right now on kpix5, a new lead on a massive church fire in east bay. why investigators believe squatters may be behind the blaze. should you ditch the mask or keep it on? major retailers dropping the mandate as others double down. a sign that the bay area is returning to normal. subways and streetcar service starting back up. major upgrades rolling out today. good morning it's saturday may 15. the cool weather is sticking around this saturday. let's get to darren peck with a check of our weekend forecast. you can add damp to that. look at the lens from the camera on top of the mark hopkins hotel. those are rain drops. if we look inside the clouds on high def doppler, you see a little bit rain right off the coast. there is not a lot to this. but we have gotten enough light mist over the past few hours that many rain gauges, specifically towards east bay

hills and over on the city peninsula side, have picked up about .01 of an inch. we'll look at futurecast and show you what's coming. this is not going to be a rain out but i will have the details. back to you. a search is on for three shooting suspects on the peninsula. someone was shot about 9:00 last night near san mateo high school. there was a large police presence including a k-9 unit and more than a dozen officers. this was the scene just outside the san mateo adult school located on the high school campus. so far, there is no word on the condition of the victim. also developing, investigators are zeroing in on cause of a massive fire in concord. late last night it was revealed someone was apparently living in the crawl space under christ community church nazarene. that's where the fire started. it's not clear if it was

intentional or accidental. firefighters saved the main building but fires gutted other buildings on the grounds. on the road to recovery looking live at san francisco, confusion across the bay area with many asking should i listen to cdc and ditch my mask or follow local guidelines and keep it on? the state is expected to release updated mask guidelines any day for people vaccinated. three major retailers walmart, trader joe's, costco have dropped their mask requirements but some business owners are erring on the side of caution and say they hope they require people to still wear masks. apple stores plan to keep the mask mandate. bloomberg is as still required. governor newsom promising sweeping changes after unveiling $267 billion budget.

it's a third larger than his initial proposal. here are highlights. direct checks of $600 to those making less than 75 grand a year, $20 billion for public schools, 12 billion for homelessness, 4 billion for small businesses, more than 5 billion for drought response. >> this state has ever rebated more direct dollars into pockets of taxpayers earning $75,000. two out of three will receive at least a check of $600. >> we first brought you the governor's budget announcements live on cbsn bay area. you can stream 24/7 on the kpix.com or the kpix news app. today bart will begin track rebuilding project between south haywand union city stations. betwfoseven sures weekends h acing ing parts like wooden ties and

track switches. bart will offer free shuttle buses between the stations on the weekends when they're closed. muni's metro subway service will be back in action. there are new changes riders can expect. clean stations, new tunnel lights, wifi are just a few of the upgrades that muni made in the past year. riders will see new directional signs at the castro and church station. sfmta director says this is an effort to make and a half gaiting muni less confusing for tourists and locals. >> this station is one of the first stations to have that upgrade in signage. all the signage is now back lit. it is much more visible to usesre in. lauage also returninthe city has always been known for.

the transit agency brought out a band for the big announcement. cars will return between fisherman's whatever of and castro and market streets seven days a week. a man died in a horrific crash while driving a tesla. now chp is trying to figure out if the computer in the car was a factor. the crash happened may 5 on the 210. hendrickson was driving the tesla when it slammed into an overturned semi. he frequently posted videos online of driving his tesla in autopilot sometimes showing no feet on the pedals, no hands on the wheel. chp says they haven't ruled if autopilot was used saying there has not been final determination as to what driving mode the tesla was in or if it was a contributing factor the crash. they're reminding drivers autopilot requires a driver's full attention. public sentimover automated technology is mixed. a recent survey of adult

drivers on autopilot show 14% were trust the technology. 54% said they would be a bit afraid. this is the 29th federal investigation into tesla autopilot. 6:07. still on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> a wacky comedy. >> from the streets of daly city to the big screen, behind the scenes look at a home movie project about a famous filipino food, next. a bay area attraction ready to reopen in stores today. what you need to know if you plan on visiting the otters in monterey. a live look outside before

