live from the cbsn bay area studios this is kpix 5 news .>> right now on kpix 5 , we're learning of a bay area army veteran who gave his life to stop a robbery. plus a rash of pet that's continued this morning. what the owner of a french bulldog was doing when it was stolen. and it is a 49ers takeover is the faithful flood la. it is one win away from being back in the super bowl. good morning it is sunday january 30th, i am devin fehely, let's check the weather with first alert meteorologist

darren peck. >> well there is a little fog out there and we are seeing some clouds from the camera on top of the salesforce tower looking east. when you look at the visibility sensors that is when the fire becomes apparent, especially for santa rosa. and it is called the 29th at santa rosa and we have seen the temperatures dip below the freezing category. it is down to 29 for colder inland valley summit petaluma your visibility sound one-mile, fairfield much better than yesterday, the north bay will be the focus for fog the next few hours. other than that, the skies, daytime highs back into the low to mid 60s. rest of the forecast in just a little bit. back to you. we are learning more about an east bay man who died is a good samaritan and hero. three weeks ago he tried to stop the robbery inside a crowded mall and was shopper's efforts. calvin crosby's family said he died in the hospital wednesday and he was shot while trying to

stop a robbery inside the sun valley mall in concord and he was a u.s. army veteran and he leaves behind two daughters. his family describes him as selfless, courageous and compassionate they've set up a fundraiser for his daughter's online and meanwhile concord police say they have made an arrest in the case. a recurring crime in the bay area has happened once again. two french bulldogs, a popular and often expensive breed, were stolen from the owner in the east bay. kpix 5 da lin talked to the owner. >> reporter: these are the two stolen french bulldogs and aside from filing a police report, the owner post of lawyers in the parking lot when the theft happened but she also put the information on social media.>> yeah. it has been the three of us. for years. >> linda kenneth has been in tears all day thinking of her two french bulldogs.>> i had a good hike this morning. it's been after their saturday morning hike they made a quick

trip to cvs and she came out to find a busted car window and the french were gone. >> total shock. total shock. disbelief. >> and the thief keyed her car. she is asking the public to keep an eye out. >> he is a queen french bulldog, 20 pounds, both are chipped and neutered and this one is six and seven, this is a tank. >> police say the last two years i have seen a big spike in robberies and thefts targeting french bulldogs across the bay area. robbers attacked this woman and took her french bulldog. experts say the breed is trendy and very expensive. emberley meredith on the left is the vice president of the contra costa county kennel club. sue cunningham, on the right, is the president of the northern california french bulldog club. >> they do not have big letters, one or two, and four of them would be a big litter,

they take them c-section because i want to make sure they get out and save them all. >> they are $3500-$4500 each.>> and those with exotic colors can sell for 10,000 up to $20,000. hermie own and jimmy are priceless. they are her kids. >> i've had them for six or seven years each and i love them for more than i can say. >> if you see those two frenchy's or someone trying to sell them, call the oakland police department right away. i am da lin , kpix 5 . police in venetia are investing in what they believe may be a murder suicide officers found two people dead from gunshot wounds on a home on east e street, and investigators say it doesn't appear to be any ongoing threat to the community. new video shows the result of a suspected dui crash in the north bay.

a blue honda careened off highway 29 and landed on top of a 12 foot high storage container. this was early yesterday and the driver crashed through a shed at the yard, hit two work trucks and a trailer, although for landing on top of the storage container. the chp said the driver was treated for minor injuries and arrested for dui highway 580 reopened after been closed for several hours yesterday and this began when a pickup truck drove onto the bart tracks and crashed through a fence part shut down service saturday morning between castro valley and the dublin/pleasanton section. it is unclear how it happened at the truck ripped through the fence and ended up on top of a concrete barrier and service resumed at around 1.30 in the afternoon. less than two hours later, the chp shut the tracks down again and closed a stretch of highway 580 in your eating canyon road. officers say they were investigating a suspicious vehicle, the highway was reopened just before 4:00 49ers fans are swarming in

