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this will be a replay of yesterday. top headlines just like yesterday. we will keep low clouds mostly east bay and i will show you that coming up, even those do not last long. gusting near the water but more so along the coast today than anywhere else. lighter wind today than it has been the past several days so it will be slightly warmer today in the bay and it looks pretty from atop the salesforce tower. temperatures ranging from 37 around the north bay to 50 in the east bay, and we get back into the upper 70s for daytime highs, plenty of sunshine inland and upper 60s for the day. more later. oakland police are investigating a pair of shootings that in happened within three hours of each other late last night. the first was just before 7:00 on havens court boulevard. a man was pronounced dead at the scene and several streets

were shut down for officers canvassed for witnesses and looking for video surveillance. the second shooting happened before 9:00 and with that one one victim was found dead inside a liquor store on the color or corner of 90th and olive street. no suspects have been identified for either and it is unclear if they were related. the killings mark the 40th in the 41st homicide investigated by oakland police, and a third yesterday alone. another man was found shot to death in a part of east oakland early yesterday morning. now toy developing story, former mayor of sebastopol has been arrested and accused of having sex with and underaged team. 44-year-old robert jacob was arrested this morning and police are investigate whether he sexually assaulted one child who is 14 or 15 and police say the possible incident happened is when december 2019 and march

this year. jacob is being held without bail on five felony counts if you have additional information, sebastopol police want to hear from you . that investigation comes as calls for windsor's mayor, dominic fapoli, been called on to resign after four women told the chronicle that he assaulted them between 2003 and 2019 and there are reports that his actions were reported to city hall back in 2017. but nothing was done. last night the chronicle reported a physic user just came forward and windsor announced it is turned matter over to city police for further investigation and it is evaluating its duties and options under these circumstances. a live look at san francisco where vaccines are available to anyone 16 and up in several high-impact neighborhoods across the city,

and the zip codes are up on your screen. if you know anyone who lives in one of these? people who live there can drop in daily between 9:00 and 3:00 at sf general or southeast health center which is on keith street. and contra costa residents 16 and older are eligible to get vaccinated at the fema mega site at the oakland coliseum. the previous age limit for that was 50. residents can book appointments by phone, or the my turn website. a live look at san francisco where public schools began reopening tomorrow. 11 preschools, 22 elementary schools, all will welcome students back for in person learning. san francisco unified expects to have 107 buildings up and running, with about 22, 000 students returning.

the school board president said in a statement that we know returning to our school buildings is a sign of hope for our students, their families, and many of our community members. together we can continue to get us all back safely. a live look at oakland where there has been another assault on a member of the asian community in the bay area. the latest incident was caught on camera and the witness who recorded this video wants everybody to see it. it begins with a struggle on a sidewalk, about 720 a.m. yesterday, 10th street between mlk and jefferson. you see the suspect punched the victim repeatedly. he did not want to go on camera with us. he said he was on his way to get his morning coffee when he was attacked from behind.>> the perpetrator was sitting on top of the victim, holding him down

physically and landing blows to his face, his chest and the victim was struggling and screaming for help. it lasted maybe 20 or 30 seconds as we were yelling for him to stop.>> after this aspect hits the victim again, you see him go after his attacker, who then hops into a car and drives away. the victim said he has suffered bruising and swelling to his face. oakland police hopes someone recognizes the suspect in the video and they urge anyone with information to come forward. hours after that attack hundreds stood up against asian hate again this weekend. a big crowd turned out in san mateo yesterday to rally and march against the wave of discrimination. the event was organized by high school students, and they say it is not enough to show up to rallies, they need to focus on the future of the movement. some would like to see greater

security measures, more prosecutions, and an emphasis on safety to protect the asian community. today personal safety training in oakland for asian and pacific islanders. organizers say the event will teach awareness and self defense, which includes physical techniques which rely on leverage, timing and energy efficiency. the workshop starts at 1:00 at lincoln park on 11th street in oakland. anyone aged nine and up from the a api community is welcome to attend everyone has to wear a mask and obviously practice social distancing. a dramatic carjacking caught on camera at a used car dealership in richmond. kpix 5 da lin talked to the owner and talked about why the owner is frustrated with police investigation. >> reporter: the owner says he has dealt with plenty of

