san jose six above from yesterday and 5b0 warmer i santa rosa and san francisco, hayward up by four. if we look at the daytime hyatt places us around 70 in santa rosa, 69 in san jose, we will also turn the wind off, it is a sunny day and 5b0 warmer than saturday, just enough to notice. and they will not be any wind. we are turning the wind off as well. back down into the upper 30s for some inland valleys, santa rosa break at 42 right now thanks to minor downslope breezes mountains and there are windows in the mountains.

if you look at the wind forecast, this shows 30 mile- per-hour gusts, but pretty much exclusively in the mountains and we are down at the base. it has helped the santa rosa temperature stay warm and very few locations will notices and then by the time we get to the afternoon it will turn off. the wind is will not be a factor, look at the numbers, back into the upper 60s around the south bay with daytime highs the same range as we work our way to inland alameda and inland contra costa county. a lot of upper to mid 60s here. topping out at 67 today in berkeley and hitting 68 in oakland and also san leandro. the offer mendocino county area those numbers will also be the upper 60s. how about the next chance of rain? on future cast the line

of showers will be able to break through what has been a dominant ridge of high pressure parked off the coast. as the storm starts to approach california it will get deflected away. we will not get rain from that one even though it looked promising for a moment. showers get pushed south and then it comes on shore and then it rains in southern california as we get into the early part of this week. another comes behind it that will try to grace us with light rain getting into friday when i get a lot out of that either but at least it will be a closer possibility than anything we have seen for a little while. then another one after that coming into the early part of march. fingers crossed the pattern starts to change and the odds for rain goes up, once we get to the end of this week, as we can into early march and first one or two weeks. rainfall totals light with that one on friday, plenty of

sunshine the rest of the seven day forecast, then showers arrive by the end of the week heard. a very happy reunion for a four-month-old puppy stolen during a carb burglary in san francisco and it has been reunited with its owners. the puppy named scruggs was stolen from his owner's car along sutter street leslie. it turned out richmond resident bought the puppy and tenderloin but after posting photos of the dog on social media the person learned scruggs had been stolen from a contacted police and officers helped reunite scruggs with his real owners and scruggs appears to be in pretty good health. police arrested a suspect earlier this week but they say that person refused to tell them where the dog was good are you ready for spring training games today? it is happening. and hockey, let me tell you something, it is a tough man's

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a good morning everybody. we hit you first with a game that would not and could 13 goals scored in three periods of hockley and the legions of ritual fans, san jose to the st. louis blues last night and tied, look at the far side. a second goal of the night and

then after that play look at this, look at the goalie jordan bennington. devon dubnyk and bennington throw out the game. st. louis attacked and look at this, brent burns, logan could trick connected and they tied it up at six. not for long because 45 seconds later. marco candela got a second goal of the night and the fifth goal of the third and the blues one this, i final of 7-6 baseball, guess what? not only is this the first day of spring training games, the fans will be allowed in the sand at the a's and the giants today and after more than a week of spring training, the giants will finally be able to face another team, the angels today. listen to veteran third

baseman, evan longoria. he is taking the high road in this covid protocol world that we live in.>> the one bright spot of covid is we don't have as many meetings now and they are shorter. in the spring, one of the things that i think the players least look forward to was having a meeting every other day lasted a couple of hours>> the eighth host the dodgers later. let me take a moment to do this shot up, senior day everywhere yesterday, a shout out to the women's team who stopped and eight-game winning streak by brigham young and one at 86-72, winning light nine of their last 10 games. it could be seated as high as fourth with a west coast conference tournament beginning. stanford virtual senior day for friends, family. they hosted oregon state. and in white, late the first

half. he knew what to do, the beavers by four points with a little over three minutes left. jared lucas pulled up and not down to three and it was oregon state day, it was a win of 73- 62. a big blow to the cardinals tournament hopes as they lost their third straight game. the california men hosted oregon and they could not stop eugene omarui, turnovers you cannot have them, one of 11 in the game, and then lj figaro made them pay in the pac-12 regular-season finale, oregon one 874-63. california finished three and a 17 in the conference. also the usf men's team lost to pepperdine yesterday 76- 69 and their season so far as a

record of 10 and 13. that is enough. see you later. a very special lemonade and lemonade stand is drawing customers into a bakery. seven-year-old, liza, set up this in her mom's shop in alabama the proceeds will help fund the little girl's brain surgeries and next week mom and daughter go to boston children's hospital for the first of several different operations and so far mom and daughter have raised $6000. coming up, the call to attention on the peninsula as hundreds rally to stop the anti- asian attacks. how one young teenager made it happen. plus the pandemic euro laid to rest in the united kingdom, the world war ii veteran was honored. now a live look outside where there is a beautiful sunrise this morning. we will be

