a dangerous spike in youth crime in the bay area after a brazen attack is: camera. how one victim but. and east bay home riddled with bullets, the frightening chaos as people ran for cover. >> i was in shock. >> maybe i should get away from my window.>> good morning it is sunday, april 25th i am emily

turner. let's check the weather with meteorologist darren peck. >> you can see on high- definition doppler we had a little missed, it is not organized rain which is still up here and future cost sees it beautifully, plays this forward and by the time we get to 8:00 that is working its way into the north bay. and from that point on until noon, it will march his way across the entire bay area. we will not get a lot of rain out of this but you'll notice things get wet. maybe one quarter of energy ran around santa rosa, more detail coming up. but that is a quick overview. police in the east they are grappling with the spike in serious crimes being committed by children. this video was captured in san leandro showing two children running up to a man on pershing avenue. the child is armed with a gun

and the victim is heard saying are you serious before he body slams the young suspect. the suspect screams while his accomplice begs the victim to let him go but the san leandro police said the payer took off in a white kia suv also used earlier that day on april night in attempted robbery at an atm. the victim claimed to be an off- duty police officer and scared off the suspects. oakland police chief said there have been a series of robberies, thefts, and carjackings by suspects as young as 10. he's working with the alameda county probation department to find more constructive activities for young people. >> we know the pandemic is having a tremendous impact on young people with no extracurriculars, no school, and so they are being impacted, we want to make sure we give them positive outlets.

>> a few days after this attempted carjacking, oakland police arrested three young suspects inside the same get away car for their alleged involvement in an armed robbery. authorities hope that is schools and recreation centers finally reopened, and youth sports resume, that they will serve as a distraction to crime sprees could a man is dead after getting into a bizarre confrontation with police in los angeles and it happened around you: 30 yesterday afternoon on the army his right hand out from his back to his front and at that time there's officer involved shooting. >> witnesses described during

four shots in the suspect died on scene. they are looking at the body camera videos to try to figure out why he interfered with the emergency response is far car was covered with phrases about a new world order. that was the secondly shooting in just today's in la. on friday officer shot and wounded a man on with a knife in the san fernando valley. a man is dead at a downtown high-rise after shooting and it was at the grad near san jose state yesterday. the building is marketed as luxury off-campus housing for students. so far the victim hasn't been identified and there is no word on a motive. a pleasant and never to slowly returning to normal after police say about 100 gunshots rocked the area friday night. police say that a man pulled out his guns and started firing from inside his home on arroyo court. here is what happened and why. >> reporter: the walls are riddled with bullet holes, from

as far away as downtown pleasanton people say they heard the shots loud and clear which is three miles away a neighbor shared the stark cell phone video recording some of the gunshots as she was hiding. >> as the night went on we heard more and more. >> isabella gonzales lives two doors down from what happened and she called 911 just after 10 a clock friday night. >> i was scared and i thought maybe i should get away from it. >> the man who lived in this condo kept firing a series of gunshots every 10 minutes and it lasted one hour. pleasanton police say the man fired roughly 100 rounds while inside his home but police kept telling people to shelter in place.>> i was hiding behind the trees and then they said on the loudspeaker for your safety to get out. that is when he started to shoot a rifle. first it was handgun and then it was a rifle and then i left.

>> the next door neighbor was trapped right next to the man's condo, police said some of the shots at neighboring houses and luckily no one was shot.>> he said there were smiley faces at his door and he was using his gun to protect himself, so he ran out of ammo and jumped out of the window i came here to he felt like he needed help from what was at his door but the threat was him. >> neighbor said the man appeared incoherent, he is a veteran living with his wife and three kids. police say the wife and kids weren't around. a woman went into the house to retrieve items declined to talk. >> he was always outside playing with his kids, i used to see them playing catch and i wanted to join eddie seem like a great dad. >> the neighbors praised the police are doing a great job of resolving the situation, the man is locked up at county jail and they will offer him mental health services in pleasanton i am da lin , kpix 5 a chicago teenager faces a

murder charge in the death of a sen-yeve-old girl. police caught up with the suspect, 18-year-old marion lewis on thursday. investigators believe he spread a car with bullets last sunday in a mcdonald's drive-through, and the girl inside, seven-year- old jessalyn adams was killed. her father was winded and in serious condition but on thursday police were following lewis when police say he attempted a carjacking, charges were announced late yesterday.>> he is being charged today in connection with the murder of seven-year- old jaslyn adams. >> lewis is charged with more than one dozen other felonies, they found two weapons including an ak-47 which may be connected to the girls murder. they are still looking for more suspects. a bay area doctorate stands accused of purchasing unapproved cosmetic treatments, then hiding the true nature of them from her patients. a federal grand jury indictment

