we're learning more about the arrest of a woman accused of assaulting an uber driver sunday in this video, police arrested malaysia king two days after the incident for allegedly making a fake id to make a transfer at bank of america. police detained the 24-year-old to charge her with burglary. she is the one in red in this video and she faces assault charges over the uber incident safro haveen arrestwarrant, sh woman on the right of the screen, her lawyer said she plans to tuyourself in. president biden says his newly enacted covert relief law will strengthen the working class and he also says he wants to make sure it doesn't lead to

waste or fraud.>> it will require fastidious oversight to make sure there is no waste or fraud in the law does what it is designed to do. and i mean it. we have to get this right. details matter. because he has to continue to build confidence in the american people their government can function for them and deliver.>> the president says the legislation is only the beginning of his efforts in his words to build on economy that grows from the bottom up and middle out. the entire bay area will be in the reds your tomorrow, contra costa and sonoma counties canserictns on sunday and all schools in noma cnty will be eligible to reopen foall grades on restrictions friday so one immediate result is people can eat inside restaurants for the first time in months, pleasanton restaurants went forward with a change they've long been planning for another

alameda county has moved into the less restrictive tear it is not just eateries thing a boost a bookstore on main street is sing and increase in business.>> as soon as we got in the color red and restaurants could reopen a bump right up.>> the owner of towncenter books also says more are coming just to browse as they wait for tables at nearby restaurants, that sometimes can be a long wait since indoor seating is limited to 25% capacity. >> it looks so weird to see people inside restaurants now after getting used to seeing everyone outdoors.>> i am more comfortable sitting outside. >> restaurant owners are thankful for the partial reopening happening when it did especially since rainy weather could be returning next week from they will gather to mark one year since the shutdown began and they say the school district is moving too slowly.

at 11 am the plan to march from alamo square to civic center plaza and a rally at noon will feature remarks by mayor london breed and several state and city lawmakers. the vaccine will be accessible to millions for californians starting on monday and that is when adults with high risk of conditions and diabetes can make appointments, public transit workers as well and also those looking in living at group homes for them health department expected increase production of all three vaccines in april got pfizer, moderna, and johnson & johnson and it will be for supply here in the bay area. is standoff with police and a knife wielding suspect in sacramento. around 7:30 pm last night a man wanted to a lowe's store in west sacramento locked himself into the manager's office. officers negotiated with him overnight and the manager at the store reportedly helped police as they tried to resolve the situation. we are now hearing from the

family of a man who jumped off the bay bridge after a multicar crash wednesday night, they been putting up posters on the 25-year-old on the embarcadero looking for him. his cousin says he grew up in san francisco and recently moved to hayward with his mother and was suffering from mental health issues.>> we are hoping to find his body and to bring closure for his mother. >> this crash prompted shutdown on the westbound lanes. and aggressive coyote known for terrorizing people in contra costa county has been trapped and euthanized. he was captured in a padded leg hold trap thursday in by representative from the us department of agriculture. it will be tested for rabies at uc davis, they liked that coyote to attack on a three- year-old last month and for other people in different incidents, all attacks occurred within a 2 mile area along the lafayette morocco corridor. a pilot is on solid ground making emergency landing in the

middle the field after his plane ran out of gas on friday afternoon near the lafayette reservoir. officials say the pilot wasn't injured and no damage to the plane but a really close call. still ahead on kpix 5 , friday night lights are back for the first time in a year, a game of football played out on the field. after the break we will find out what was a bit different. >> just have this opportunity to play is exciting and fun. a history making grammys this year, the women are creating waves in the music industry, we will look at how the gender gap is closing. this is a live looked outside before we go to break.

welcome back, a live looked for san jose's skyline this morning, a little cloudy in the time right now is 6:12 am. the elaborate outdoor dining setups in san francisco may be here to stay. mayor london breed announced a plan to make sure spaces for dining and road closures permanent. friday night lights were finally back on as lvage a delayed football system. at freedom high school and only the football team played its first game in about a year. and not just the players got a cheer team tried to rally a