los angeles, look at the sea of red and gold is citywalk outside of universal studios. a sports bar played host to a well attended 49ers riley. at one point the line to get in stretched all the way down the street. kpix 5 caught up with excited 49ers fans going south to see today's showdown with the rams. >> reporter: 49ers fans from all over the bay area are either in la already, or going to la, to see the niners take on the rams. several fans at sfo said today they were not going to miss this game. the 49ers fanfare at sfo on saturday morning, united airlines is the price passengers on a flight to los angeles with the 49ers themed pep rally. 49ers fans were bored la bound flights all day on a mission to fill up sofi stadium with red and gold during the nfc title game.>> i just love seeing the red taking over sophia and making it levi's out.

>> the takeover will include scott onick and sarah, big 49ers fans from nevada as they were engaged several years ago at levi >> the second that we knew where the game was when the rams one we want bought tickets. >> we bought tickets and got a babysitter. >> grandparents we need you here.>> these fans arrived at lax on saturday morning. and they were not shy about their excitement.>> i have my jersey and my gold chain, my old faithful 49ers jacket. >> tickets to the game are not cheap. while thousands of fans will be there, even more will be watching the game from home. we met juan garcia at the exporting goods in sunnyvale. >> i tried my best but tickets were pretty pricey. >> he plans to enjoy the game with his family at a barbecue. >> the niners all the way, going to the super bowl. >> maxed zero kpix 5 .

>> is the faithful go south today's game is to be one for the history books. our sports anchor, vern glenn, has more from los angeles >> reporter: i saw them in the morning, i saw them at 35,000 feet, and i have seen them all over los angeles. 49ers empire is everywhere. they plan to pack this sofi stadium where the niners rollout to play the rams for the right to get to the super bowl. plenty of red on my flight here, and i got a selfie with 49ers mascot sourdough sam. san francisco and la have met at the nfc title game once before. january 14, 1990. 30-3b down that sent the 49ers to super bowl xxiv. and they have dominated that rivalry over the past three years. kyle shanahan has 16 straight against his body sean mcvay.>>

does that go to your head? >> do you enjoy has to answer that question right now? >> no not really. that is kind of silly and a question like that is giving him and myself way too much credit i know that he doesn't feel that way and he knows i don't feel that way. >> the 49ers artistry and a half point underdog and their use to that role. trent williams did do walk- through practice, he is adamant about playing in this game on sunday with the injured high ankle sprain. that will do it from sofi stadium. in los angeles, vern glenn, kpix 5 . 49ers fans are also taken to social media this weekend look at the sentiment coming into the newsroom as fans here in los angeles get ready to cheer on the niners. we want to see your fan photos, share them on facebook, twitter

and instagram using #kpix. and still ahead, the east coast is continuing to see major snow this morning. we have the latest. here at home it is a big weekend for getting outside. how it could impact the fight against coronavirus. taking a live look outside now. we will be ri

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welcome back, the time is now 6:12. a powerful blizzard has hit the northeast in several states were bombarded with snow, hurricane force wind and coastal flooding, on top a bitterly cold temperatures and treacherous roads. here is that report. >> reporter: a potentially historic storm for boston by the time it is all over. with deep snow and high wind. >> no place to be than the city in the middle of a storm, always in the open, always something like food and hot toddies by the fire.>> the bomb cyclone whipped up waves saturday morning, bettering coastal massachusetts. >> the street is officially flooded. >> images from space show the storm bearing down on the northeast dumping more than a foot and a half of snow in some areas. ranging from blustery, to bucolic, a day for dogs, skis, and a good old-fashioned group

snowball fight. new yorkers hopped on sleds in central park, some braved their daily run, but the state's governor warned of the bitter temperatures.>> this is where the danger sets in. you cannot have people in their homes without heat for any length of time. >> snowplows based whiteout conditions in some areas, and drivers are urged to stay off the roads tonight to give them space. those roads will have to be cleared for the utility crews that are trying to restore power to the roughly 120,000 homes and businesses that are without it. and that is just here in the state of massachusetts. back here at home it is a very different story. here is first alert meteorologist, darren peck, for what we can expect. >> the main issue for us is there is more fog for us and the north bay in particular. santa rosa and petaluma we see more readings coming in at less than one mile.