against dr. lindsay marie clark was unsealed friday it says she resold offbrand products from abroad as botox and jupiter raking in hundreds of thousands of dollars in profits. clark practices in san francisco and timoteo could face three years in jail if convicted. to the latest on coronavirus did contra costa county is ahead of schedule and is vaccinated more than 1 million people. the original plan was to hit that number by may 31st in their well ahead of it. as supply of the covid vaccine wraps up, bay area counties are facing the challenge of convincing people who have not gotten the shot to get it now. at the gray county fairgrounds site in san rafael they have more vaccine that they do takers so far over 80% of eligible moran residents have gotten one-shot and more than half are fully vaccinated.>> anybody frustrated by the online appointment hustle but did not want to have to wait in long lines and thought i will

just wait until it is addicting, now is the time.>> i know there are people who are reluctant or they believe there is some reason not to do it. it is silly. >> as more people get vaccinated, what activities are safe to do again? those questions and the list for you is on our website, kpix.com/vaccine. la dodgers are setting aside seats in their stadium for people fully vaccinated , the warriors do the same thing by the way. a trial run happen there last night in the la game against the san diego padres. two sections are reserved for fully vaccinated fans which means those together final vaccine dose at least two weeks ago are eligible. children are also allowed of the proof of a negative covid test within three days of the game. >> some people who have been hesitant canal said in a section where everyone has been

vaccinated. it is a no-brainer because were sitting there every day trying to figure out how to get more people back into the stadium.>> social distancing is required in those two sections but the rest of dodgers stadium the fans are seated physically distance in parts of 2 to 6 people. the need of distancing has reduced the number of fans at about 15,000 per game. still ahead on kpix 5, house prices are breaking records in california, but why the boom is leaving some trapped between homes. plus, since eddie is getting ready to reopen. the changes you can expect to see the next time you throw the dice. with a live look outside it will b

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at least 80 people have died in more than 100 injured in a fire in a rock. the blaze broke out at a baghdad hospital after looking after mainly covid patients. it is believed an accident caused a oxygen tank to explode but flames spread across several floors that in a panic in the hospital. the iraqi health care system is already desecrated because of decades of sanctions, war and neglect and it has been stretched doing this pandemic. india recorded a new high- end daily coronavirus infections for the fourth day in a row. today there were more than 349 thousand new cases bring the

country's total, 70 million since the pandemic began to patients in new delhi are waiting to get into hospitals that are overwhelmed the country a short on oxygen supplies leading to patients being turned away and dying. world health organization director general call the situation devastating and urged other countries to share resources to help. a different story in the country's largest native american tribe. they are slowly becoming a vaccine success story. the navajo nation in new mexico has been one of the hardest hit areas of the pandemic but now the reservation, and areas around it, are reaching herd immunity. that is because tribal officials work to spread the word about the importance of vaccines any way they could. the moment they got the first batch leaders divided their efforts between mass vaccination site and meeting people in their own communities.>> we are either at herd immunity or close.>> why are you so set on taking this?

>> what my mom has taken and what i have seen it is all about safety and family. >> the tribe has more than 70% of the navajo nation receiving its first dose, they are guarding against another potential surge with a continuing mask mandate and overnight curfew in southern california people are dropping off new book for unaccompanied migrant children settling in at the long beach temporary shelter. around 100 children arrived thursday at the convention center which has been transformed with cots, beds and game rooms. the children are aged between three and 11. california's hot housing market is breaking another record. the median home price now well over $700,000. while the market is red-hot it is leaving some stuck between homes. >> reporter: from happy to headache, brian kenny settling into his new apartment after selling his home at an incredible price.>> the market

is quite not nuts right now. >> kenny ended up with $70,000 over asking after nine bids, sound like a great spot to be in until he went to buy a new home. >> we call about one house that went on the market and within 12 hours it was off market because they had and offer for all cash. something like $100,000 over.>> i would say it has been pretty bananas. >> scott sweeney, realtor with eminem real estate in elk grove, deals with 15 or 21st for home and is selling on average $50,000 over asking price.>> it is crazy. the pandemic has really changed what home means to people. what we are seeing our people are now able to work from home and they need much more space. >> the growing demand for homes driving up prices. california