welcome back, i'm emily turner, starting this half hour with a quick check of our weather and meteorologist darren peck. >> the sunshine is coming out at 6:42 with no clouds or bug, beautifully clear and upper 30s in the tri-valley. a live view from top of the salesforce tower, the sun has

already gone to work in the sky, 39 and that view at livermore and the same in concord, 42 in santa rosa which is relatively mild for you this time of day. look how warm we will be. these numbers are 5b0 on averag warmer than yesterday and also be less windy. i will talk about the next chance of rain coming up and now back to you people rallied on the peninsula this weekend a call and attention to a surge in anti-asian attacks across the country. john ramose was there and chose as it was an opportunity for the community in general to stand with their asian neighbors.>>reporter: hundreds of people turned out in san mateo to denounce the violent attacks on asian people in recent days but it the conscience of a child to get it started. >> i was really shocked. it is so sad and this should not be happening.>> the rash of violent attacks on asian people, many elderly, has

shocked everyone. while most are demanding someone do something about it, 13-year-old ashlin so did not wait for someone else to do it.>> right away i knew i had to do something about it and i wanted to start a rally and i told my mom i wanted to and so here we are.>> with help from her mother and activists from the millbrae anti-racist coalition, several hundred someone's showed up for a stand for asians march and rally to denounce the senseless violence. >> i think it does help and it sends a signal to the community and to those who are affected and deal with it every day they are not alone.>> many feel the attacks on the asian community are due to racial scapegoating by the trump administration or coronavirus coupled with a sense of asian people are easy marks he will not speak up if victimized.>> racism towards asians in general have been going for so long and not talked about at all and not covered in the main media.

while it is surprising, it is not something new.>> this message was posted on instagram saying that we are tired of being told we do not experience racism. we are tired of being told to keep our heads down and not make trouble. his voice is nameless, ashlin is not, but together they are opening the eyes and ears of those who may not understand how hard it is to be considered different.>> it is part of our culture to not speak out, everything will be fine, just keep your mouth shut, it is okay. power through it. and i just think that we are all here to speak out. we're here to give a voice to those who are voiceless.>> in san mateo, john ramose kpix 5 .>> the state legislator is considered more money to

document and study these attacks and they want to adopt an ordinance to declare all racially motivated attacks with a crimes and enhanced penalties. new york governor andrew cuomo is facing a second allegation of sexual harassment, charlotte bennett was a health policy advisor in his it ministration until last november. she said the governor asked her inappropriate questions about her sex life including whether she had had sex with an older man he denies doing that and said he has authorized an outside review to be conducted by a federal judge, and another former aide recently accused him of subjecting her to an unwanted kiss and inappropriate comments. president biden said there will be an announcement tomorrow about future united states relations with saudi arabia which follows a newly declassified intelligence report officially blaming crown prince mohammed bin salamon for the gruesome merge murder of washing up as journalist jamal

khashoggi.>>reporter: the report says the crown prince mohammed bin salamon approved an operation to capture or kill the saudi journalist jamaal hook is oji who was an outspoken critic of the saudi arabian regime. president biden told the crown prince father that the rules are changing. >> we will hold them accountable for human rights abuses. it is outrageous what happened. >> jamal khashoggi went to the saudi consulate in istanbul, turkey to pick up documents he needed to get married but never made it out alive. after denying any involvement in the disappearance for weeks saudi arabia admitted he had been drugged and killed in the consulate and his body dismembered, though they have always insisted the crown prince is and is.>> what is your opinion when it comes out damaging this has been for saudi arabia?

not just the killing of jamal khashoggi but the repeated changing of saudi arabia's official story?>> with any crime you have a theory you develop in the beginning. and as you uncover more evidence the theory changes and becomes more focused. >> former president trump made it clear that the killing was less important than united states arms sales.>> it is all about america first, we will not give up hundreds of billions of dollars in orders. >> though saudi arabia is a longtime ally, trump's son-in- law jared kushner created remarkably close ties with the crown prince and the relationship became more transactional with the united states willing to turn a blind eye to human rights abuses. now the biden administration has hit the reset button in the united states support for saudi arabia's blood intervention in neighboring yemen and releasing this damning report. holly williams, cbs news

london>> the biden administration face criticism for an editorial in the washington post over the lack of sanctions and saudi arabia in england a world war to veteran who later became a hero of the pandemic has been laid to rest soldiers performed ceremonial duties and i wore water to era plane flew over the funeral for captain tom moore>> you had a lot more fundraising and you and you would be back when you felt better you declared. we are proud of everything you have achieved and we promise to keep your legacy alive. >> captain tom's daughter honored her father who single- handedly raise millions of pounds for britain's health service. the 100-year-old man passed away earlier this month from coronavirus still to come, the trailblazing pilot, meet the northern california veteran who shattered one of the highest glass ceilings on the edge of space. >> getting in that aircraft is

great and not intimidating, i like challenges. >> she is using her past struggles to push her forward, a bay area student who is putting her family and community first.