it makes sense when you look at the numbers, look at that big of 32 that stands out for livermore, 32 in the tri- valley, and 30 at santa rosa which is quite cold. 29 the latest report from the sonoma county airport. and as you would expect with temperatures that cold, all we have to do is overlay the visibility on top of this, and that is where we have trouble spots. petaluma down to one mile, santa rosa down to 1.7 miles in terms of how far you can see down the road. 10 mile visibility about everywhere else. okay for the majority of us one thing to watch on the futurecast is a detailed overview on how long it takes this stuff to disappear. keep your eye on a patch of clouds filling in the valley of sonoma county, just as you get to the marin county and sonoma county line, also the clouds for the central valley. it takes until about 11:00, and then by late morning the skies clear out and it looks better bay area wide. after a beautifully blue sky day with the typically winter

haze, a deck of higher come just in time for sunset, so we get another pretty sunset tonight as a result. and that will help keep tomorrow morning loads relatively warm but that is the story for monday morning and we might have less fog as a result. daytime highs coming back up into the low to mid 60s were about everybody. nice and relatively warm. what is the one thing to watch for this week? offshore wind. by the time we get into monday night and tuesday you will see that signature show up, you see other streamlines have reversed direction and now they are clearly bringing this is an offshore wind through northern california. let's come home and watch a closer. it looks fine through this afternoon, then a dramatic turn getting into monday. the windstream takes the wind offshore and it peaks the north bay mountains, 40 mile-per-hour guest from mount st. helena, it will be 34 at mount diablo at that point. this is tuesday morning here,

that is just the start. it stays that way through the day tuesday and intensifies a little through tuesday evening. we will probably still be doing with the offshore wind event as we get into wednesday. both days this will be a factor in the mountains. and if anything else, if it doesn't make it terribly wendy down at the lower elevations where we live, but the offshore wind will continue to dry out the landscape, and that sets us up going down the road two weeks from now for the next offshore wind event, if we have not gotten rain, the landscape will be somewhat more vulnerable it watch what happens in the long range, taking the accumulated rainfall from now well into february, we will let this map play ahead until february ninth. by that point we are still looking at a scenario where we have not gotten rain. the long-range forecast beyond that continues that theme. we will not be seeing a whole lot. a few high clouds with daytime highs in the low to mid 60s and

no rain. that is the forecast for san francisco, oakland, and san jose. across microclimates a similar story plays out. that is the focus of the first alert seven day, and again first alert forecast as we remind you off the top of the forecast, that is our commitment to make sure if anything happens in the weather that is important enough to make sure that you know about it with notice ahead of time. we are committed to making sure it gets done whether it is that day, three or four days out. >> i listen to every word and i write notes when you do the weather forecast. you said to watch for fog on the drive, and i did not see it and i got run into the city.>> good observation. the focus has continued to be the north bay valleys, so santa rosa and petaluma you have more than yesterday, but on the peninsula and the south bay it is as clear as it was for saturday morning. >> the sunshine had not come up at the skyline was available with a little fog.

thank you >> reporter: a special reunion is a jumbo joe faces his old teammates and the warrior's take on the net team without kevin durant and james harden.