just broke another record with the median home price now over $750,000. realtors recommend that buyers be smart about their offers good some are offering of the past any repairs to purchase the property as is. >> it is too bad there is so much pressure on the buyers to try to get into contract, especially those who do not have enough cash to make the deal work. >> kenny waiting things out in an apartment until he and his wife can finally nail down a deal on a new home. >> had a number of offers that never went through because we were constantly outbid by other people, and outbid by all cash offers. >> that was marlee ginter reporting but according to redfin homes in san jose, and oakland have been selling within less than two weeks which is a near record pace. a rainbow appears right next to a tornado as it touches down in texas yesterday. at least two tornadoes were spotted near the texas/oklahoma border this week, including this one your vernon.

on that note it is time for check of our weather with meteorologist darren peck, no tornadoes in the forecast but certainly some rain. >> interestingly enough emily, this will sound odd, there is a chance of a week tornadoes in the sacramento valley this afternoon. it happens in the spring but we're not talk about anything like the video in the state of texas but our small ones happen in the sacramento valley and this is the time of year when they do. we will look at live high death doppler, plenty of green. lots of light rain working its way across northern california and if we put that into the future past and look at what it will look like over the next three hours, let's time it out. the light rain we have right now is just light mist with doesn't happen to mount a whole lot. but then this afternoon the showers get organized and they worked away from the sonoma county line at around 9:00, now noon, that is the north bay

from 8100 until noon. and then from noon until around four clock, while we will see rain from goldengate south it will not be a lot. it will be fairly quiet. pretty light totals. the north bay y will get one quarter of and edge of rain today. if we look at the east and south bay the totals are similar, but lower, maybe 1/10 of and inch of rain. let's go to the wide view. let me show you why i will say if we do see thunderstorms and this part of california this is why. look at what happens on the bigger picture particularly the afternoon. today at 5:00 that looks different. this is far enough away from us here in the bay area i'm not forecasting the possibility of this year but it is a possibility for part of northern california and often times it makes headlines.

the area and the color red is the area of concern and that would be today and tomorrow. if we look at this from a local perspective, once we get to tomorrow afternoon look what happens. and this is monday. that is the possibility of a few isolated thunderstorms. not stamina from this location to talk about the possibility for very weak tornadoes but at least isolated thunder through the north and east part of the bay area that would be sonoma and napa valley's. that's tomorrow, today just the rain. daytime highs today not getting out of the 50s for much locations. that is what morning lows will look like for much of the next several weeks to months. there will be snow in the sierra. about one foot of snow around donner pass which means it will be a slow drive. if anyone has to travel the mountains, the storm warning started at 11, until 11 on

monday, that is a heads up for anybody who has to travel in the mountains. the seven-day forecast, interesting thing, warm up after this. in spots with plenty of rain. monday we have isolate the chances of a few storms perhaps for napa and sonoma and wine country. but look at after that. numbers climb up into the mid- 80s by the delegate to the second half of the next week. it will be warm and plenty of sunshine>> a roller coaster, 59 is the high today and then sunny and 80s by the end of the week.>> another characteristic of spring where you go through the biggest wings of the year. spring and fall, the transition seasons, are usually when you get the most exciting weather.>> i will not switch out into my summer closet just yet. las vegas getting ready to fully reopen. the nevada governor said the state could reopen 100% capacity by june first.

starting next month, restaurants, bars, and nightclubs can reopen 80% capacity. adult entertainment venues can also return and the statewide social distancing mandate will be removed. we are starting with a baker's dozen, that is 13 in a row by your oakland athletics. to say they have got

good morning i will hit you with baseball and the best story are the oakland a's and they started off 0-6, then 1-7, they have not lost since. here we go, advance bundled up in baltimore and they wanted to see 13 straight wins that also already up to 3-0 and he swung into the rain, soaked night. an rbi double, also batting .441 the last nine games good starter chris bassett, allowed one run and struck out eight six innings, second straight strikeout game and top of the fourth, jed lowery a big blow. a pre-run blast broke it open, say hello to a 7-2 when britt 14 and 13 straight games. meantime, ahoy there, the giants hosted miami again. no score at the bottom of the fifth, dickerson got a drop of