burglaries and break-ins, but this is the first time someone has robbed him of a car in 10 years at this location. the business owner says his worker is lucky to have survived this violent carjacking the man was thrown to the ground as the robber drives off the>> i could not believe it him he could have killed him. >> it happened friday afternoon as this man walked up to a worker at a used car lot yi he wanted to buy the white 2016 audi s5. spirit he wanted to pay cash that $31,000 and he said i will show it myself. >> danny was away at the time and he talked to the man but before danny could get back the robber demanded the car key as he sat inside.>> he said he has got a gun in his pocket with a triangular shape, of course my employee had to give him the keys.>> the worker walks away and as the robber tries to drive off, the worker runs back to stand in front of block the caught. >> he should not have tried to

stop him but he probably thought he would be in trouble.>> the worker gets backed up and he chases after the robber with his own carpet the worker caught up with him a few blocks away but the rubber hits the worker's car and drives away. the worker has scrapes and bruises and is taking a couple of days off.>> this guy needs to be brought to justice and a needs to be behind bars. >> this aspect is white in his 20s at around five foot nine inches tall and he was wearing a toy story movie t-shirt. the audi has front and back damage and what made him upset was on the responding richmond police officer classify the incident.>> he said this is an auto theft case, but it isn't, it is assault with a deadly weapon and robbery. armed robbery because he said he had a gun in his pocket. >> we reached out to the richmond police department but no response, in richmond i am da lin .

still ahead on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area, keep the cars at home but the stretch of road san francisco residents as they need to be cleared of cars for good . it is amazing what a fresh coat of paint can do. after the brea

happening today, a gathering in golden gate park to advocate for keeping a road permanently off-limits to cars. jfk drive has been vehicle free for nearly one year already. organizers of today's event want to keep it that way for good. the car free jfk's popular with families, walkers, runners and cyclists and advocates say it is essentially that the creation of a new public space with opportunities for recreation is a package. today's event starts at 10 a clock a.m. with a walk from jfk drive to the steps of the california academy of sciences. live music in a few short speeches will follow. and this is a live look at san francisco where you will soon be able to go to the restaurant later in the day, despite the

county not moving into the yellow tear as it was planned and hope for this week. the city will lift 11:00 curfew on restaurants starting thursday. perfect timing for the tail end of san francisco's restaurant week. this event kicked off friday for more than 150 establishments and other restaurants which are offering special menus, celebrating all the flavors the city has to offer. coming up the next half hour will have an inside look on restaurant week, we talked to the golden gate restaurant association about what we can expect from eateries this year citywide. restaurant week is good news for places like fisherman's wharf were plenty of people were spotted out yesterday, but traffic is picked up a lot across the bay area. it is due in part to more people getting vaccinated and beautiful weather playing a role in that no doubt. and let's look at how that will

play out. i mentioned this at the top of the newscast, a lot like yesterday. upper 70s if you are inland but if you look at the numbers bay area wide, that 78 will be matched in many locations, whether it is concorde or livermore. temperatures in the 50s at the beaches, a little bit of an onshore flow which will help keep it relatively cool today on the big picture. only because the wind will be kicking up just enough along the coastline to help with that. speaking of the wind, watch the colors brighten up on the screen, right as a get into the late afternoon and early evening, that is a lot less than what we have been doing. for much of the second half of last week the wind was so intense it was felt bay area wide. but if you look at it today into the afternoon and evening, look for the brighter orange

and red, that is where you would not notice this and it is a more typical scenario. on the city and the peninsula, the wind is come on and it is onshore flow and then up into the delta, it works its way into solano county, fairfield always one of the windiest. ever also is much more manageable. so the wind will not be as bad and as a result we are able to warm up a few degrees. if you are inland contra costa and alameda county's, you did most of the warming yesterday, with immediate bay area today is about three or 4 degrees warmer than they were. future cast shows rain not only here but also here being pulled to the north with a big area of nothing happening for us. that pattern will hold for much of the next seven days. even though there is hope. if we put this into the long- range forecast that is.

