e n both respond out and keep the public safe. this is kpix 5 news. a raging fire in san jose overnight. how a blaze in the south bay knocked out by her for an entire neighborhood. two people injured after being hit by a car in the mission district. the event that led up to that incident. crowds converging in san francisco, adding to the voices to stop anti-asian-american violence. while he calls coming from the young and the old. the motherit wasgosathat. ck of

that is my lead. look at the view right now from our camera on top of the tower , the north tower of the golden gate bridge with the lights on it. this is actually kind of pretty if you don't have to drive through it. it is going to be foggy on the bridge and around the immediate bay. this tells us it will be slightly cooler today in the city as a result because there is a little bit more of an onshore flow that will help bring temperatures down just a little bit. speaking of which, daytime highs for today, i want to leave you with a quick overview. itl r fomany inland spots. ming back over to you. developing news this morning, shooting in san jose overnight has left one person in the hospital. it happened just below 10:00 p.m. on catholic drive. there was a heavy police presence. officers were looking

for clues, and police now are looking for the suspect. at this time, the motive is unknown. police say the victim is in stable condition. new this morning, also in oe up and flames after 11:00 p.m. a two alarm structure fire. the blaze set nearby power lines fire as well and threatened nearby homes. no one was injured. pg in the ditch shutdown power in the area for safety. they estimated the power will be restored by about 8:00 this morning. in san francisco last night, there were reports of two people ring hit by a car near 26 and mission. apparently, near a sideshow so flice have me aonwas acews.

o socidia iverg dougutswh attendees lit fireworks. all of this large event in the mission paying tribute to the late, legendary selena. hundreds came into the area. at one point, attendees shot off fireworks right in the middle of an intersection. as you can imagine and see, it all brought traffic to a standstill along mission street. thousands of people rallied across the bay area on saturday. demonstrators standing in solidarity with the ancient community, calling to stop the attacks and end the hate. one of the biggest protest was in sanci e. >> reporter: the day is beautiful. it was nice and sunny. we started off at city hall. marched all around downtown san francisco. the group was loud and on the

underside. not far away in portsmouth and st. mary's square, two more crowds, decidedly older. >> it is heartbreaking to see all the seniors here. usually when we go to things like this, the younger crowd. it just shows themselves as a community, they are concerned for themselves, and they want to have a voice. they haven't had a voice in so long that is kind of moving to see that they all came together. >> reporter: that was the second part of the day. all of these groups converging together for an intergenerational rally against tate in union square. >> we want to support our elders so they don't get beat up and taken advantage of. sh them they need to do for the future. >> i brought my kids. it's not a matter of this generation. it's a matter of all generations.

i think of my grandkids. >> reporter: several thousand strong by the time full crowd was gathered. those that came to march said this was a call to action for everyone. >> put a stop on this. pay attention. pay attention to the elderly on the street. if they need help, them out. >> reporter: there was another message. this was a community that feels targeted and won't accept it anymore. >> you have to fight back! >> reporter: beyond the messages of anti-anti-balance, there were a number of signs pointing to legislation bouncing around sacramento, bills that have been pulled into the discussion surrounding violence and crimes targeting asians. there is a bit of a political angle in this movement as well. in union square, wilson walker, kpix 5. happening today, similar rallies, standing up against anti-asian hate are planned

across the bay area. take a look at the list on the screen. berkeley, dublin, fremont, oakland. rallies also happened in other parts of california. caravan of protesters rolled through the center of town. signs bearing messages like hate is a virus and unite now against racist violence. in los angeles crowds gathered in chinatown and koreatown saying hate has no place in their city. people from many different backgrounds came out in a show of support. >> i can't just a home. i have friends. sing other communities being subjected to this right, it is not right to ignore it. >> i am the mother of god children. i understand what it feels to be endangered every time my children walk out the door. >> some of those crowds said they feel thatasian- americane taking on thtemporary

vaccine site is set to close on april 11th. that's just days before the statement starts available to everybody. so now, there is concerns that are being raised about whether or not the supply is going to be able to meet the demand. kbcw's danya bacchus has the latest. >> as the race to vaccinate heats up, so does the push to reopen. that could spell trouble. over the last two weeks, infections rising in 44 states. health experts warn a covid setback could follow. >> this is not the time to let down our guard. >> reporter: as spring break raises on in florida, former president trump's private club, mar-a-lago, reopened after a recent covid outbreak. republican governor ron desantis is threatening to sue the criminal government to allow cruise ships to go in and out. >> we have everything going on except the cruise lines. >> reporter: the cdc's current this a ll make expire in

