right now, and streaming on bay area, a wave of airstrikes and dozens killed as people flee for shelter. the devastation and heartbreak are we to eaders call for an w reaching herd immunity? and why so many believe that parts of the bay area are already there. good morning, it is sunday, may 16th.

let's start with a check of our weather. >> you can see it from treasure island looking back towards the skyline. the east bay is waking up to gray skies in so is the tri- valley. this is a widespread start. and the temperatures are pretty warm. lower to middle 50s. these temperatures are relatively clear. although, just a degree or two below average. the coast is 57. we will be back with the rest of the forecast, coming up. breaking news, deadly crash down an offramp for several hours. it happened around 11:00 p.m. at wolf road. one person died at the scene. one man was arrested. early reports indicated that they tried to avoid debris when they collided and careened into some trees. it reopened just over four

hours later. overnight they carried out the deadliest attack so far in gaza. it flattened three buildings killing at least 30 people. tanks bombarded gaza. this is the seventh day in a row of fighting between israel. now, earlier they said that they destroyed the home of the most senior member inside of that who is reported to be in hiding. he responded by firing a barrage of rockets into israel. this has killed the hundred and 80 people in gaza. the casualties include women and children. and here around 10 people including 10 people have been killed. this report now from tel aviv. >> and sirens blaring across the city.

>> just getting into a bunker here after some silence went off. >> we can hear several explosions. less than half a mile away kathy at the center of the strike, a rocket landed in this busy intersection killing one person. >> never has a rocket struck the largest one just like this and never have we seen damage like this. >> local residents looked on including her and her son. >> this is your neighborhood. >> was very close. >> they say that the attack was in retaliation for the bombing last night. at least 10 members to women

and eight children killed in the strike. the deadliest since the violence began. the only survivor was found in the rubble. >> just 20 minutes after, israeli fighter jets leveled a 15 story building. how is the dvc associated press. no journalists were killed after receiving an hour. they said it's being described as an assault on press freedom. a sale is home to that intelligence. something that they the night. >> after six days of fighting, and 10 israelis that, it's hard to imagine that there is a potential for serious crisis unfolding. but, across israel, there's been several nights of horrific neighbor versus neighbor violence. threatening to push israel there as well. >> arriving in tel aviv for

those de-escalation times. but they have made it clear that they are not interested in any kind of cease-fire. >> in san francisco hundreds marched here and waved flags to show their support this weekend. a new mural also surfaced here that is one of hundreds across the nation expressing outrage. president biden says he supports israel's right to defend itself. some local infectious disease experts believe a few parts of the bay area have already reached "herd immunity. while that may be elusive, they say it's attainable here in the bay area.

>> here in alameda county, more than half, 55% of the people have been fully vaccinated. that percentage is even higher. they believe they could achieve that immunity sometime this summer. >> they say it could come from vaccination or natural infection. so, if you look at this, which was hit hard by the coronavirus, and has a high vaccination rate, they believe that this one has already reached the immunity. and there are other similar immunity pockets in the bay area. >> this is an interesting population because, that again, across the country, is pretty high. >> the infectious disease of antibodies. o many people ers suggest that

they are leading the pack. they say that 75% of those over 16 years old have received at least one dose of vaccine. >> until we get that immunity, it may be just transient depending on circumstances. >> but most doctors are still a few years out. because of the new variance. and vaccine equity. in the bay area, the biggest challenge is vaccine hesitance. >> i feel like i don't want to be one of the guinea pigs. >> they say that they don't trust the science. >> i don't trust him like that. because, everybody you put your trust in them. >> they say that they different from disease elimination. it's unlikely it will ever get rid of the coronavirus. in time, they can better manage this disease.

some bay area families are expressing their gratitude or efforts to vaccinate a segment of a population which is often overlooked. a one-of-a-kind vaccination clinic this weekend. it was designed to be accessible for those with developmental disabilities. now, for family members, it was a long awaited opportunity. >> we have created a whole opportunity around it. the number of sensory friendly toys. d, this is just to not over stimulate them. that's been really helpful. >> when you have a special s ch to a facility. >> a new vaccination clinic which opened in san francisco

is vaccinating people 12 years and up. it is located on visitation valley. a neighborhood hard-hit by the pandemic. it will be open by appointment or for droppings. happening today, in oakland, the proclamation to owner honor the founder all tied up strides for success. today, declaring it car day to honor the radio personality who founded the group. since it began in 2016 all tied up has assisted more than 6000 students. there was a big show support for the community. marking the heritage month. meanwhile, a new survey has found asian americans are still historalized despite their lo these new findings suggest tha there's a lot that needs to be done to break down all of the standing stereotypes. >> i'm shocked.