as we get towards next weekend, enough energy take that rain up there and tries to drive it towards us. there will even be reinforcement so that even when that disappears, another takes its place. a unique thing to have a scenario like this where we see a continuation of an area of low pressure like that for almost the entire month stuck out off the coast. a unique april in that regard. that in terms of what it feels like you're at home, nothing to write home about. pretty typical this time of year. starting to change the pattern into more springlike weather, almost early summerlike weather in fact. there is a strong, onshore flow and big difference in temperatures from one part of the bay to the other. 50s along the coast and mid to upper 70s for daytime highs inland, and if you are in the bay it will be upper 60s to low 70s, no rain in the forecast will look at that again coming

up this next half hour. a southern california company just held an annual contest call paid it forward. it will really help people in need. >> reporter: it is work that is long overdue on this home in santa clarita as painters showed up early, ready for a long day.>> it is a nice relief to have this done. >> steve has owned this home for more than 30 years, and with shipping paint he knew that it was in need of tlc.>> i tried and i fell off and i tore my achilles tendons>> he lost his job during the pandemic, his wife developed medical issues and they needed a miracle, or at least some help. >> as you get older everybody said just hire somebody. and i'm like, you know, we cannot afford it. it has been tough.

>> he and his wife entered a contest by albright painting offering a free paint job. >> you guys have also won the pain it forward charity giveaway.>> thank you so much.>> this is so great. it is just so nice to have something go right. >> this isn't the first time that albright paint has done this. this is the 15th year of paint it forward as they try to give back to those in need here in the santa clarita valley.>> it has been part of our company culture and we want to give back to the community that supports us all the time you>> and although albright saw sales dropped by more than one quarter last year, and many of these employees lost wages, they still volunteer their time.>> we are here to help people who need help. >> and this year is the picking of business to help, albright let customers on social media

choose from video submissions. with so much need in the area they are painting two homes a set of one. >> albright is from heaven for this stuff. it is great. >> that was joy benedict reporting as she notes a fresh coat of paint and offer a sense of renewal during the pandemic. good morning, rare good news on the same day for the bay area baseball teams, it was moving day at the masters. and could steph curry bailout

good morning everybody. last night steph curry became the first warrior since rick barry in 1974 to record six straight 30 point games. but was it enough for the warriors to beat houston but always the question. he entered his knee in the first half and did not return for the second quarter damien lee, to wiggins who scored 25 and golden state led by 17 at the break. steph curry got hot in the third and he was fouled, flipped it up and in, and then it was 80-65. final minute of the kohler steph curry scored 23 and finished the game with 38 points. with less than two to play,

anderson throws it down and the warriors went 125-109, moving a game and a half ahead for new orleans for the last playoff spot. baseball, brandon croft sporting a loose headband and it was the lucky charm. alex dickinson checks his leaguer will fall. and then there was a race around third. top of the fifth, now tied at one, there was a twofer shot off logan webb in colorado then had a 3-1 lead. already his fifth home run of the year. crawford with a line drive on to the arcade free run, this proved to be the game-winner, giants win their third straight 4-3. and then a line drive off the five, he stayed in the game, oakland leading houston

to-zero the fifth inning. the next half inning, with bases loaded and two outs, a base hit into centerfield and a two round score.ácut the deficit 6-3 the eight, downtown south gave some insurance with a solo home run to the top of the second. the a's win their second straight 7-3 and they take two out of three from houston. right now it is early evening japan. the question is can those false over there stay up long enough to see the final round of the masters. the weather hit augusta national causing in our 50 minute delay, justin rose walked out the leader but returned with a target on his

back. there was a lead on 10 with a long birdie putt. he would be the first rookie to win since fuzzy seller in 1979. it was crowded on the back nine. there was a 61 foot part and we have a four-way tie at the masters but it did not last long. there were some conditions get to him, 30 on the back nine and that was the first bogey free round of the tournament. at 11 under, muncie, will take a four shot lead into today. he has never won a major but 10 years ago he was the amateur at the masters. there is an old saying. the masters doesn't begin until the back nine on sunday. that back nine is on kpix today and we will see after the tournament with a par five