subdued crowd, no fans are technically allowed but last night freedom high school allowed two observers for each player.>> and observer is a parent or guardian from the household.>> it is great for the kids and they needed this.>> a lot of people are hurting and this is a chance to start dusting ourselves off and getting back to normal.>> football has now restarted and freedom high is about to start in-person classes next week mixed with distance learning. santa clara county is warning about the dangers from freezing temperatures this weekend, especially the homeless. outreach t k on encampments and distribute blankets, county officials a people without housing are at risk of hypothermia when nighttime temperatures drop below freezing. the gilroy armory shelter has this available.>> the real cold morning will be early next week and by the time we get to tuesday will see more widespread called. we are getting a little help today in terms of the temperatures this morning because of the clouds. you can see from our camera on

top of the salesforce tower we're waking up with a low deck of stratus clouds over much of the bay area. it looks more of a summer pattern that it typically would for us to the winter. the view over the tri-valley shows the same view. a lot of low clouds here and if you want to see if there any issues with this on the temperatures, no one is in the 30s and everyone is in the 40s so it is up to temperatures relatively warm and by doing that it helps limit any fog forming on the roadways. look at the visibility sensor. the only place that might have a minor issue on here is nampa and they are about one or excuse me cut 3/10 of a mile. other than that everyone else is okay as far as the fog. there is the marine layer and it burns off by late morning. as gray as it is right now will have sunshine most of the day and temperatures let me back into the low to mid 60s in spots, topping out is 54 around hundred and 62 in san jose, inc.

watcont the peninsula, or even the immediate bay got the wind will pick up by the early afternoon but most locations should not notice a whole lot in terms of the wind. let's talk about the rain, that comes tomorrow and we time on the leading edge of the showers which makes it to the north bay and this is tomorrow, but then rain begins tomorrow early afternoon in the north bay and the showers march across the entire bay area with the best of the rain moving right over the city and the east bay by the time we get to sunset. then it clears south bay by the time we get to midnight or little before. so the second half of the day tomorrow widespread rain or the bay area and a interesting item shows up with that bull's-eye down over mount hamilton and mountains of the south bay.

not a lot of snow but a light dusting of snow again is the system moves through and what we saw taking us into very early monday morning, will have a few leftover showers, and isolated thunderstorms on monday morning, but very few. we could see small hail but it would not be widespread. it's possible for early monday and we add up how much ram we will get for the second half of sunday and mondays showers the numbers are pretty good. we could get one 10:45 inch of rain and maybe more around some spots as the system moves through.. tuesday will be cold in the mornings as the system clears out even though you don't see too much standing out tuesday but that will be the morning when we see temperatures dipped down into the upper 30s in many places. the next chance of rain shows up by the end of next week and we will have more on that as we get closer to it.>> we definitely need the rain and

the window was closing for us for the season.>> yeah once we get through the month of march that is the last month throughout the year where you can see the hope for significant addition of rain and it doesn't look like a whole lot is coming our way this month.>> we will take every drop. wineries in sonoma county are for monarch butterflies whose populations have plunged to a record low. the jordan winery is dedicating 8 acres to become a permanent monarch butterfly sanctuary. one of the directors of the winery said they could've planted more vines but they see a greater need to help keep the environment balanced.>> yeah we will have butterfly soon or that is the goal. >> they had just under 2000 monarchs and that is a stark decline.>> the winery had a large successful honeybee operation and the hope to repeat that success with this new venture. women are making history

this year's grammy awards, for the first time ever nominee in the best rock performance or best country album is a woman or a group fronted by a woman. a new study music industry, here is more from kiet do . >> reporter: folk artist amethyst knows about crossing music boundaries. she is creating her own sound blending for and rock with soulful vocals. >> it was something that was challenging, becoming interested in a kind of music that appeared as if nobody that looked like me had ever participated or was participating in it.>> her single, black myse, was no roots on th2019 as she wrote it after joining with layla mccalla and allison russell to form this full supergroup, our

native daughters.>> all of us knowing that feeling of being only one in the room and to finally be together in one room was something i honestly never thought i would experience.>> and eight your study of the music industry by the university of southern california, found women make up only 22% of artists, less than 3% of producers and engineers. why are the numbers so low?>> when you think about disparities for women in music it is a complex and public at a problem. >> alisha butterfield jones is the chief equity and inclusion officer at the recording academy.>> we have to make sure we are hiring women but also educating and developing the next generation is so mentorship plays a big part. >> this year to highlight the roles the academy kicked off grammy week with mix event, a virtuan of female producers, engineers, artists and executives,

butterfield says they're making strides towards closing the gender gap adding 831 new female voting members. her goal is to make sure that women like amethyst see themselves in all aspects of the music industry. danya bacchus cbs news los angeles >> have a special lineup for the grammys tomorrow, 60 minutes starts at 4 pm followed by a live broadcast of the grammys at 5 pm with and encore at 8:30 pm at a special edition of the kpix 5 news .>> good morning, what do i have in mind? who got paid for the niners yesterday? we have a pac-12 championship matchup, who is in that field? and the san jose sharks less that you have to give them love, they