x news app. welcome back. 6:10. as restrictions are being peeled back people headed out friday night to enjoy something they haven't been able to do. that includes going to movies with theaters opening at reduced capacity. friday regal cinemas reopened theaters in downtown berkeley. maximum capacity is 50% with two seats between groups. no one can go in without a ng guidelines for people who have been vaccinated. >> even though impersonally vaccinated and i don't

technically have to wear a mask, i feel like for everybody else's safety that's necessary until we get to a point where it is clear. >> counties in california waiting for guidance on the state about changes masking requirements following the cdc's announcement. a special night last night at the fort mason drive in featuring movies from filipino american film makers in honor of asian american pacific islander month. one is sequel to a home movie shot in daly city and has become overnight hit. in a kpix5 exclusive, audiences are eating up the movie named after a famous filipino food. >> reporter: an action comedy. >> no double dipping. >> reporter: the filipino egg roll stars in two movies. >> we used it as a comic book device as our hero who

weaponize dollars it to protect daly city. >> reporter: as kids, rounded up friends like francis to make home movies about super heroes in the daly city neighborhood. >> they're going to do it anyways. >> i am not going to stand here and found out. >> reporter: years later they reunited in the hometown to make the movie. >> it became somewhat of a hit. >> a wacky comedy. there is nothing wrong with having fun. it's also a movie that has a filipino american as our hero. >> reporter: it won audience award for best narrative film at the hawaii international film festival. >> this is our home base. >> reporter: it reflects growing up filipino american and explore prejudice from within. >> there are stories that affected us growing up such as the bullying, people that came from the philippines verses those who are americanized filipinos and how they interact. >> reporter: riding on the

popularity, the sequel raised $50,000 in funding from almost 800 donors. a former ufc fighter and hollywood star joined the acting team. francis, a partner at a cpa firm, says the production has come a long way from home movie days. >> now we have a script, no t t we start filming, you know. >> deep fried universe is what they're calling it. >> reporter: they even created comic books. he works at usc and the 200 plus cast and crew are part time film makers opening up new doors of opportunities for asian americans. >> now more than ever it is important for stories to be made and seen. >> that's why we can't do it alone. >> reporter: the popularity of the movies shows audiences are hungry for their stories. >> we should mention lisa is one of our production assistants and is a producer on the movies.

each movie took seven years to make. at noon some cast and crew will be at newport mall in newark to sign the newest comic based on the movies. today, monterey bay aquarium is reopening. the aquarium is welcoming back visitors after being shut down for 13 months. online reservations are required and for now the aquarium will be open thursday through monday. the plan is to reopen seven days a week after memorial day. we've got a little bit light rain this morning. i have to stress it is a little bit of light rain. it's misting on several of the lenses in the heart of the city. it's been enough that several rain gauges have recorded about .01 of an inch of rain. we'll start with our view that looks from the top of the mark hopkins hotel. you see we've got accumulation of light rain so far there. moraga, almost .1 but it's up in the hills on the east side

of the east bay hills. most other places, we are talking about .01 of an inch. don'see a pt for . a little bit showing up behind the current bug right there. it is 52 in daly city and it's blocking a shower. there is not a lot to that. if you look here, that's where the better rain is. this system, the actual rain with this system, that has not gotten here yet. what we are experiencing is the marine layer responding to the system in advance. in other words the marine layer has gotten deeper because the storm has given more energy from afar. that's the rain we would want to watch for something more meaningful. as we put this into futurecast and watch that, there will be thunderstorms today right here in the sierra. the direction that wants to get thrown is towards us. if we put that into futurecast, by the time we get to this

afternoon through mendocino we could have a few isolated thunderstorms that work their way. that will be something to keep an eye on. watch how those fall apart as they approach sonoma county line. for the majority of us, that won't be a factor today. here is the light rain on the futurecast off the coast. that's the marine layer stuff. it does add up over time. it's just not a lot. like we have seen, a couple hundredths of an inch of rain. as far as daytime highs for today, we have seen our afternoon temperatures take a plunge over the last two days. low 70s for many inland spots which brings us back down about 15 degrees cooler than we were for daytime highs just on wednesday. it was really thursday and friday where we felt it most. in the bay there hasn't been as much of a change. the real issue for anybody close to the water or the bay