i'm saddened. i'm disappointed. but, this is the data that suggest that we have a lot more work to do. er of the organization leading asian americans to unite for change reacting to the finding that 37% of americans say that they are not aware of an increase in hate crimes. 24% said that it's not a problem that should be addressed. >> another big take away, more than 40% of people struggle to name a prominent asian american today. >> we have jackie chan who is obviously asian american and we have bruce lee. >> best because half of non- asian american respondents th a overrepresented in leadership positions.

and an overwhelming majority of them said that they face discrimination in the united states. >> the actor daniel lou energized the crowd at the rally in oakland. they blew whistles and solidarity with others across the country. they encourage the crowd to support asian owned businesses and registered to vote. >> it's great to see them united together like this. >> they are doing so by sharing the new data with congressional leaders to perform policy and push for history courses in cases. >> i understand. and, this is what we can have to support us. >> that was betty reporting. now that they have a baseline copy will conduct the suey to track changes in public perceptions over time. the time now is 6:11 a.m.

families forced from their homes after a southern california brushfire explodes in size. what they are saying about how the fire started. the hunt for a missing tiger finally comes to an end. after the break, how they managed to catch up with the big cat.

now to the fire watch, brushfire forcing mandatory evacuations. they are looking for the person that they say started it. it is in the topanga state park north and west of santa monica. so far, it has burned 750 acres, with steep terrain and heavy brush. it started late on friday night and then exploded as they picked up. more than 70 firefighters are battling from the air due to the rugged terrain. they say it's part of the suspect in the area. >> i heard those games in there. so, he may be in that case. for him to survive that you know. you went there.e fire.

they had been ordered to leave their homes. let's pick up this forecast. this is from our camera on treasure island which is back towards the city. those are gray skies. but the gray skies have made it all the way inland. we will switch to that camera next. but, if we go to high death doppler, there's nothing on here. that is when the national weather service will send it off to the most sensitive setting. because the radar is reading. but, is no rain in the central valley. we still have a storm centered right over california. there will be more thunderstorms. instead, it is our marine layer.

this is by the time we got to the early afternoon today. and then it comes back again in the overnight hours. we are right at the heart of this season. we have this moniker and it certainly been applying for the last few days. you can see the showers that are spinning around the center of circulation. it really looks impressive. the higher the colors the bigger the clouds the more potential for the rain. you can see them trying to bring lightning to the bay area. but does dissipate in clear out. if we look at that system, the center of it is down here. everything is spinning around here. this is how the storms will continue to pinwheel as the center of that system moves away. until we get one more day today where we get those thunderstorms. here at home, it is just marine layer. that's really about it. it will be breezy today.

you can see the onshore flow. it gets us into sunday and monday as the wind starts to pick up. but that's just typical. it won't be as strong as the wind was for friday and saturday. especially, thursday and friday. it's going to start to weekend and it will be a typical show onshore flow. daytime highs in the middle 70s. we will have the lower 70s and the bay. and mainly into the lower 60s. so, we are going to warm back into the lower 60s. and, looking across the forecast, looking at the warm- up going into tuesday. we will see those numbers beginning to approach 80s. so, nice little warm-up before we cool it back down for the end of it. in the bay, we don't change a whole lot. the coast will say in the middle 50s.

no major headlines here. down. it's interting, we have a storm over california. >> kind of interesting, the swing in the weather from one week to the next. last week it felt like we had transformed. and, we rewound back into early spring. >> spring and fall are transition season. you get it into the summer. and then, i think it's pretty steady for a while. >> thank you. >> intense searching, they say that a missing tiger has been found. they say that the nine-month-old tiger is healthy and unhahbodw un arrog el. and it got lost in the process. >> in no way shape or form

should you have an animal in your household. only nine months old. full-grown and the animal can get to 600 pounds. still has its claws. and you can do a lot of damage if it decided to pick >> they say that they will brought to the ranch where he can roam freely and live in a safe environment. >> straightahead this morning, they are lead and their divisions trimming way back. both teams last night and sink.