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good morning, i have the nhl on my mind up top and your san jose sharks. after the season they have been having got every now and then it is a good to have a laugh of the game. let's go last night. on the road the sharks at anaheim. scoreless eight minutes in and hello to much hurdle. first game of the covid list and he opens the scoring, late into the third and now it is five nothing. the steel and the score for his first career, nhl goal in the suite attacks at the end goal, devon doom nick shot and san jose's first shutout of the season and they won last night 6-0 got the same two teams later tonight. and the nba warriors were off last night and tonight.tomo at one they host the utah jazz.

the jazz just happen to have the best record in the association. after this morning we will leave jane wiseman alone. benched for the first three quarters of the loss clippers on thursday because he forgot to take a covid test and subsequently most important practice. that19-year-old scored 14 points late in the game and if it was up to dream on green, quoting the lion king movie, no worries. >> not that i'm questioning what the coach did, just not sure i would have done that because there is so much testing. tomorrow we test three times. from eight until 9 am, 5:55 pm, and 10:50 pm. about man g a covid test.>> in red, owing to vegas to watch his old team, oregon state dark jerseys,

battling oregon and time for a big bucket. jared lucas got what a shot young man, i three ball to put it out of reach, the beavers beat the top seed 75-64 last night and advance to the conference final for the first time since 1988. gerry peyton was on that team and plays colorado. after the nfl and 49ers, cornerback emmanuel mosley has avoided free agency has reportedly agreed to a two year deal with up to a $10 million. congratulations number 41 and a shout out to all the bay area high school football programs that got their first spring game in last night, more games later today. things are changing for the better in high school spts. thi we will see you later. coming up, our exclusive interview with a volunteer who

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welcome back, it is 6:29 am, thank you for joining us i am devon file. let's check our weather with meteorologist darren peck.can ee that the ci iswang out of the ordinary. the entire bay area is also doing that. you see san jose has gray skies and even in the tri-valley this morning. this looks more like the summer right now than it would typically in the winter and it is not like these are storm clouds and there is no fog except for one isolated spot. relatively warm temperatures in the mid-40s, the clouds have kept is relatively warm, and it is fog on the road and that is up around nampa we burn it off with plenty of sunshine for most the complete forecast coming up in a few. see you then. it's been almost 4 months since a homeless man allegedly

stabbed five people inside grace baptist church inside san jose and one of the survivors, a church volunteer, assuring history exclusively with us. he says he is more determined than ever to help in this original report. >> reporter: while the weather at this time of year is a bit unreliable there is one thing at columbus park in san jose you can count on. e to deliver food to the homeless.>> a try to get to know everyone by their first name and i get pretty upset with myself if i do not remember the name the second time i meet them.>> is one of the many ways that he treats people experiencing homelessness as a friend first. it is not easily earned. trust in this community is something he struggles with as well.>> it is more about trust issues, the theme of my dream is about trust issues and i myself still have ptsd about the incident, lots of

nightmares and scars on my face and neck.>> when he goes to sleep his subconscious takes him back to this night, in november he was one of five volunteers at grace baptist church to be stabbed by a homeless man he was happy to help and he has scars on his neck and she and had a blade stuck in his head for three hours at the hospital.>> was there moment you thought you made i?>> there was a moment. >> tw not survive but as soon as he started to hill heel he came back.>> about one week after the incident i started coming back. the moment that i pulled up to the park here, other homeless individuals started coming out and welcomed me and that is when i knew that coming back is not a bad idea.>> you have every reason to feel that you

should not trust this community, or, you do not feel safe because of what happened but you do not feel that way.>> i do not. >> his real problem is the people that need help.>> housing needs to change. >> until they are housed he will be here to help. >> do not let what happened to me define the community that we serve and love.>> he told me he is not comfortable discussing the details of that night because of his personal ptsd but he has also been advised by the das office not to divulge too much detail as a suspect has not appeared in court.>> the suspect in the stabbing is in undocumented immigrants who had been reported three times and has a long criminal history. today marks one year since thde --old nna taylor in the case