4-0. he scored the game's first run. the next half running the starter kevin gausman and jesus aguilar, miami finally got to him in the seven. eight two out solo homer and the onlyin kevin gausman's army , top of the ninth, gregory santos a line drive. the marlins scored for in the night and they 15-2, the dodgers one and the giants are two games behind in second place. a pivot to soccer, long time coming for the san jose earthquakes, one year since performing in front of the home crowd. off we go, against fc dallas and the color red and it is the quakes christian espinoza, the second half breakaway goal made it 2-0 and they kept going and

10 minutes later check out the moves from the kid, cade colwell. just 17 and his first goal of the year. san jose treated their fans to a 3-1 victory, the first win of the season for the team to the nhl, more love for the sharks patrick lovell. got a video tribute last night and look at that innovation in the county was affected. the sharks hosted the minnesota wild. and here is ryan sooner, first shot attempt of the game with 19 seconds into the game. are you kidding me? later in the first, jared spurgeon a little wrist shot. score. they clinch the playoff spots and the sharks lose eight straight and are five points behind st. louis for the last playoff spot. what you have to look for today on sunday? the a's are going for win number 14 in a row.

and the war years for up and down the court later today hosting the sacramento kings. we will see later. >> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. an endangered fin whale washed ashore on the beach and what experts are blaming for the death. also president biden formally recognizing a decades-old genocide but why the fight isn't over for many the

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live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >> welcome back , thanks for joining us, i am emily turner britt let's start this half hour with a quick check of the weather with meteorologist darren peck. >> it has been missing the last 12 hours on and off, and it is not the rain we have been forecasting the last several days. it shows up on radar right now as light rain and barely able to be measured. but look to the far northwest coast. that is the more meaningful well organized rain which gets here little bit after 7 1/2 this morning, and that is timing it around 8:00. it will march its way across the rest of the bay area. the first half of the day today will see some rain but not a lot, 1/10 to 1/4 of one inch of

rain, will break it all down in more detail coming up this next half hour. now back to you. a car fire cause massive delays on the bay bridge last night after the vehicle erupted into flames. it happened just east of harrison street before seven a clock p.m.. two lanes were blocked for about one hour backing up traffic way past the treasure island exit. no word yet on what caused the fire. another dead whale has washed up in san francisco and this time near ft. funston did the endangered fin whale was found washed up on a beach friday and experts with the marine mammal center in sausalito performed a necropsy and determined the will likely died from injuries due to a ship strike. was a 46 foot juvenile male with blunt force injuries around its neck but this was the fifth dead whale to wash his work in san francisco bay just this month alone. days after a man died in police custody, dozens of student protesters marched to the alameda police department

to demand answers. protesters, mostly high school students, marched through the streets this weekend to support mario gonzalez. he died in police custody on monday and they are demanding the department released the officers names and the body cam footage alameda police said 26- year-old gonzales had a medical emergency while they were trying to arrest him he later died but the man's family said he was a healthy 26-year-old.>> i am saddened and frustrated and angry. people of color should not be the ones dying by police. police are told to protect and serve and yet they are not protecting all people>> the city of alameda has hired an independent consultant to investigate the death of a plan to release body camera footage this coming week. a live look at the white house. this morning president biden became the first u.s. president to formally recognize the 1915 massacres of armenians, in what was then the ottoman empire is

genocide there was a renewal of hope in southern california as thousands arminian communities took to the streets this weekend. jerky refusing to recognizing the killings as a genocide. here are the details. >> reporter: la's large arminian and community can't get on this historic armenian genocide remember stay and on saturday morning, president and become the first u.s. president to formally recognize the years long master of armenians that began in 1915 as a genocide but in a statement, president biden said in part each year on this day we remember the lives of all of those who died in the ottoman era arminian genocide and we prevent ourselves from committing and atrocity from ever again agreeing. >> we welcome this announcement with open arms and we commend his administration for making this kind of statement would>> the day that 106 years later that has still left a great stain in the hearts of the

entire arminian people. >> more than 1000 arminians and their allies relative of the turkish conflict, calling on turkey which has long denied the genocide, to recognize it. >> the republic of turkey needs to come to terms with his own dark past and come up with truth and justice for the victims.>> in recognition of armenian genocide by turkey is one step is as we go forward with the pathogenesis.>> they were protesting ethnic cleansing and they can be supported as well.>> we came to show our support of armenian community and we recognize their suffering>> while many arminian said the u.s. recognition is an important step in their fight, they also say there's much more to be done but it echoes what telephonic august when adam schiff said about the genocide. >> at long last the truth. thank god.>> for decades u.s.