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6:29, thanks for joining us i am darren peck. we checked the forecast to start, easy as it is almost an exact replay of yesterday. that means we have patchy low clouds. it will be windy near the coast again but not so much as yesterday for the bay area and a few degrees warmer today. this is a live view from the top of the hotel looking over the city towards oakland from top of salesforce tower. getting early light, sun coming up around 6:40 so 10 minutes to go 37 in santa rosa but

everyone else mid 40s and 50s. plenty of low clouds for the east bay. one the forecast in detail coming up. this past week california had the third lowest coronavirus case rate in the country. we averaged seven new cases a day for every 100,000 people. fewer than 2% of coronavirus tests are coming back positive in the meantime nearly 22% of californians are fully vaccinated and another 16% of us have had at least one shot. ask mendes remain in effect in california. but in some states conflicting roles are leading to confusion. in utah, the statewide mask mandate ended this weekend, that individual cities in utah can still require them and that includes salt lake city were elected leaders as a people's faces still have to be covered.>> i am using the emergency powers given to the office of mayor to require masks continue to be worn in

all public settings in salt lake city.>> we decided today that we would let it be up to our client's decision.>> arguments are breaking out in stores in arizona. the governor there has signed a bill that is allow businesses to set and enforce their own rules, even if it means ignoring the state and local orders meanwhile, in the bay area facebook is getting into a vaccination game as well opening up clinics to serve high risk groups in menlo park and east palo alto. the first clinic kicked off yesterday.>> we are taking this site and converting it into a vaccination site but we hope to continue these and at the end of the day it depends on supply.>> on april 15th all californians 16 and older will be eligible to start making appointments but will supply be able to keep up with demand?>>

there will be a bit of a backlog the next couple of weeks.>> the state is expecting supply to dip temporarily, but in large part that is a manufacturing problem with the johnson & johnson vaccine. the state will reportedly receive 400,000 fewer doses of that one next week than it did this week. and even fewer doses the week after that. this morning we are hearing from the santa clara residents who led the push to get california's coronavirus restrictions on religious gatherings overturned. friday night, the supreme court lifted the state's health restriction on religious gatherings. the centers for american liberty then sued on behalf of of the santa clara county pastor, and a woman who hosted backyard bible study sessions they argued the rules discriminated against communities of faith by holding

them to a different standard than other activities.>> if you're going to restrict expression you have to do so in a manner neutrally applied. what we have seen here is five times now you have seen the supreme court review gavin newsom and rebuke the knife circuit. and you since eighth bit of frustration from the court. >> the governor's office said in a statement that we have always put health and well- being of californians first, resulting in the lowest positivity rate of the country. california has led the nation in safely reopening because our decisions are based on science and data. meantime the center for american liberty says it is keeping a close eye on the prospect of vaccine passports. if the state implements a policy requiring them the center plans to sue. and update, britain's

prince philip will be laid to rest next saturday following eight days of national mourning. some children paid respects yesterday. here is more on the tributes to the duke of edinburg. >> reporter: by land in london, and by see aboard a navy warship, from as far north as edinburg and as far south as australia, a worldwide 41 gun salute, marking a life not to serve alongside the queen but in recognition of his military career, former neighbor officer and a decorated world war two that had been the death leaves queen elizabeth alone for the first time in 73 years. today prince charles said he and his family missed his dear papa enormously.>> i can imagine being so deeply touched by the number of other people

here and elsewhere around the world who also i think share the loss and our sorrow. >> that sorrow shared in commonwealth countries where prince phillips steadfast support left a lasting legacy. like canada where the bell full 99 times in honor of the prints flags flown at half staff in sydney harbour did next saturday's funeral at windsor castle st. george's chapel will be televised. but in keeping with covid restrictions, 30 people max, a poignant and almost private affair. no lying in state and a public procession but for a modest man, famously never big on ceremonies, it is in keeping with prince phillips final wishes. charlie d'agata cbs news . >> buckingham palace spokesman has confirmed prince harry will attend the funeral, but his pregnant wife, meghan markle,