that fuel nationwide calls for police reform. she was shot and killed during a botched raid as louisville police officers were trying to serve a search warrant and none of the officers involved have been charged in the death and her mother, tamika palmer, and to mark the anniversary by telling a rally and remind people that as far as she is concerned justice hasn't been served.>> there will always be this sense of anger the you know she should be here.>> would take about march 13 and it is breonna taylor and not just remembering her name but it has become a rally call for justice in our city and our state. >> the kentucky attorney general has depended the officers saying their gunfire was justified because taylor's ri foe yfrid said he fired in self-defense taking somebody was trying to break in. there are conflicting claims about whether those officers identified themselves. the minneapolis city

council has approved a $27 police officer and rm responsible for kneeling on floyd's neck more than nine minutes, is currently standing trial for murder and manslaughter counts, cbs michael george has the latest. >> reporter: the minneapolis city council's decision to settle a lawsuit with george floyd's family for $27 million was unanimous.>> the settlement is not just his store because of the $27 million paid out, but for the impact on social justice, policy reforms, and police reforms.>> floyd's shocking memorial day death under the neo-former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin sparked outrage setting off a summer of nationwide protests and a global reckoning on racial justice.>> this nation needs healing, our family needs

healing.>> one of george floyd's brothers said he would give back the settlement if he could get his brother back and thank those who spoke out in his name.>> all the protesters were standing especially during a pandemic when you do not have to be you put your lives on the line. >> is jury selection continue friday and derek chauvin's murder trial the floyd family attorney ben crump is that it is the biggest pretrial settlement ever for civil rights claim. the settlement was have million dollars for the self minneapolis neighborhood where floyd died after the officer pressed his knee on floyd's neck for about nine minutes, derek chauvin's trial is to begin at the end of the month. michael george cbs news.>> george floyd's family filed a federal civil rights lawsuit in july against the city got derek chauvin and the three other officers have been charged in his death. new york governor andrew cuomo has lost the support of

two of the most powerful democrat scott chuck schumer and kristin gillibrand are calling on the governor to resign. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo was once again denying all allegations lodged against him.>> i have not had a sexual relationship that was inappropriate. i will not resign.>> in recent weeks seven women have accused the governor of sexual misconduct or harassment and the six accusation came from the albany times union which reported that a female aide to cuomo alleges the governor groped her late last year while she was alone with him at her private residence>> i never harassed anyone or assaulted anyone. i never abuse anyone.>> the pushback comes as the majority of house democrats from new york are calling for his resignation, a good representative alexandria oh

cause jo cortez. jerry nadler released a statement saying the repeated accusations against the governor and the manner in which he has responded have made it impossible for him to continue to govern at this point.>> we have to move forward in new york state. we must move forward with a leader in whom we can be confident. >> new york magazine interviewed more than 30 women who have either worked with or interacting with cuomo and found that bullying was a defining element. last week during and exclusive interview they spoke to former cuomo aid charlotte bennett who described the workplace. what was the culture like in the cuomo administration?>> it is generally toxic and generally pretty scary. istrefuple i ha > ricka dubs new york. a murder case in north carolina is being linked to a chemical commonly found in

eyedrops. peter van sant from 48 hours told us what and autopsy on the victim revealed. >> from that autopsy they got a sample of steve clayton's blood and fitted to a special lab that does a broad spectrum blood analysis and they discovered it had tetra hydroxylamine in his body that can be found in eyedrops. and the chemical that is the red out of your eyes, if you drink a whole bottle of this and it is odorless and tasteless, you could be in a, 30 minutes a day shortly thereafter. i do have to say the manufacturers of these eyedrops say they are completely safe if you use them as directed. they go into the eyes and i used it today for this broadcast. it is for external use only. obviously you never swallow this stuff because it c bey peters story on 48s tonight at 10pmt heonkp 5 . l tx

5 , the covid collection, why the smithsonian is curating everything they can on the pandemic and how you can help document this past year. plus helping students discover the magic of music, meet this week's jefferson