vaccinations available to those 16 and older by may 1st. progress here, but not everywhere. brazil is an covid crisis. surging in crisis. in europe, many countries are locked down ahead of easter. all californians ages 16 and up will be able for a covid vaccine in the next two weeks. this temporary fema math vaccine site is set to close just days before that happens. health officials and the mayor of los angeles are looking at options to keep the site open. danya bacchus, cbs news, los angeles. looking at live at treasure island. residents got their first covid shot there yesterday. a mobile covid vaccination site opened up on the island for the first time this weekend. 100 doses of the moderna vaccine were distributed to obinic be back over the

next two saturdays. taking a live look out to oakland where the coliseum will be adopting a new vaccine option at the mass vaccination site. the johnson & johnson shot will be used starting on april 1st. the one-shot vaccine will be deployed in an effort to vaccinate as many people as possible before that site also closes on april 11th. meanwhile, statewide, nearly 70 million people have received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine. the average is about 288,000 doses a day. more than 6 million people are fully vaccinated. for the latest vaccine is, you can download the kpix app. just scan the barcode you see on the left side of your screen. we will have a code again a little later as we go to break. the time now is 6:09. take a look at this backyard. that trash-field guard causing . how did the junk pile get so

big? as temperatures heat up, a warning for anyone going there the water to cool off. after the break, what happened when one kayaker got into trouble.

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they will stay at the city's convention center temporarily. >> these are children. this is the right thing to do. americans will always do the right thing. >> the san diego mayor and dozens others were prepared to open the convention girls to 500 migrant girls between the ages of 13 and 17 who are seeking asylum in the united states. >> we are here because we were asked the u.s. federal government to provide a temporary home for young people, a company minors, at our u.s.-mexico border who need a place to go. >> social workers will help the girls reunite with families or connect with sponsors in the states. the san diego convention center will be used to house up to 1450 girls until july. local leaders say the federal government will rers city of san diego for helping ease overcrowding at the border. >> i think everyone here acknowledges this is not a perfect system. we are bound by our

international agreements and by our rebellion american values to deal with this humanitarian problem. >> the girls will be seen by medical staffed by rain is children's hospital and can stay at the convention center for 30 to 35 days. san diego's mayor says he expects another 250 girls to arrive tomorrow. happening today, an entire apartment building will be rolling down san jose street. this is actually really cool. this building stood through two pandemics. it will now be getting a new address. in a matter of hours, the apartments that have set on east ridge seat for 111 years. this morning, it is set to roll to its new home less than a quarter mile away. the four- unit apartment building was set to be demolished in december, but the community rallied together to save it, raising more than $250,000 for the move. they are going to have a pretty day to do it. a sunny, warm day.

daytime highs pretty close to 80. right about 80 in san jose. we are not there yet. this morning, starting out quite the opposite. the marine layer streaming in through the golden gate. that light is the power of the golden gate bridge. you can see part of russian hill right there in the foreground from the city. that fog is not going to last forever. if we wanted on future cast, we will see how it's going to melt away quickly over the next few hours. in fact, let's advance that image. perspective from the top of the mark hopkins hotel. now we will get over toward the tri-valley where it is clear. the only spot in the 30s, just like yesterday, in santa rosa, where it is 38 degrees. everybody else is in the mid to upper 40s. keep your eyes on that patch of marine layer. models will pick up on it beautifully.

that is why the view is sucked in. a good onshore flow. over the next few hours, it doesn't get much more intense than this. by 11:00 in the morning, looking at clear skies except for the coast. it's not really going to clear up the coastal day. that will have an impa imhi the fostthing,how ing to be. livermore, concord, santa rosa, all around 80. santa rosa is going to 79. san francisco, 68. the onshore flow keep temperatures cooler near the coast. the comparison on how far above average these numbers are for today is what really stands out. livermore is going to be 15 degrees above average. in concord, 13 degrees above average. santa rosa, 12. san francisco, just 6 degrees above average for today. it's not only today, although today is important. it's sunday. the most important day in the forecast because you have a day

off for your second half of the weekend. let me show you what happens over the next three days from here. there is going to be a little bit of a dip tomorrow, monday. we are still not going to cool all the way back down to average. we are going to warm right back up again going into the middle part of next week. this is just a generalized forecast for most human locations today. 67 would be the average daytime high right now. most of the spots i was showing you will be near 80. 80 today, i, and a warm up into the middle of next week. you can see, how far above average in general? some spots getting to 10 degrees above average wednesday. on wednesday, those shades start to go back up to banow d significant warm up. seven-day forecast, just kind of finishes that story off with numbers climbing into the mid 80s as we get toward the middle part of the week.