has been the wind. that will likely still be a part of the forecast though not as strong as it was the last two days. the wind we were feeling was strong on shore flow on the leading edge of the system coming through. as you look at the seven-day forecast, there is plenty sunshine. once we are passed the weekend. temperatures will not budge a lot. we'll be staying in the low to mid 70s inland and low to mid 60s in the bay for pretty much the next seven days. when i was driving, i couldn't tell if something was mist, drizzle, or rain. it was like a little bit of each. >> there is a very finely undefined transition for many of those. you probably encountered all of them. >> thank you. >> sure. tonight's 48 hours program, the sister of a modesto man convicted last year for murder of his parents speaks out for the first time. they were killed in their home in 2013. their son brandon was accused of hiring a friend to kill them

but his sister insists he is innocent. our reporter spoke to us about why the sister is so convinced. >> reporter: lauren says her brother loved his family, has a tattoo that says fore h violenpare th paid s bills. shlieves be is diult r other people to really understand her brother. >> you can see the report on 48 hours at 10:00 on kpix5. keeping asian oak land. how the effort to work with the mlb before they lose another team. that's next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. how about the future of the 49ers? his time is this weekend. last night, big moments, big shots at chase for the warriors for the post season

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terminal dragging on. in a letter the council members say they were blind sided saying there appears to be incorrect information being conveyed. we want to make clear it is entirely false that the city council is delaying or refusing to consider a's project proposal. the team says it will pay for the park but wants the city to cover associated infrastructure cost using projected tax revenue from the project. friday the vice mayor requested july 20 vote on the plan's financial framework. we have reached to the a's for comment but haven't heard back. you see it over my shoulder, warriors logo. post season positioning comes down to tomorrow as a result of what happened last night. headliners had the night off but the reserves made noise. steph curry in street clothes firing his team up. they ran with the pelicans last night.

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blast. the final was 6-1, remain a game and a half ahead of the astros in al west. tre lance, 49ers top draft pick in his first practice yesterday at rookie mini camp in santa clara. he reportedly completed 20 of 24 passes. he will take over for jimmy garoppolo. meantime they enjoy being cut from the same cloth. lance went to north dakota state, garoppolo eastern illinois. >> i got to meet him over the last days which was awesome. he said that in his first text to me. he is another guy that's been in a similar position having been where i am. just looking forward to learning as much as i can from him and all the rest of the guys in the room. >> practice is later today and will continue into tomorrow as lance settles in to try and enoun the feive stemfor

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welcome back. the time is 6:29. thank you so much for joining us. let's start this half hour with a quick check of our weather. we've got light mist happening across the city, peninsula, east bay this morning. it's not heavy rain but it's been enough to measure. since we have been on for the last half hour, it's gone up a little bit. there has really been a focus as showers come in. they kind of get pushed through the san bruno and drop a little bit rain at sfo then towards ose lls. if you lo ghit's not a lot. there is really very little showing up. it's mainly marine layer. there is a chance for better rain later today in the north

bay. i will show you that in the complete forecast in a bit. back to you. to the coronavirus, governors in at least a dozen states say they will follow the newly relaxed guidance on wearing masks. california officials say mask mandates will remain in place for now. more from our cbs reporter at the white house. at the airport travelers welcome new guidelines allowing fully vaccinated people to go most places without a mask. >> how exciting, a little feeling of normalcy. >> reporter: some took a more tempered approach. >> i don't trust people. i know a lot are not vaccinated. >> reporter: this restaurant is considering the challenging. >> are you going to ask people are you vaccinated? there is fo to ntrol e n'want this toturn a m moment. >> reporter: cdc says americans

fully vaccinated against covid- 19 can go mask less outdoors and in many places indoors. exceptions include planes, public transport, healthcare facilities, prisons, homeless shelters. at the white house members of the media appeared to be following new guidelines. president biden stepped outside without a mask and said he was enjoying it. after cdc unveiled new guidelines thursday, the president gave americans who aren't yet fully vaccinated something of an ultimatum. >> get vaccinated or wear a mask until you do. >> reporter: that drew complaints from congressional republicans, wrote men must be governed by god or will be ruled by tyrants. walmart and trader joe's are among first saying masks are no longer required for customers who have their shots.