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during the pandemic remains as essential as ever been we spoke with the american red cross northern california region, we asked how blood donations could help covid 19 patients. >> reporter: blood donations remain essential to the health of archimedes were grateful to the ongoing support to blood donors and blood drive hosts and that need remains essential.>> explain how some blood donors could help covid patients. >> right now the red cross is encouraging all eligible individuals to give blood, to come together and schedule a donation for whole blood. and so we continue to meet the needs of covid 19 patients by asking individuals who have recovered from the virus to donate plasma by giving whole blood and the plasma from whole ou for antibo has high the virus.>> what is the blood type

needed the most.>> right now the red cross needs typo blood donors, having enough blood on the shelves is important for the ongoing care patients during emergencies. it is the most needed blood group by hospitals and often most in short supply.>> work of people go to find out more information about the upcoming what drives you have?>> if you like to join us for red cross month and schedule a donation appointment for blood or platelets, visit redcrossblood.org, download the red cross blood donor at or call 800 red cross to find donation apartment in the area. >> the red cross is anyone who donates blood between march 15 and the 26th will get in exclusive red cross t-shirt. when the pandemic is behind us and a chapter in the history books, gosh, that will be nice,

will have a place to visit some of the key moments that mark this past year. cbs natalie brand reports from washington on the growing collection of artifacts to tell the story of covid 19. >> reporter: when critical care nurse sandra lindsay became the first american vaccinated against coronavirus it was a turning point that would go down in history.>> i hope this marks the beginning of in and of a very painful time.>> that pfizer vaccine file carefully preserved at the smithsonian national museum of american history. north well health in new york donated lindsay's vaccine materials in scrubs marking the beginning of the covid 19 collection.>> we want to document the story from multiple perspectives got patients, petitioners, scientists, politicians and teachers, also individual jewels for whom the pandemic is at a direct and immediate impact on the lives.>> curator

alexandra lord said the smithsonian put out a call to the public soliciting ideas and photos and so far they've collected more than 600, documenting with the heartache and resilience of americans. how do you think this time in history will be remembered?>> really hard i think it will be seen as a major seminal event in american history and it will work time of before and after it does seem there will be radical changes in simple things and perhaps how we work on a day-to-day basis. but perhaps how we think about the inequities in our society.>> lord said that the question will help ensure that the impact of the pandemic is not forgotten nor the advances in medicine starting to pull the nation back from the most significant public health crisis in a century. natalie brand cbs news washington.>> the museum is still close to the public but eventually the vaccine artifacts will be part of a broader exhibit called in

sickness and in health which is for america's efforts to contain, control and cure illnesses.>> start with a big picture view of how our weather will change tomorrow. there is the next storm and plenty of rain is mixed in the clouds the future cast can see but it doesn't get here until tomorrow in the afternoon. we'll come back and look at this again in a second. it will not rain on saturday, sunday will rain but saturday we went up to gray skies, the tri-valley has a healthy batch of low stratus clouds covering the entire sky. same story from our view on top of the salesforce tower looking east, san jose has them as well. a great start to the day which has kept the temperatures relatively warm and when you get a nice blanket over you the temperatures don't drop, nobody is in the 30s except for napa where there is fog. and also run mendocino county the temperatures are down into the mid-30s and there is the visible issue for napa.

and for 2 miles that's okay, if you can see 2 miles down the road for that one reading at the airport that says we are doing okay but there will be patchy fog to prepare for if you have to be out on the road this morning up in the north bay especially napa. plenty of sunshine with daytime highs into the mid-60s inland. here comes the rain. timing that out and bring it forward tomorrow, by the time we get early afternoon got the leading edge of the showers has arrived in it takes its time over the rest of the day, the whole second half on sunday we will have rain over the bay area. here we are before midnight and is starting to clear the south bay. look on monday. early morning scattered showers and these will be different than sunday's rain. they showers that come in early monday morning will be scattered and even in isolated thunderstorms extend and small hail and by the time we get to

the late morning that will start to wind down for most of us that it is dropping like snow down on the mountains of the diablo range. right around mount hamilton. it will be cold enough we get a light dusting of snow upon the mountains. that takes us into the afternoon on monday. but really the majority of monday will be a quiet day for most. it will be steady rain second half of sunday, a few leftover showers early monday morning and that is it. adding it up rainfall totals are decent. we pick up half an rain in general if we are lucky for some of the more notable spots and there is the light snow falling on mount hamilton which doesn't amount to a whole lot but it is something to keep and eye on as it is worth talking about. much better snow in this year and we will get another additional foot of new snow up around on her pass. and that cold, it will be cold by tuesday morning. after the storm passes it will have dropped light snow around