has been advised by her physician it is not a good idea to travel. to the national weather service scene, the national weather service will dispatch a damage survey today to look at the impact from saturday mornings severe thunderstorms down in the southeast. yesterday a strong tornado swept to the village of palmetto, louisiana word two people died and several others were hurt as the twister destroyed homes and tossed cars across this small community sitting just northwest of baton rouge heavy rain and strong wind is hit the florida panhandle. panama city rooms were gone and rvs were lying on their side at a business lost its roof. five people were inside at the time of the collapse and fortunately nobody was hurt. today, nasa is gathering up for a historic flight, it will not a mars helicopter on his first mission is to this reporter chris martinez on what

a successful flight could mean for the future of space exploration. >> reporter: weighing in at just four pounds, the aircraft called ingenuity is small in size, but it carrieies big dreams. maureen is nasa's planetary science director and says the mars helicopter is a game changer. the first aircraft ever designed to fly on another planet arrived on mars in february aboard nasa's latest rover. >> this will be consequential, if we can demonstrate we can fly on mars. >> researchers spent years developing the solar powered when rotor machine and the biggest challenge figuring out how to fly in the atmosphere of mars where the air is 100 times thinner than that of the earth the aircraft operates autonomously and if it works the technologygy could be vita for future missions on mars and other planets. >> we can use that helicopter or aerial vehicle to fly over

to locations we cannot reach with a robotic rover or craft, or with humans even if it there might be places we cannot reach or cannot get to. >> on the first flight nasa and over the aircraft 10 feet above the ground for 30 seconds and each flight after that lasting a bit longer. ingenuity will carry a bit of our history along for the ride, a small piece of fabric from the original wright brothers plane, a token of good luck that has this aircraft that could forever change always for other worlds. ms. martinez, cbs news los angeles. still to come, comforting struggling patients. the innovative care that has been struggling with covid make them feel sore so supported. and then if you not been able to take advantage of things as

this morning a hospital in arizona facing harsh criticism after planning to put a controversial structure on display in all of the medical center's. why the asian american community says it isn't only offensive but it is also

dangerous. >> reporter: i was first shocked and then infuriated good >> reporter: tonight outrage for the asian american community over this sculpture. activist, susan kastner, calling it out for probably being put on display. >> it sounds to me like they did not know for what has happened that corporations need to understand that isn't acceptable. >> the artwork depicts a chinese dragon, glowing orb and healthcare worker. in the description it says the dragon represents the location of the first reported covid 19 cases and the glowing orb represents the virus, while the health care hero shows the bravery of those on the front lines. but the symbolism is not sitting well among some.>> for a hospital to have a sculpture which shows an asian symbol as an in many enemy, that right there shows they need to learn

more about us.>> kastner and others say this sculpture only fuels the anti-asian hate and racist stereotypes during a time when violence against asians is on the rise.>> we are being targeted. >> tonight the released a statement apologizing, they said it has come to our attention that the symbol of the chinese dragon was interpreted negatively among our asian community. we would like to share a sincere apology just as we do not turn any culture, race or religion away from being treated at our hospitals, we would not want to discriminate toward anyone in that same light. it goes on to say this sculpture is now taken down but those in the asian american community say the pain runs deep.>> in its statement, on her health said it felt the sculpture was a positive symbol for the staff to remember what

they've accomplished through the pandemic. this morning a pair of chefs hope their new cookbook can help people who have lost their sense of taste and smell because of coronavirus. the book is called taste and flavor. the british authors say they have designed their recipes to stimulate a nerve which trigger sensations while eating. the foods include mint, was sobbing and cinnamon but the recipes avoid items like garlic, onions and chocolate which can taste awful to those who have lost their sense of smell from covid. speaking of food, here's your chance to eat away across san francisco, our len kiese spoke to lalaura ththomas from golden g gate restauaurant associciation abouout what wewe expectct about ththe cityty's restaurantnt week. > reporter: thisis is ouour ever sprpring restauaurant we we n normally do them in jaja as you u know a a lolot of clo