and they say they won't be asking. today, a theme park in florida will no longer require masks outdoors. universal orlando is requiring masks inside shops and restaurants. visitors must wear masks when they ride up for a ride until they reach the exit. universal is trying to keep guests three feet apart. dr. fauci suggested children should wear masks until they get vaccinated. >> when the children go out into the community either indoor or certain outdoor settings, they should wear a mask if they're unvaccinated. when they ultimately get vaccinated, it will be the same as the adults. >> we posted a list of activities people can safely resume once fully vaccinated. find it on our vaccine resource guide at the top of our page at kpix.com. escalating violence in the west bank as conflict between

israelis and palestinians grows even more intense [ shots ]. >> at least ten palestinians were killed by israeli soldiers during clashes friday, deadliest day of fighting there in years. israel continues to send heavy artillery fire and air strikes into gaza and officials say more than 2,000 rockets have been fired towards israel from gaza this week. the fighting has killed more than 125 palestinians and at least eight israelis. a homeless man in fremont stands accused of three sexual assaults. police say one of the attacks was witnessed by officers. investigators say thursday at about 11:00 am, lomex punched a woman in the back of the head, repeatedly ttin the face before dragging her across the lawn. he was allegedly naked at the time and attacking inti when of arrived.

>> they were horrified to discover that they actually were interrupting a sexual assault. she did receive multiple broken bones, facial injuries, and obviously emotional trauma. >> investigators have connected lomax to two other sexual assaults including one on may 5 against a 75-year-old woman at a safe way. he faces multiple charges including elder abuse. live to capitol hill, new evidence that the republican party remains to a large extent the party of trump. yesterday house republicans chose out spoken supporter of the former president to be the third ranking leader. this is after ousting reprwho spoke adamantly against the former president. nikole killion reports. >> reporter: house republican leaders tried to present a united front after purging liz cheney from ranks and replacing her with trump loyalist elise

stefanik. the 36-year-old new york congress woman overwhelmingly won majority of votes by secret ballot replacing cheney who upset party leaders for refusing to accept. >> how can you be unified so long as you have some members who support the former president and some who don't. >> we are unified. republican voters. >> reporter: she was instantly praised by the former president who cheered the make america great movement is strong. cheney vowed not to back down. >> i think the issue really is donald trump and it really is the party and whether we will be a party based on the truth. >> reporter: republicans who supported the ouster feel trump's support is critical if they're going to regain power in 2022.

a stefanik supporter says it came down to message. >> i respect congress woman cheney's conservative record but if you are leader of a company and weren't delivering on the message that the majority of the company wanted you would make a change. that's what we are seeing here. >> reporter: nikole killion, cbs news, the white house. governor newsom is hoping to clean up california and says the state is too dirty. friday the governor announced aggressive proposal on statewide clean up and beautification. waste companies saw 40% increase in waste during the pandemic. officials call the proposal a huge shot in the arm and hope the effort will actually last. >> when you get it clean, you need to have the preventative measures. it is not just as simple as picking it up. >> the proposal will create 15,000 jobs d aims to clean up 21 tons of trash. officials hope the effort will encourage the community to do their part as well. >> once people see what we are

doing, they'll say i want to take care of my community even more than i currently do because look at what the public sector is doing. look at what the government is doing to take care of the places. >> the proposal includes $75 million that will go to art grants as part of the beautification efforts. this has to pass legislature. an east bay city trying to put end to a natural gas pipeline. it runs through brentwood. it transports natural gas in a richmond refinery. city leaders are declining to renew with the energy company responsible for the pipeline. the city is citing safety and environmental concerns for the move. >> i think it's a hazard. we saw what happened in san bruno. i have been looking at a lot of pipelines do explode. i guess it's not often. but when they do, they flatten houses. >> i don't think it is worth

it. it's a risk people take. they think oh it can never happen. i am sure those families thought that too. >> they say the pipeline is safe. the city may not have the final word on the lease. the company can go to the state to overrule local authority. the white house says supplies of gasoline in south and mid atlantic region should be back to normal early next week. the fuel crunch came after a ransomware attack shut down a major pipeline. >> our current expectation based on conversations between the company and experts at the department of energy is the vast majority of markets in affected regions are receiving fuel at gas stations for consumers and will continue to receive more fuel throughout the weekend and early next week hence getting us closer to return us back to normal. >> in atlanta gasoline continues in short supply and prices at the pump are climbing more than 60% of gas stations in atlanta area are running on