mount hamilton, using san jose as in example, but the morning to do bottom out on tuesday with upper 30s in many locations and you do not see that in the seven-day forecast pc sunny and low to mid 60s for the afternoon as we rebound nicely much of next week. the next chance of rain is already showing up for the next week into next weekend, more on that in much more detail as we get closer so let's take tomorrow storm first. >> rainfall totals have not been great but what about the snowpack?>> have not been great, although a little better than the rain, we have had about 40% rain that we want a bit close to 60% snow in the sierra so it's worked out a little better they are. heavy rain in peru has displaced thousands and led to dramatic rescues. firefighters saved a woman who was trapped inside her house. evacuees north of the capital city of lima have been trying to cross a river to escape the flooding. heavy machinery is being sent

in to try to build safe crossings. a pair of musicians is using the power of music to transform the lives of underserved students in san francisco, sharon chen introduces us to this week's bay area jefferson award winners. >> reporter: joyful sounds filled the air as students show off their musical skills many have taken free lessons for months or years at music mission san francisco. the nonprofit professional musicians started in 2015.>> it was amazing, the pride and th happiness they feel.>> steve said the mission district was the ideal place to start. >> the arts programs have been eliminated completely or really cut down a lot. and we knew that if we offered a program there there would be a lot of interest.>> in

addition they wanted to replicate the free music program she had growing up in venezuela. it teaches music as a vehicle for social change.>> it made me believe in things that i could achieve and made me believe i can achieve anything. >> music mission san francisco is held free afterschool classes at the mission cultural center for latino arts and volunteers teach 80 students ages six through 13 on donated instruments. during the pandemic choir is on hold until they can meet again in person. the violin and cello classes have moved online which has been a comfort. >> children are going for all kinds of emotions and music can take them away from some of the harsh realities they may be dealing with.>> margarita said the lessons have made her son and daughter more responsible than her teenaged daughter, monica, has a new found

confidence.>> i have learned how to play the violin so maybe i can do something even for emp underserved children with free music lessons from music mission san francisco, this week's jefferson award of the bay area goes to margaret gonzalez and steve perdecarus. >> margaret and steve would like to span from teaching violin and cello having a full orchestra. if you like to nominate someone for the bay area jefferson award it

this morning a real toy story is a southwest airlines worker went to infinity and beyond to reignite california tyler with his favorite toy.

two-year-old hagan left his buzz lightyear toy on the plane when he landed in the state of texas and by the time the mom reached out the plane was on its way back to arkansas two employees jumped into action, documented his adventure and sent him back in the mail to hagan in elk grove.>> of being a mother and having someone go that far for your child not even knowing them was definitely special.>> happening today a weeklong series, st. patrick's day celebrations both in person and virtually is underway in dublin and gets underway within irish marketplace and chalk art and it inx e a drive- contest at en entertainment village. krispy kreme is getting into a festive mode for st. patrick's day by offering special doughnuts and including the lucky unicorn and leprechaun with white and green icing on tuesday and wednesday. some stores will give free

doughnuts to anyone who comes wearing green. remember kpix 5 wants to bring you the good news happening and the bay area go to kpix.com/together . we will be if you smell gas, you're too close. leave the structure, call 911, keep people away, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe.

if you see wires down, treat them all as if they're hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. >> it is a time for a look at this morning's top stories. today a rally in san jose call for action to stop anti-asian hate and violence. a state lawmaker organized the

rally and the da and mayor will be there as well as top management from th49ers d at city hall. today marks one year since the killing of a breonna taylor bo louisville kentucky and it calls for changes in police tactics around the country but tomorrow the entire bay area will be in the red tier and contra costa and sonoma counties can is researching tomorrow indoor dining will resume with limited capacity across the region. and a woman accused of assaulting and uber driver in san francisco was arrested two days later in las vegas and police say she tried to use a fake id to use to make a transfer at the bank and she is charged with burglary and conspiracy to commit burglary. it bay school inoaklanstnight each egh alloo household members in the sense>> a couple of opportunities for rain, the

first is tomorrow and that will be the most notable one. it is the whole second half of sunday were widespread showers move across the area and the rain on monday not much, a few leftover showers in the morning and then a break for much of next week until the end of the week when another storm gets here focus mainly on friday and into next weekend. we will have more on that as we get closer. >> thanks so much, and thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning and the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. enjoy your saturday.

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i'm eric wiese, and this is my wife, rashi, and we've dedicated