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the mental health system facing serious challenges since the paying gimmick pandemic and michelle griego has more on the steps being taken to address the challenges. >> reporter: i think because people were not able to come have clinic visits, there was a need to be able to reach people and to conduct therapy, intake and provide services through telephone and through zoom and ring central. we found it to be enormously successful. many of our clients actually like it but i can imagine for a number of them they will want to continue to get there careful through telehealth. so the upside is david has created opportunities to innovate a little bit. >> do you think people feel more comfortable using the technology then maybe going a person.>> a good question.

some information still suggest there is a higher level of calm the comfort. i think the ease of not having to travel and the ease of being able to be in your own home in a natural setting where you are getting care, as opposed to an artificial setting, all supports better outcomes.>> today, face the nation looks at the significant of last week's murder conviction of derek chauvin. here is john dickerson of cbs news with a preview >> reporter: good morning bay area, coming up on face the nation will talk about the state of policing in america in the wake of the conviction of derek shelton. we'll talk about covid 19 and blessing hesitancy and have new poll numbers as joe biden reaches 100 day mark. we will also check into those

polls about the american's views on the state of race in our country. >> john will talk with the ohio governor, and dr. scott gottlieb, former fda commissioner on face the nation at 8:30 this morning right here on kpix 5 . the population on the international space station has grown to 11 astronauts the biggest crowd of their for more than a decade. we take a look with mark strassmann at the historic launch. >> reporter: 260 miles above earth, for passengers on the spacex space taxi near their definition the international space station. it only looked slow-motion. lower orbit the speed above the capsule and station would cover more than 80 football fields a second. the iss now has 11 astronauts on board. more than it anytime since the space shuttle era.>> it has

taken a tremendous amount of work from a lot of different teams to get to his ear and it is a tremendous achievement on behalf of our partner, space. >> spacex had a significant milestone as it flew this crew using a booster and space capsule that had flown on earlier flights. that drives down costs and potentially increases the number of launches as you do not have to build the space hardware from scratch every time. was considered revolutionary, it has rapidly become routine. >> has only been recently that i feel that reusability can be accomplished. i was not sure for a long time but i am now.>> another first, two crew dragon capsules docked the station at the same time. the crowded iss only has seven beds for these 11 astronauts. some people may have to sleep in their space taxis.>> there will be a little bit of

camping. >> so flexible on everyone's part to make it work. one thing that nobody will complain about are the views. mark strassmann, cbs news at the kennedy space center.>> love the visuals from any story like that. back here closer to the ground we have good views as our camera on top of the sales force our expect with the golden gate bridge with it looks a little misty here. it is near the coast, or up in the hills on the peninsula, we have had misty condition since late afternoon and early evening. here in the city we have gotten on some of the sensors about 407 inch of rain. not into the record books yet is already getting rain but you are not crazy if you think it looks like it has rained. if it is misty for several hours and not evaporating it can look down white went outside.

let's look into the house with high definition doppler and see where the rain is. perhaps a little more of an uptick from the first band just approaching which will come over the peninsula, work its way over the hills, i go over skyline boulevard. i doubt it will hold together if it gets over into the santa clara valley. we want to look here because that is where the better rain is and that doesn't come until eight: 00 or 9.00 this morning. now watch the line from that way forward march its way across the entire bay area. then towards later afternoon, tough to pick out but still there as it goes to the south bay. it falls apart and that doesn't happen until well into the afternoon today. i the evening is us to turn off. tomorrow we will see a little bit of an uptick through the valleys of napa and sonoma and

those hills. a few isolated thunderstorms possible for monday but most will not see that. all of us will see the rain today but the question is how much for your part of the bay? north bay picks up about one quarter of a inch on the high side, the city one quarter of an inch, the south bay numbers are respectable as well. but probably more than in the vicinity of 1/10 of an inch, just enough to get the roads wet and impacts that are driving a little bit but it should not be that significant day today. this is where will be significant weatherwise that is one foot of new snow coming to the sierra up around donner pass, interstate 80 and highway 50, 8 to 10 inches of snow and because of that winter storm i started at 11 a block last night and it doesn't expire

until 11.00 tomorrow morning and that is when travel becomes difficult. today's daytime highs we only go into the 50s. close to seven to 9 degrees cooler yesterday from inland spots it will be grayer and breezy and it will rain. isolated thunderstorms for the wine country tomorrow, then off to the races. sonny and mid-80s for much of next week. emily, back to you. seeing i love one struggle with a serious illness is never easy. this week's student rising above scholar saw her little brother hospitalized with a rare edition. kpix 5 michelle griego shows how she turned her concern into motivation. >> reporter: my little ray of sunshine keeps me happy and he is the reason why i do the things i want to do.>> she is