new this morning, one in 20 people rescued when a roller coaster malfunctioned. they were on a ride called desert storm when the cars got stuck about 20 feet up on a horizontal loop. >> it was tilting. so, we are on the ride and it was going forward but instead of going backwards. then they kept going forward until it stopped immediately. we were just leaning. >> firefighters use them to get all 22 people down safely. no one thankfully,. >> good morning, everyone.

how humbling is this game? asked the giants. let's take you to pittsburgh. why not give you a shot of the pilot ship here? it was all top six. and, increasing it from 6-2 here. to the bullpen. they kept fighting that has well. here still tied bottom line. here again. game ending walk off homer on jake mcgee second straight night the pirates walked it off. this was 8-6. they lead half the game on the padres. in the meantime, the first pitch deck e second strgahehave complete c

of this one. watch this graph. matt chapman with the bases loaded. they are up 4-2. and then, he struck. with a couple of those runners aboard. he had that go ahead. they opened that door of opportunity. coming from a high number. oakland now is just a half-game ahead of houston in the west. there is medina spirit. for the moment, the winner lead going into the final turn and as he faded, it was three wins and seven starts. this is with jackie to win this race. dnon secd medina spirit, third. >> the nba warriors.

later on today. the winner of this regular- season finale just telling you that the winner has a couple of chances to reach the playoffs. this is the first time we've had a five-game winning streak. it's the same execution that we've been having especially these last 18 to 20 games. carrying that into tomorrow. >> yesterday the late kobe bryant was enshrined in the basketball hall of fame. michael jordan presented the champion. he was killed january of 2 along with seven others in a

helicopter crash in southern california. his wife vanessa spoke for her late husband. >> you didn't, you are in the hall of fame now. you are a true champion. you are not just an mvp. you are an all-time great. so proud of you. i love you forever and always. kobe bryant gave the self- anointed nickname of black mama. he would always say, mama out. i would just say, burnt out. i will see you later. >> still ahead, streaming here y c speakg out on a heatedonfrontationhere trying to y my other colles. >> plus, the hopeful facing an investigation over his unusual mascot. celebrating the class of 2021

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that 29 a.m. let's start with a quick check of our weather from our meteorologist. stomach great start out there. we are probably getting a little bit of light drizzle here. but, no significant rain. it is just a great start for everybody. it extends all the way into the tri-valley. the temperatures are in the middle 50s. as far as how this plays out today. we should get the sunshine in the bay the time we get to the late morning today. but staying into the middle 60s for most locations. this is for those inland spots coming up in just a few days. this is at least 18 states by lifting mask mandates. after the fully vaccinated people. they can be massless in most places. it's still unclear what this will do. considering the move of knowing

who is been vaccinated and who hasn't. michael george has the latest. >> for many people around them, the masks are coming off. >> i'm done with wearing a mask. for me, i've been ccinated >> the cdc issued new guidelines same people fully vaccinated here can go without masks outdoors, and indoor places exceptions include public transport, health care facilities. it's going to make face coverings normal. >> and, with the decision in k at we are going to do is still follow those mandates. >> she is wary. >> and vaccinated.

i'm just concerned that the next person, how honest are they going to be? >> as they are relaxed nationwide, this is open after more than a year. a long time in the eyes of a child. >> we have really good memories. and couples like mario and jessica gamez are going ahead with their celebrations. >> we couldn't be happier. we are so glad to be married. >> it was just a long wait. >> michael george, cbs news. they are overreacting about a heated conversation. and, they say that they had a language for the marjorie

taylor. and, it all started when he lost those for. >> i came out of the building and i love having the mask off. greenslade says that they can take the mask off. you know what, i'm tired of this. they are going around trying to bully my other colleagues. don't tell me what to do. >> well, despite the cdc lifting most mandates, the house speaker is still requiring them keeping the mandate in effect until all members and staff are fully vaccinated. facing an investigation for the unusual campaign mascot. it brought them to a campaign of it on tuesday,with humane society's law