empty. that's prompted many people to change their weekend driving plans. >> absolutely not. i am not wasting money. we don't know what the next surprise is. >> i think i will stay in. this gas, can't really afford it. >> georgia's governor extended state of emergency until next saturday. during the period there will be no tax on gas. the order allows fuel trucks to speed up their driving times for deliveries. the deadline to file taxes without penalty is getting closer and closer. monday may 17 is tax day this year. after the irs extended april 15 deadline. that means you need to file and pay anything you owe by monday or face fines. luckily there is still time to file an extension and that gives you almost october 15 to file. irs is offering options for people who can't pay the full sum they may owe at the time of filing. >> we understand unexpected

events sometimes makes it hard for taxpayers to pay on time especially with everything going on this last year. if you owe but can't pay, it is important to contact us immediately for assistance. >> keep in mind even if you get the october 15 extension, you will have to pay interest on any tax not paid by monday. the bay area is still buzzing over this rare bear sighting. this morning, how likely is it that another bear will pop up in this north bay neighborhood? turning heartache into passion. next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, we introduce you to a woman who is encouraging others to

marin county still buzzing about ya thursd. nopeople if l visit to backyard oak his way b smashing a fence on the way out. >> ran through there and then that's the direction of the

open space. >> reporter: his appearance in central marin might have been surprising to neighbors but fish and wildlife officials say it's not out of the question to see bears. they can easily cover 20 miles a day, especially when motivated like yogi for snacks. >> animals attracted by food and ends up in the area where it probably smells human sources of food and that's most likely what attracted it. >> we asked hikers and bikers if they are changing their outdoor strategy because of the bear. >> it is a surprise. i welcome it. it's like a little lake tahoe, lots of bears. this area is a little populated for bears but it doesn't scare me. >> if i came upon one now, i have to owif i should run though or if i should play dead or be quiet. route and

don't get any closer than you are. >> nature and civilization don't sometimes get along. a drought emergency across much of california, another example of just how dry things are getting. fulsome lake about 30 miles north east of satisfy, is standing at one of its lowest levels and those conditions are prompting possible change to how the sacramento area gets water. there is now a push by regional water authority with providing more than 20 providers serving more than 2 million people to shift towards using more groundwater and less surface water. change would relose reliance on fulsome lake and lower american river. >> what's happened with surface water supply this ys been probably going to water maybe half the time that we normally do. >> city of roseville is already making move to use more

groundwater. it is asking customers to help by conserving. track the latest drought conditions and water restrictions by going to kpix.com/drought. that just makes a great transition because it's raining. it's not raining a lot. it's not raining for most of us, but it is more like sprinkle mist this morning along the peninsula. it helps if you are up in the hills. we have seen light rain even down at oakland at the airport. sfo has gotten .01. hayward and castro valley have actually increased in number since we have been on up to .02 of an inch of rain. hayward, .03 of an inch of rain so far. this is because the marine layer has gotten so deep this morning as a result of approaching weak storm system. i will show you that in a second. here is high def doppler. you don't see anything except for a few showers off of the

far coast of, off santa cruz. that's where the system is. there is actually even lightning having been detect of if we put this into futurecast and watch where that goes, there is the possibility for some showers here mixed with these thunderstorms which will be over the sierra by this afternoon to get thrown back around our way right here. that gets us into the afternoon and if we get this, the focus will be primarily mendocino, ukiah. this is mainly a focus for you guys. showers fall apart as they cross sonoma county line. maybe a few hold together as they work their way down 101. maybe towards santa rosa. it will be really light by then. what we looked at a moment ago, that's light mist sprinkles

from marine layer which has deepened in response to the fact that we have an area of low pressure moving through the state with the storm. there are two different kinds of rain and totals harvery low with this first phase that we've gotten. still, it's enough if you will be out windshield wipers will likely be needed. daytime highs today go back to the low 70s most inland spots. we'll be in the mid to upper 60s for much of the day. as we look across seven-day forecast, the only thing we've got on here in addition to maybe light rain near the coast would be a few clouds that hang on for the coast and bay for the next days. look at how we will see temperatures rebound a bit if you are inland. we will climb back to the mid t early rt of couple degreesabove average for this time of year. it's not like we've got