talking about her brother francisco. a little boy who has been through a lot.>> my little brother has a genetic condition called to below sclerosis. >> the recognition causes tumors to grow in francisco's brain and growing up she hated watching him cope with seizures and developmental delays. >> essentially that feeling of powerlessness and not able to do anything with talking to all of his physicians and doctors, translating for my parents.>> her immigrant parents leaning on their daughter for support during their sons stays in the hospital. >> she is the light of my life.>> gisele's mother, rosa, appreciate her daughter support. >> gisele has been an event will help throughout this entire struggle during this struggle with francisco's condition.>> the experience inspiring the collegiate high school senior to study science and dream big for college.

when you apply for college you always have the backup plans, but you only apply to one?>> yeah i applied early to harvard and got in. >> medical school will be her next step. >> seeing how much all the doctors were able to help my brother made me want to help others the same way.>> gisele's academic achievements are one blessing the family is grateful for. surgery in late 2019 to remove a tumor in francisco's brain was a success.>> what you want to do when you grow up?>> the 12-year-old sense of humor revealed his feelings about the family that surrounds him. one that is literally jumping for joy.>> francisco is wonderful he is definitely the reason i am as ambitious, resilient, positive and optimistic as i am.>> for student rising above i am michelle griego . spirit for

learning more go to kpix.com /sra. the canadian skating star melting the ice with his hot dance moves. all the freedom to skate his way is pushing the

spring is not usually the time we think of for ice- skating but a retired

competitive skater is making the sport hot. his videos have gone viral as he tries to make skating more inclusive and welcoming for everyone. andreano diaz has the story. >> reporter: with his untraditional moves, this canadian is shattering the traditional world of figure skating.>> people love skating but it hasn't modernized itself. we are not tapping into pop- culture but we can. >> his viral videos that started during quarantine our departure from his experience as a young, black skater.>> i had no one to look like me so let me into fitting and will they did not feel authentic to me. spirit what was the mold you are trying to fit into?>> white european elitist environment. >> racist criticisms try to keep him into that mold. >> i was referred to as a

monkey and i want to grow my hair and having afro but they told me not to because it was nappy and not clean.>> but then he saw another figure skater like the mold. >> a magic and a passion i had not seen and remembered i had a shift to i will only skate to what i want to skate. >> and narrowly missed making the olympics, pushing for change in found in the figure skating diversity and inclusion alliance with others like american, mariah gerber. spirit so many skaters of color you do feel isolated and the only one. the whole idea of the program is to be able to have someone who looks like you can be in your corner.>> a mentor younger skaters. >> before skating, i was more think about my techniques, and no more interpretation of movement. making a little bit bigger or

smaller. >> i love how when you talk about movement you start to debts.>> it is natural for us to do that.>> his passion is giving others permission to be themselves, no metal can top that. adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago.>> traditionally just before the oscars honor the best in cinema, the ramses highlight the worst, after a year that did not quite as planned for rudy giuliani but he finds himself one of the worst supporting actor and annual golden raspberry awards. it was for his awkward appearance as himself in the film bore at. now the bay area is reopening, we are asking you to share your photos with getting back together again with families and friends, show yourself and what you are

>> it is time for a look at this morning's top stories. at least 80 people died in the hospital fire in iraq. the blaze spread across several floors were many covid patients were treated. it is treated that an exploding oxygen cylinder sparked the fire. among the dead are more than two dozen patients on ventilators. at least 100 have been injured. for the fourth day in a row

india is in a record number of coronavirus cases as hospitals are overwhelmed as patients i would never be treated. oxygen supplies are dangerously low. a man wearing body armor has been shot and killed by police in los angeles. police say he backed his vehicle into a patrol car while they were responding to a separate emergency incident. he was pronounced dead on the scene. no weapons were found. police the east they are seeing an alarming strike in determining crimes. one incident in san leandro, two children ran up to a man while one had a gun. police chief is working to find crime deterrence during the pandemic.>> the seven-day forecast shows that today will be the highlight in terms of rain and cooler weather. it sticks out like a sore thumb. we might have a few isolated showers and thunderstorms for the north bay on monday but will be localized the wine country. we will be in the mid-80s for much of next week. >> thank you for joining us, cbs sunday morning with jane

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