enforcement division foib vng ting him in his mpai code. it bans them from bringing animals like bears, lions and tigers into san diego. these are obviously exempt from that code. to be trained for movies and tv shows. animal rights activists have spoken out about campaigning with them. they publish this saying that every care was working to ensure that with the approval of several government agencies. that will ruffle me fea ofeft-wing activists. stomach happening today, a "stop the hate." rowling started today. it will include cultural performances, speakers, and exhibits. the unity against tate has a

dozen cities including sacramento. >> people gathered outside of the capital sharing their stories. speakers included the mayors of sacramento. they have that same region. >> rescue crews are working to free people trapped under rubble in a residential building hit by the israeli airstrikes. they are using excavation equipment to try to reach the survivors. one rescue worker said it's not clear how many were trapped but he believes it to be "a large number." police have made an arrest in connection with a deadly shooting. it happened around 10:30 p.m. they found a 31 old man had been shot and died in the hospital.

police later arrested him for the shooting. the motive remains unclear. four people are shot on friday and saturday. the first shooting happened on vienna street in prison avenue. they arrested a 17-year-old who they say admitted to the murder. then saturday morning, officers found a man in the 50s with a gunshot wound. he died at the hospital as well. a 49-year-old and a 54-year-old were also shot. they were taken with life- threatening injuries. they say that they were thethe national park. they haven't recovered a second body at. >> planning to move a homeless camp under the interstate 80.

they say that they have a right to stay under state law. they are clearing that tomorrow. still to come, one boys curiosity took him to the parts of an airport that many of us never see. the joyride caught and camera here sparking that. how one is bringing them to the heart of san francisco's chinatown. coming up on face the nation. talking to the mask mandates. and with the former fda commissioner. then we will talk cybersecurity. with adam, the chairman of the house intelligence committee and the former director of the cyber security and that we to toer iowa.

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he says you can pets in the city. animal services took them to a local shelter in hopes of finding them new homes. >> their goal is to identify any of these that they have recovered and to reunite them with their owners. >> all the dogs will be vaccinated before they are adopted for the new families. video now of a quick thinking police officer before it exploded out of control. >> is a 40 by 20 small brown fire. >> the officer was responding to a fire near south lake tahoe friday morning. body can offended shows him quickly jumping out of the car grabbing the fire extinguisher from the trunk. he then managed to extinguish them before they were able to

spread to nearby dry brush. they say that his actions prevented a small file. stomach keeping an eye on how the forecast is changing, yesterday, we came really close to seeing isolated thunderstorms. we have some up in mendocino county. today that storm is still in the state but it's not going to be able to do as much in terms of throwing rain our way. let's start out with this view from treasure island. the marine layer having worked its way and lend so that we are already seeing those clouds over dublin. it's a great start the day for sure for all of us. a quick check of the high definition doppler you can see this layout in this pacific. but, before we get to that, we take the green there from where it is now, put it all the way back to the beaches. we will get more sunshine than anything else today. although this is enough of an onshore flow and with this

week's system, keeping the temperatures from being able to climb too quickly. so, here's the rest of the marine letter which comes back between today. into tomorrow morning. we will do the same pattern. there is the system with the rain. you can see them just rotating. yet the isolated thunderstorms coming up. as always looks kind of cool. but, there is some real useful information here. not just that it looks cool. the higher the clouds the colder they are. imprsive that they are, the mo that ey could pop up. but, looking forward tod, we don't see that as the system getting pushed a little bit further off to the east. we still get a fair amount of those today.

that doesn't need to be watched for maybe a stray strike of lightning. and then, back home it's just the marine layer. this would just be related to that. we vide looked at it on the highly detailed marine layer forecast. it's nice to see it clearing out. we are going to experience an onshore flow today and tomorrow. on the city and on the peninsula. but, you can see the classic pattern here. allie along the coast and into the bay. certainly out there all to my pass. you see brig e highs today coming into the middle 70s. a little warmer today than we were yesterday. this trend keeps going because, we've daytime highs that will climb to nearly 80 by tuesday.

this'll approach the end of the week and get two words next weekend. no rain doesn't appear to be any concerns here. so, that's good news. kind of slow and steady. the next seven days. video now of a nine euro boy hitching a ride on airport conveyor belt. we are seeing the incident which triggered a frantic search. earlier this month. surveillance cameras caught the moment that he hopped on the baggage conveyor belt while his family was checking the bags. he hopped off once he got to the x-ray machine. eventually they found him and got him back thankfully, he wasn't hurt. families are plotting this week's award winner for filling a niche in the middle of san francisco's chinatown. introducing themselves to the playwright who shares her talents with the community.