cooling back down as we approach next weekend. we will have more coming up in the next half hour, including, italy, it is going to get windy by the time we get into monday and tuesday morning. i want to talk to you about the offshore wind event i see coming up a little later. >> i will look forward to the 80s. i kind of think it's going to be perfect for a beach day. >> it makes getting outside wonderful for this time of year. start making your plans. a cleanup but some neighbors in the l.a. area have been asking about for a year. now finally happening. they say trash and jack has been accumulating for at least three years in the front and back yards of the home and granada hills. take a look at l calunwanted items. can you imagine? they also say the owner's son has been treating the property like a junkyard. the city has finally stepped in to clear out all of the trash.

>> so excited. i can't even tell you. i feel like finally, our prayers have been answered, and the cleanup. we don't have to see, when we open our doors, and people coming around. people drive by and take pictures. like it's disneyland or something. >> maybe not so attractive as disneyland. the target has been the target of 11 nuisance complaints. a lifeguard succeeded in rescuing a woman whose kayak flipped over. reporter heather jensen says the rescue comes as warm weather in the central valley is drawing more and more visitors to local waterways. >> reporter: rescue crews coming to save the day. afher k him leaving her strandin water. later, taken away in an ambulance, but expected to be okay. not far behind, state park lifeguards on patrol. more on staff as more people

crowd local rivers and lakes. ú are out on the water. >> reporter: the draw for most, temperatures nearing 80 degrees. the nicest weekend in a long while. >> it seemed as though the weather and the recognition it was going to be a nice day brought people out. >> reporter: evan sharp and katie andrew among the many taking advantage. >> the parking lot was full. we saw boaters, whether it be standup cattle borders or kayakers. >> even in this warm spring weather, cold winter water still lingers. the national weather service urging folks to's stay safe saying fast-moving water can be powerful and turned deadly. kayakers keeping cautious while out and ou >> we are careful. we keep close to the shore. >> reporter: many enjoying the fun in the sun, all while hoping to avoid being hit by a

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> good morning, everybody. the ncaa tournament from both the women's side and the men's side. what happened saturday? let's begin with a touch of san francisco. sister jean. these ramblers have the mental toughness you would expect. the lead cut to three late in the game. sister jean approved. was oregon state's they. all it took was a jumper, and we are done. oegon state, pac-12 chant, on its way to the elite eight round for the first time in almost 40 years. pac-12 now 10-1 in the tournament. jimmy is a grinder. his. use orange took his persona into the game with houston.

final minute, grisham. the points, 62-46. the left 10 oregon state will be waiting next on monday. there is worthwhile coach eric. calling the shots from arkansas now against oral roberts in the dark jersey. oral roberts, 15th seed, led by 12. is that how you start. it's how you finish. jalen tate inside. rates wrecked by two in the last five minutes. tied it 70-70. davis time. two seconds left. timeout, oral roberts to drop a play. last chance. a good look, but no. arkansas survived oral roberts. they moved onto the elite eight , 72-70. somewhere, the bay area

razorback alumni chapter is all doing a hog call. the baylor coach scott drew who ana, tat th sepic s red e they won 6251. they advance to the elite eight to run with arkansas. very quickly on the women's side before we move on, nc state moved on yesterday. they will face indiana tomorrow. uconn will draw the baylor bears. moving on, we have the nhl. san jose sharks in the desert against the arizona coyotes. a chance to get back at them for the loss on friday night. patrick marley,the e all-time for games

played. it wasn't enough to stop phil from getting the coyotes a 2-0 lee. same score third period. cancel tonight once but not twice. a three-goal hat trick. 4-0 four arizona who completed a back-to-back night on san jose. that is sports. later on today, ncaa play, the stanford women, the top seed, take on mississippi state down to san antonio, texas, and a chance to advance to the elite eight. see you later. coming up on kpix 5 , back on the field and off the streets . how these football games are about much more than just scoring touchdowns. plus making a difference. i running store in boulder is helping families of the king ertis. > is a live

this is kpix 5 news. welcome back. things for joining us. i am emily turner. let's get a start of our half hour with a check of our weather. >> before i get into how warm it is going to be, a lot of low 80s for inland spots, we have to talk about the fog in the bay. this is a beautiful surge of marine layer. that is the golden gate bridge.