the coronavirus relief bill that has now passed the house will have a key element removed in the senate. we talked with margaret brennan, host of face the nation, cbs they will strip out the $15 minimum wage provision. this is something that was hard for some democrats and some republicans to stomach. the party was told you have to wait and try again in a different bill, but not this particular rescue package, simply because of the way the democrats have chosen to muscle it through along party lines. so for the president and makes it easier to get the rest of the package through in that some of the democrats were balking he can keep his party in line a little easier this way. >> see face the nation later this morning right here at 8:30 on kpix 5 . today a nonprofit group that we remember our holding in on my discussion educate people and how to tackle bias and

discrimination. kpix 5 spoke to cairo person, one of the groups cofounders, and asked her about the group.>> we as a group of speakers we met her out our travels. one being a neighbor of doctor king, she was involved in the civil rights movement. and we have another person who does work for the industrial complex for the prison, so this person is a prison expert with those in the prison system. we also have someone for moreland's that talks about the gentrification occurring, and another person from jamaica>> for those not familiar tell us about the mission of we remember.>> for a little bit of background, i cofofounder and i are from san francisco, it started out as a project where we wanted to do more in our

community and learn more about ourselves being black people. we remember is a nonprofit that provides education about the middle passage and eliminate bias, disparities and forced simulation experienced by this middle passage so we do this by hosting and facilitating seminars, woworkshops, events, exhibits and celebrations. we also provide learning materials and post thoughts on our website and our overall goal is to launch a study abroad program that we plan to launch her virtual studies program this year. we look at this as a black history class you haven't taken but you need to, especially in this social climate. >> if you want to sign up for today's discussion on how people criticize places and hostile and varmus go to re- remember 2019.org. a sacramento area veteran has found a new way to serve after shattering a glass ceiling on the edge of space.

we spoke to the retired air force colonel who is now the first and only black woman ever to fly the u2 spy billing.>>reporter: the u2 aircraft, nicknamed the dragon lady, earned the reputation as a difficult plane to fly but it did not stop merrill>> it is great, you're not intimidated but you are excited so let's try to be the best you can. i like challenges. >> she likes challenges and rises to the occasion, raised by a single mother she put herself through college earning a degree in electrical engineering and she went on to become the first and only black female to fly they used to return as an air force colonel, and she is now a mom also doing foster care. can hall director of manpower personnel and services at beale air force base has been with merrill from the beginning training her on the u2.

>> she is worker tail off to get to where she is at and done it with grace. >> and she looks familiar may have seen her on the cbs show tough as nails. >> it was like getting a golden ticket to the willy wonka factory. tough house, tough as nails.>> clearly a tough one but with a soft side and paying it forward as a foster mom. >> i want to be the one who steps up and is an example, i'm giving someone an opportunity, can everyone else do that regardless of what they look like or what their gender is, give them an opportunity and see what happens.>> that was marlee ginter reporting, in addition to this, merryl tengesdal is a con accomplished pilot. >> okay bring it home, that earthquake we talked about earlier in the forecast is not in the bay area but look where

it was, less around monterey county at 12:35 this morning, 3.7 in a fairly unpopulated part of the state. now you see there are shaded areas on the map or people felt it, the lighter color says it was felt pretty weekly, but some as far south as near a santa barbara but none in the bay area we watch these things closely and when they happen to make sure we give you as much information as we have. now let's come back to san francisco, a live look from the top of the mark hopkins hotel with plenty of light, the sun just came up over the last minute. starting to see the early light down around san jose word is 43 and it is 42 in santa rosa, upper 30s for the inland valleys around livermore and concord. it is still windy and the hills. look at the future cast prediction for the brighter colors, the stronger winds are

lied perfectly with the tops of the mountains, not expressing much wind where we all live but if you look close to a mountain range, there's downsloping wind and it is a bit breezy and set a resident help keep your temperatures a little warm. in either case the wind turns off late in the morning so today is sunny, calm and 5b0 warmer than yesterday. look at the daytime highs in the south. upper 60s for most locations, 69 santa clara topping out similar location with pleasant hill going 68. san ramon at 65, 66 around livermore and san leandro hits 68. 67 around san rafael, 69 for santa rosa, right on the verge of 70 and then we will see 71 around windsor. a small opportunity for rain. look into the pacific at that