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let's get caught up on the forecast. a few low clouds hanging out for the east bay. the camera is looking straight down 880. a good overview of what it looks like of oakland through hayward and out through fremont. not terribly widespread and will not last long and plenty of sunshine by the time we get to late morning. that will be bay area wide. this is another view from the tri-valley. a few low clouds are floating by but that only has another hours ago at most before it is gone as well. it is 43 for livermore, 50s in some spots for the immediate bay. although soon as you get to the north bay and far enough inland you don't have the benefit of the moderating effect of being close to the waters on the bay, it is cold. it is 36 in petaluma and 37 in santa rosa, those two spots usually dip down into the 30s for this time of day it we're getting to the time of year where it will not be such a

regular occurrence. a quick look ahead at the rest of today, back to the upper 70s for the daytime highs today if inland. that is where we were yesterday. the change today doesn't necessarily happen inland. yesterday was the tended region daytime highs for concorde, livermore and santa rosa. today will notice a subtle improvement if you are in the immediate they because the onshore flow weakens more to the point it is still breezy but there will be less intensity of the winter day and temperatures will creep up a few. you may not notice a whole lot of difference but it will be a little warmer. i will play this forward into the afternoon. the brighter the color, the stronger the wind. there is the afternoon onshore surge, san francisco has a 23 mile-per- hour gus. you don't see that anywhere else unless you are on the coast or on the delta where will always be windy. and it will try to find its way inland being pulled in by all

the hot air within the central valley. so today not that much windy today and a little warmer, future cast picks up on this week's system off the coast and no change. pretty unique to watch this. as we put this into the long- range forecast models we will continue to see system sitting out there, even as the one right now gets kicked onshore. that will not bring us rain. it will be replaced by another one. were looking at the possibility that a majority of the month of april we see a system. what does it mean for us? it doesn't want anything to do with us so it means nothing. daytime highs relatively warm, 70s and sunshine inland, upper 60s and low 70s at the bay and upper 50s on the coast. onshore breeze and morning clouds, that is the drill. a nurse in brazil has come

up with an innovative way to warm the hands of her coronavirus patients, and make them feel comforted while they are recovering. she filled two medical gloves with warm water and wrapped them around her patient's hands and it was meant to mimic human touch. >> god give me wisdom and put this technique of tying medical gloves with a fist and feeling it with warm water with my mind and it worked. we were able to humanize the treatment of yet another patient with covid and it worked out perfectly. it was very good. >> a very innovative solution to extend compassion to her patients. how about swimsuits in the snow? with temperatures below freezing this is where real seekers are going to hit the slopes in their

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does this look inviting to you? hundreds of people, call them winter sports and easiest if you want, braved the russian cold. wearing only swimsuits and pajamas and costumes, watch the video and pick out whatever you see. skiers and snowboarders made their way down the slopes and this is near sochi, this is familiar as a whole the olympics not too long ago with temperatures hovering around freezing.

some ski jump into the pool with the icy water and people came from all over russia. a missing go pro full of memories, only return to the bay area couple lost it underwater four years ago. it is a socially distant hug we are seeing here and a big thank you. this was down in los angeles over the weekekend. as the bay area couple made their way down, the go pro they lost in 2017 has had underwater four years, it was found underneath a waterfall last week. the woman who found it checked out the memory card and some videos of the co

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look at this morning's top stories. this morning oakland police are investigating two separate shootings, both fatal. they mark oakland's 40th and 41st homicides this year so far. san francisco public schools begin reopening tomorrow and students come back for in person learning at 11 preschools and 22 elementary schools. the district says moury openings are set for the coming weeks as well. encouraging news for late- night diners in san francisco as on thursday the city plans

to lift its 11:00 curfew on restaurants. the movement coincides with the tail end of san francisco's restaurant week. personal safety training is available for free today in oakland for asian community members who are concerned about recent attacks. it will include self-defense techniques which rely on the average, timing and energy efficiency. quick review on the forecast, the seven-day shows daytime highs staying put it upper 70s inland, cool down a little on tuesday with a more strong northwest breeze on tuesday, but i do not think will have a major impact on the way it will feel. it will spread the pollen around more for early next week but no rain coming. daytime highs for the bay upper 60s and low 70s, at the beaches upper 50s. thanks for joining us. cbs sunday morning with the jane pauley is next right here on kpix 5 . enjoy the rest of your sunday.

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