there is the water. alcatraz is over there. give yourself a little extra time if you have to cross the bridge today or if you are going to be driving through the marine headlands. other than that, it is clear. lookout clear it is an the tri- valley. it's cold in lapeer santa rosa, 38 right now. only 44 for liverpool. nation highs, a lot of low 80s today. the complete forecast in a bit. rallies around nationwide to callout hate against asian- americans. protesters in sacramento gathered in southside park in support of the movement. kpix 5's er there. >> reporter: making noise in hopes of making a difference. >> we have to step out and say no. we are not going to tolerate this. >> reporter: teresa, fed up with hate crimes and violence spurred by racism. for her, he

gets personal, and hits too close to home. >> as a mother of 12 children, i understand what it means to feel endangered every time my children walk out the door. it makes me feel angry. it makes me feel like we have to do something. >> reporter: a caravan of protesters rolled through sacramento, sending the message loud and clear. signs like hate is a virus, unite now against racist virus. >> i can't just a home. i have friends. singh communities subjected to this abuse, it is not right to ignore it. >> reporter: carry is proud to holter sign. adopted in south korea, and race by a white family, set the ofthisproteswe pple of >> my is hispanic or asian as well. at the same time, i am also

here just because i feel like this stuff needs to be brought more to the forefront. >> i am so glad that asians are finally getting a voice after all of these years and decades and decades of being assaulted and harassed. being silenced about it. >> that was marla ginter reporting. there have been nearly 4000 self-reported hate crimes against asian-americans just in the past year. high school football is back in oakland. four schools play their first games last night after the pandemic pushed their season back six months from the traditional start date. kpix 5's da lin was at skyline high school where coaches said that the game provides more than just football. >> reporter: coaches state the game provide structure a player to gun violence through the pandemic. the kickoff to the oakland athletic league, skyline

hosting. the players say it feels good to be back on the field. even better, scoring touchdowns. >> we just missed that afterschool practice. that afterschool lived. you missed being around your peers. >> it was a little difficult. we are used to seeing each other every day. >> reporter: the defensive end lost five family members during the pandemic. without football, his mom and dad are afraid he will join the wrong crowd. >> the losses in our family, i didn't see no drive. he said mom, i'm going to do this. >> reporter: first game in the year. plenty of yelling and screaming from the coaches. the players know it is tough love. nfl quarterback marcus peters also on the field coaching and mentoring the players. >> it feels like we have our debt on the field, you know? it feel good.

>> reporter: the head varsity football coach at skyline say they are dedicating the season to 16-year-old eric pryor who was shot down near his home last year. >> it was numbing, the trauma. >> reporter: no afterschool programs. >> grades declined. some of them got job and forgot about school. >> reporter: this was a welcome sight, even though no spectators are around. the players are glad to salvage the season. >> we are doing our best in limiting exposure as much as we can. >> reporter: they hope to have five games it is abbreviated season. next season should be back to normal. in oakland, i am da lin, kpix 5. >> to limit exposure, the oakland teams will not play nonleague games this season. clements high school beat skyline last night. oakland tech won its highest

matchup against some unexpected guests dropped in. take a look at this. a hot air balloon landed right in the middle of the track. the riders didn't handout bottles of champagne for the inconvenience. the sheriff's office said it was a fun distraction. a bizarre rescue in vallejo were two people were pulled from a man-made tunnel under a roadway. fire departments responded. they had to dig a significant portion of the road to reach the two men trapped underneath the truck right now, it's unclear if ackley what they were doing and why they were there. washington lawmakers went to the southern border to see the conditions and migrant holding facilities. as cps's michael george facing overcrowding. thousands of unaccompanied