line of showers, it comes straight for us but then it gets deflected on monday. even miss out on the rain as it goes the other way, gets pushed out into the pacific but what happens is eventually it will come into southern california but it is not for us. we could have used it because this being the last day of february, the amount of rainfall we have gotten so far is month at just under 1 inch and three quarters is less than 40% of what we have gotten. falls in line with where we are since october falls in line with where we are since october 1 as a whole. that is how we measure the water, we start on october 1 and february matches the total so that's not the best news. thankfully as we get into the first week of march, friday, saturday, a small chance of rain. not a lot but it starts the process. and looking out pass that into the second week of march perhaps we can be more hopeful the storm track will return and

we will see more opportunities for rain. for many students graduating at the top of their high school class and then getting into their dream college as their top goal but for this week's students rising above scholar, success means helping her family and community first. >>reporter: uc berkeley's regents scholar kayla.>> welcome all graduates and families to the lps class of 2020.>> her virtual speech not met with the typical applause that an in-person graduation crowd would bring.>> sorry kayla the makeup room is a glamorous>> and her first tv interview is unconventional as well but just like many of the other changes, kayla the 18- year-old richmond resident, takes it in stride. kayla's outlook is an inspiration, her success a credit to her mom.>> i am

motivated because of my mom and i grew up low income and being born with a single parent, my mom was only a teenager.>> face for caring for young kayla her single mom left school to work and money was tight.>> i saw her struggle to pay bills when i was younger and still somehow got me here. >> and here is uc berkeley where kayla is a freshman measuring in biology and business and her fluency in spanish enabling this future doctor to excel at medical internships and volunteer opportunities. >> i'm interested in helping people of color and low income and i recently helped a doctor translate and i know how it feels not to have enough resources. that sparked my interest. >> and now kayla is not the only one in her family interested in helping others through education.

her mom is back in school as well.>> she started taking ged classes and so it inspires me to keep trying my best in everything. >> kayla's best is honoring her mom's dedication to her daughter while serving her community. >> empower my own community and i want to show them as possible.>> for students rising above i am michelle griego .>> to learn more about students rising above and its scholars go to i'm morganan, and therere's me to me thanan hiv.

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assembly area middle schoolers are showing us what life on the moon could look like.>> a rocket ship structure that reduces gravity for a better and more enjoyable experience.>> these aliens we have also have a trade deal with us where they give us air for a place to stay. >> impressive middle schoolers from cupertino, fremont, san jose, santa clara and pleasanton presented their ideas for city on the moon. students from safford middle school in san jose were announced the winners and they will represent northern california and the future city competition national finals which happened in april. the idea of being paid in teeth be an unusual one for

most, except perhaps the tooth fairy. today marks national tooth fairy day, in case you did not know that we had one. the idea began and a play to get kids excited about playing their teeth. nowadays kids typically get three or four dollars per tooth. the historic green gables, a serene 74 acre estate in woodside is up for sale for the first time. if you have a $135 million to spare, number one you can be my friend, number two, there are seven private residences among the meticulously landscaped gardens to buy the estate dates back to 1911 and the grounds have three swimming pools and comes with a tennis court and an artists studio. we will be

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the cdc meets today to approve the johnson & johnson covid-19 vaccine and yesterday the fda cleared it for emergency use. this tradition gets underway this week and adding a third vaccine to the battle against coronavirus. the new vaccine only requires a single shot. start today more people are eligible for vaccinations in santa clara county and this includes people who work in education or childcare, food and agriculture as well as emergency services.

police in oakland and san jose are cracking down on illegal/activity after an uptick in violence at the site shows. oakland police will tow cars and arrest suspects. the biden administration will give details tomorrow against steps for saudi arabia and a report says the country's de facto leader approved the killing of a united states- based journalist.>> the sunshine just came out 16 minutes ago and it keeps getting prettier. clear skies and no fog in the tri-valley, 39 around dublin and low to mid 40s from here atop the salesforce tower looking towards oakland. it will stay sunny and warm today with a small chance of rain on friday.>> thanks for watching kpix 5 this morning, cbs sunday morning with jane pauley's next right here on kpix 5 . at the news continues all day on cbsn bay area .

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captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, committed to improving health for everyone, everywhere. ♪ [trumpet] ♪ >> pauley: good morning. i'm jane pauley, and this is "sunday morning." after one full year of covid, we're all looking for any way of getting out of the house we can find. and for avid skiers, that means hitting the slopes. but this winter skiers are