>> children learn how to sing, dance, and ask for the first time. a play movie written by the production zone process it's screened at this year's children's film festival. >> a great group of kids. >> okay, you guys, you're going to have to sit up straight otherwise you're going to get sucked into the piano. >> and i started laughing. >> workshops over the pandemic over those learning their hearts. it's just the performing arts center. the city used to the music store but they turned into a nonprofit she created a place for families to find poetry,

art, and theater in chinatown. >> if i want theater, i go here. >> they lead twice a year productions for more than 130 students. setting up workshops for listening to those performances free. >> this is really awesome. >> they call them a patient instructor. >> you can always talk to her. >> the mother says that they helped them grow more confident. >> she is very introverted. very shy. and, i've seen her now she can express herself better. she also led weekly poetry groups for senior citizens since 2018 first in person and then online. >> when we read these poetry is, they would identify the mountains or the villages.

all of these things, it brings back those memories. >> she is a gem. in the middle of chinatown. >> so for bringing arts and culture through poetry and theater. this week's in the bay area going to claire sue. if the award, the online nomination form is on the website. a free concert as it rang out. before the lucky fans in the audience.

stomach the hollywood bowl is back in business welcoming a special audience. it was the sound of life returning to normal. the audience filled with front- line workers. stomach as the gates opened, and billy eilers welcomes the crowd, and the first notes filled the air on hollywood boulevard. there are 14 months of fear and hope struggling and survival

coming out in the faces in the music of the night. the first concert here since november of 2019 was a free event. healthcare workers, grocery and custodial staff a special audience that they got a standing ovation from the conductor. >> thank you. thank you very much. for all that you have done. for everything that you are doing. >> the event on precautions 85 % of seats are back to the guest only. the only other tickets for those who could share a negative coronavirus test within the last 72 hours masks required for all. all of it embraced by a crowd and an orchestra eager to be out and together. >> the music has to be shared.

and for 14 months, we are unable to see it. >> we been in the house. e conc forever. >> this is very exciting for all of us. >> it was an emotional night for some. the strain of the pandemic still raw. >> we didn't know. we didn't know what the virus was all about. >> it just meant more that you know we were dedicating it to them. >> the caretakers on this night, offering selections to help heal the soul into suit the hearts to a hollywood ball filled with heroes in a world still in mourning. stomach one of san francisco's most unique traditions kicks off this morning. it's going virtual. we are talking about the beta breakers. the don't expect to see the streets of the city packed with

drunk runners. no concerts. this is what it looked like participants are encouraged to throw on their favorite costume and run anywhere at their leisure. a happy ending for a family of ducks who found themselves in a dangerous situation. check out this video, firefighters rescuing a group of baby ducks stuck in a drain. they carefully used it to shovel to safely retrieve those ducklings when an officer helped them to keep them warm. we are told th

stomach it is expected to six israeli aitrikav flattened buildings overnight. at least 30 people were killed. now, earlier they say that they destroyed the home of the political leader. representatives are trying to find a way to de-escalate the conflict. a deadly crash shutdown and offramp they say that they collided after swerving to avoid debris onto 80. one person died and another was arrested. oakland will declare today, it helps thousands of young men of

color succeed. it established the nonprofit all tied up in 2016. a fire has exploded forcing mandatory evacuations threatening those homes. i'm looking for the person who started it. >> >> pretty use this morning, at the top of the hotel looking at the marine layer not only here but also over a good part of the bay area. you can see it coming inland. we've got a dry and relatively warmer scenario to take the early part of this week. we will see daytime highs there. >> thank you so much for joining us. jane pauly is next year. and don't forget companies continues all day right here. enjoy the rest of your sunday.

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