migrant children. >> reporter: senator ted cruz posted this photo. >> all of this today witnessed the biden cages. what is occurring here on the border is heartbreaking. >> reporter: the texas republican-led a delegation of gop senators to the border on friday. on saturday, another congressional delegation toured the el paso area. >> we must change the narrative as quickly as we can. these are not invaders. they are not terrorists. they are individuals that can come to america from the beginning of time. >> reporter: during the first thek defe his handng >>is hapis solitary year. there is a significant increase in the number of people coming to the border in the winter

months. >> reporter: the administration says it plans to issue a new will and at protecting daca, which shields some undocumeth uss children from deportation. michael george, cbs news. >> the texas republican attorney general is hoping to have a program unlawful and terminated. visitors in maine are in shock over an alleged murder along the water. state police say on friday afternoon, they received calls a man was assaulting a woman on short sands beach in the town of york. officers found the body of a woman, identified as 35-year- old rhonda. they arrested her 33-year-old boyfriend. people visiting the town say they are surprised by the pilot turn of events. >> just don't anticipate something to happen literally out your own front door on vacation. >> you hear a story like this. it happened at home and not

somewhere along the beach or in public. >> an autopsy yesterday determine the victim suffered but forced onto the head and e doors at hotels near the murder scene to see if somebody saw something suspicious. a rampage at a public library and western canada has left a woman dead and five people hurt. it happened in the early afternoon yesterday in the suburban of vancouver in british columbia. police are appealing for witnesses, including anyone who recorded videos that later appeared on social media. investigators believe a loan suspect was available for all six of the attacks. he reportedly turned a knife on himself before he was arrested. >> he has had police interactions in the past. he does have a criminal record. one of the priorities is to look into his past. i said it before. the question is why.

motive. >> police are waiting to interrogate the suspect. injured survivors are now in the hospital. so far, no word on their condition. a running store and colorado is donating its profits from shoe sales to the boulder shooting victims. a pair of trainers were designed to be told at last year's bolder boulder, but the pandemic canceled the festivities. >> reporter: when you think of boulder, you think it is home of world-class hiking and the bolder boulder, america's largest 10k. >> running-based but all sorts of activities. >> reporter: the fact that boulder has its own running shoes shouldn't come as a shock. they were designed to be sold at last year's bolder boulder. covid canceled the festivities. >> we had to find a new use for

them. unfortunately, this is the best way we were able to do it. >> reporter: the boulder running company decided to take all the unsold shoes and release them friday. they are charging $140 a pair. if you buy them, they will get back to the community. 100% of net profits will go to the colorado healing fund for the families of the king sooper victims. they have also created a virtual run challenge. for every mile or walker run, they will donate money. they say it's the least they could do. >> the store reports the sales of the shoes have done really, really well this weekend. still to come, the super blame. what happened to all the poppies this year? vaccines wrap up. over numbers remain high.

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a northern california artist known around the world for his colorful portraits has started. gregory was a longtime resident of sacramento until his death on friday. an art gallery at sacramento

city college is named after him.'s widow says that during gregory escalator is, she drove him around while he sketched what he observed out of the car window. >> he didn't walk well the last six years. and so i was always his little feet. just a privilege to have been married and experiencing life with greg. >> his house has many of his own works hanging walls as well as books of his landscapes. he was 97. parts of tennessee, oning me homethunderstorms are the emergency. lightning can be seen in the distance in this video. sections of the region known as middle tennessee have gotten between 5 and 8 inches of rain in just 24 hours. floodwaters are blocking

multiple roads and interstates. that's the complete opposite of what we are going to be seeing here. there is no rain to be seen in our seven-day forecast. instead, the story is how warm we are going to be, not only today, which isgoto be pretty impressive, but for much of next week as well. before i get to have one today is, i have to show you how foggy it is at the post. that is the marine layer coming in from the golden gate. a real pretty shot. you can see towers standing up on russian hill. creeping in over parts of the city. in through the bay. you don't see it anywhere inland. that is the tri-valley. most of us, this is the part of our day. perfectly clear skies for them majority of us. just that narrow ribbon coming in through the golden gate. if we look at the temperatures right now, a couple of mid-30s. 36 petaluma. 38 in santa rosa. everybody else, well into the