significant warm ups coming our way. that is important. it's nice to see that because we are not going back to the kind of scenario with strong offshore winds and that means we likely will not have to talk about fire weather, at least not for the next seven days. as nice as it is to see rain, a couple hundredths of an inch has no meaningful i am pa account but it's still nice. >> early in my career i worked in monterey and i consider this seven-day forecast monterey weather in the 70s. >> yeah. we will be more influenced by the weather coming in on shore whereas we are not getting the offshore stuff which throws temperatures in a different direction than monterey would normally get. there is a lot to that. you are right. >> sign me up. students rising above scholar weathered a tough family break up. as michelle griego reports, she took that heartache and turned it into a passion for helping

others. >> first generation latina born and raised in east palo alto, california. >> reporter: fearless when it comes to sharing fe with others. >> at the age of 13, my parents got divorced. because money was constant source of stress and problems at home, i learned early on how financial instability impacts a family because it broke our family apart. >> reporter: a vulnerable family business coupled with lack of access to financial education and opportunity could have ended her story. but it didn't. what are some of the vulnerabilities for communities of color when it comes to financial literacy? >> that's a great question. there are a few things i want to talk about here. >> reporter: instead the experience inspired her to make financial opportunities available and accessible to all

as a corporate financial consultant, she advises clients while leading financial literacy workshops for foster youth, women of color, black and latino high school girls. >> they loved my drive and my passion, my mission for wanting to make an impact in terms of financial power for diverse communities and people from all walks of life. >> it's work she loves and it's needed. 31% of black and 28% latino households own stock investments with average net worth of about 24 to $36,000 compared to 61% of white house holds whose average net worth hovers around $188,000. >> it can be overwhelming. that's why i encourage my friends and family and people in the community to reach out to a professional for help. >> reporter: carina's family bounced back from the mom pass

in 2017 so carina found herself guiding everyone through the probate process. she's focused on expanding credentials and being a role model for other latinas who see themselves in finance careers. >> i was able to agree my foot in the door. i want to serve as an example for other students of color, people from all walks of life. don't let people put you in a box. if you have a dream, follow it. >> reporter: for students rising above, i am michelle griego. >> she didn't plan on a career in finance. she graduated with a social justice degree. so this is a career change for her, one she says she would encourage others to make if they have a passion for it. to learn more go to kpix.com/sra. we'll be right back. walter, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? so what are you waiting for? world's strongest man martins licis

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last night near san mateo high school. dozens of officers were on the scene including a k-9 unit. there is no word this morning on the condition of the victim. investigators are zeroing in on cause of a massive church fire in concord. someone was apparently living in a crawl spice under christ community church of the nazarene. that's where the fire started. it's not clear if the fire was intentionally set. three major retailers, walmart, trader joe's, costco have already dropped mask requirements. this is after cdc said fully vaccinated can ditch their mask. california is expected to release updated mask guidelines any day now. today san francisco's beloved street cars are returning. cars will run between fisherman's whatever of and castro and market street seven days a week. muni metro subway service will be back in action and there are changes riders can expect with clean stations, new

tunnel lights and wifi plus new directional signs to help navigate muni easier. it has been nice to have to type in rainfall totals. we have gotten light mist and drizzle. most is focused on the immediate coast or the immediate bay. east bay hills actually have picked up a couple hundredths of an inch of rain around castro valley and hayward. seven-day forecast has no more rain in it. we'll be in the upper 70s by early this coming week. >> thanks. thanks so much for watching kpix5 news. the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. we'll be

narrator: today on "lucky dog", a sweet maltese terrier mix is looking for her forever home. eric: you're the toughest puppy. narrator: she might be the perfect companion for a girl with special needs. nicole: we're looking for something small for linley that can just comfort her and want to lay with her. narrator: but before the puppy can move in with the family... eric: can you give me a sit? narrator: ...eric will need to make sure that she doesn't pose a safety risk. eric: i feel an immense amount of pressure to make sure that zoey is contr household. there really is no room for error.