40s. look at that. 49. 50 degrees right now in san jose. a relatively comfortable start to the day. most peopl waking up to clear skies. only around for the next hour or two. future cast shows us a strong e never leaves the coast. that will play a part in how today's daytime highs will play out. while he will only be 61 for pacifica, it's going to be 81 in san jose. you can see a lot of 80s. look at the four inland east bay . a lot of low 80s. 79 in walnut creek. 79 in livermore. mid-60s for the city. sausalito, only going to 66. looking at gray for the biggest part of the day. mid-70s as you get back up into the north bay.

low 80s in mendocino. here is how the pattern is going to change a little bit. we are going to cool down just a bit on monday because a storm falls apart as we go through monday. we may notice a few clouds on monday. slightly cooler. the wind will be what we notice more than anything else. watch what happens as we pull down the stronger offshore flow. north winds start to fill in ce the bay area. to show you the timing on this, we will see winds pick up a bit as we go through monday. probably won't notice much for the majority of us here. this is mainly wind and mouse. watch late monday and tuesday. the winds come back with a little more intensity. it might be a 50 miles per hour gusts in the mountains, the great thing about a high resolution out colleague at the color coding. calm in fremont.

barely a breeze in san jose. the take away is, monday night into tuesday, a bit breezy. really windy in the mountains. temperatures warm up into the mid 80s as we go to the middle of the week. we will cool the back down again next weekend, back down into the mid 70s. >> i see no rain. a big bummer for lots of reasons. orange and purple and yellow will be absent. it is instead going to be brown. take a look at this. the super bloom of years past and lake elsinore is a super bust this year. the lack of rain is partly to blame. in 2019, remember this? southern california got 20 inches of rain that winter compared to just 4.25 this winter instead of flowers, the backdrop on the hills will be a bunch of dry brush. >> i was wondering, when is it going to hit? when is it going to happen?

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a clock collector in germany has a daunting task this weekend. we all know what a hassle it is to update your clocks around the home just twice a year. i can never get my car want to change. imagine if you owned hundreds of timepieces. tina krause has her story as europe moves to daylight saving today. >> reporter:74-year-old werner never seems to have enough hands. i went straight to get a cleaner to just my clock, he says, but they took one look at all these and said no. the german clock cor timees ing side his ent , myks of my life. i love them above all else. that's why he's not treading

this weekend's time change in europe, when all of these clocks jump ahead an hour. when i was young and beautiful, he says, i would host block parties with friends to get some help. but these days, i do it all alone. and he takes his time, carefully caressing each clock as he goes. he says, most are gifts from his mother, who started his collection and told him, time goes faster than you think. while he may be in a race against time twice a year, he says he enjoys every minute of it. tina krause, cbs news. do you find yourself looking for something to read while you are on bart? the transit agency is offering a free short story list. touchless dispensers print out short stories for free, and they are getting the attention of a legendary director. the godfather director is encouraging local writers to

submit their short stories. right now, the stories are available at the richmond, friddell, and pldog stories. we have pihis guis being. ike r tv remo got stuck in a reclining sofa. the owner called the fire department. they dismantled the cows. the fire department says he is doing just fine. this adorable dog kept breaking into a dollar general in north carolina. he kept stealing this purple unicorn. he was really attached. the store officially called animal services. the officer ended up just buying the toy before taking him to doggie jail. but he didn't stay there very long. now he has stolons once heart. he and his 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

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if you see wires down, treat them all as if they're hot and energized. and keep the public safe. time for a look at this morning's top stories. a two-alarm fire tore through a home in san jose overnight. the fire on melbourne avenue threatened adjacent homes and ignited power lines that pg&e had to shut down electricity in the area for everybody's safety. they don't have on. it will be back on by 8:00 this one. in san jose, a shooting victim is a stable condition after gunfire late last night. this all happened on cadillac drive near winchester boulevard. police are trying to to establish a motive as they look

for a suspect. several crowds march to en active hate. rules of different generations converged in union square. second new vaccine option will be available at the oakland coliseum. johnson & johnson's single shot will be used starting on april 1st. the goal is to vaccinate as many people as possible before the fight poses down 10 days later. a pretty view from the top of the mark hopkins hotel looking off to the north. you can see the marine layer filling that part of the bay. that is the situation only right through the golden gate. as we look at the seven-day forecast, see the warm up coming our way. a lot of low 80s, particularly as we get for the middle and only part of next week. it will be just about as warm today as well. thank you. thanks for watching kpix 5 news is one. don't forget the news continues all day on cbs in bay area and

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their ranks is coming out of the shadows.