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the warriors are hosting the nets but not kevin durant, he was out last night , the only of the big reef in the lineup. off the missed three and andrew wiggins flies in for the jam, he scores 14 and the first. the goldens stayed up by 11, third quarter brooklyn turns it over, wiggins ahead to jordan pool, is with the defenders and puts up a circus shot. irving brings them back and drives past klay thompson, carey irving scored 60 and the third alone, brooklyn finishes the quarter on a 20-4 run and only trails by two. nine minutes left tyree irving ends the night with 32 points and the splash brothers combined for just 12 point through three quarters, with five minutes to go, steph curry drills the three-pointer giving the warriors a three-point lead, less than one later tied at 96, steph curry to klay

thompson, gives the lead back to golden state and 20 seconds left, they connect again for three to make it 107-103. steph curry and klay thompson score the warrior's final 17 points and golden state went their fifth straight, 110- 106.>> how good did that three it really did. e end of the g. i miss that feeling. it felt absolutely amazing. >> in 2.5 years and it is one thing to step into the regular season, play some minutes and get his legs underneath him. it is another thing to have his ball in the hands with the game on the line. and you can see it did not bother him one bit. on the ice the sharks are in florida, joe thornton facing his former team for the first time since 2003, early third san jose leader 3-2 on a power play.

jonathan dahlen fires the second goal of the game in five minutes later the sharks were up by one point, the panthers jonathan hoover with four san jose defenders around him, scores to tie the game at 4. the game goes into overtime, sam bennett set up for the game- winner at a florida scores the last three goals of the game to win 5-4. the sharks have lost five of their last seven. the 49ers are known for the physicality on both sides of the ball and they usuain t maybe not this case this will be the 49ers a second trip to la this month. three weeks ago they beat the rams in overtime in the final regular-season game to clinch the playoff spot. after that, george kittle may have accidentally given la some bulletin board material when he labeled that game a bodybag game.>> he came out and talk about the bodybag game last week now it is our time to pay him back. >> in context, the bodybag game

of week 18 was more referencing us, because if we lost our season would be over. if you have to find inspiration to play, it is what it is. >> the other big nfl story, espn reporting that tom brady is set to retire, but brady's camp, including his father have denied the reports. saying the san mateo native hasn't made a decision yet. tom brady is considered one of the best players of nfl history when he seven super bowls and three mvps. to college possible, this usf fan all decked out for the matchup against their south bay rival, santa clara usf scores and comes up with the steel, and slam to have a 12-2 run, it gives the don's a 82-77 late and they when it 88-85, usf is 17-5 on the year at st. mary's coach randy bennett saying hello to pepperdine coach, and warmer warrior, lorenzo lamarr.

tommy drives a baseline, past two defenders for the layout and to the scores 16 off the bench and st. mary's went their fifth straight, 81-57. improving their record to 17-4. there are two nfl games, they have the champion ship game between the chiefs and cincinnati bengals, you can see that game right here at noon. still ahead on kpix 5 , with the big games this weekend and beautiful weather, local officials are warning as the fight against the covid continues. and we are crunching the numbers and taking a closer look at crime in san francisco. the troubling trend and the mayor's call for help. now this is a live look outside in dublin.

live from the cbsn bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >> welcome back, thank you for joining us i am devin fehely. let's start this half hour with a quick check of the weather with the first alert meteorologist, darren peck . >> first alert forecast are a commitment to make sure we are informing you of any changes in the weather, and the best way to do that is to take a look at the camera sitting on top of the mark hopkins hotel. one item to be aware of this morning is there is a little more fog. we're doing okay at the heart

of the bay, this is looking from san francisco to the east bay. same story from top of the salesforce tower. from inland valleys, santa rosa this is where we have an issue this morning with fog. it is 28 right there first of all, but noticeably more foggy for the north bay valleys than yesterday, and you see it show on the visibility map. we are down unless than a mile, give yourself extra time up there but everyone else is doing fine. and the rest of the day will be fine as well, when we get rid of the clouds will be daytime highs in low to mid 60s and plenty of blue sky. now to the coronavirus, and a warning from public health officials. a lot of people are expected to get together to watch the niners this weekend, or get outside and enjoy the beautiful weather. but public health officials say the omicron surge isn't over and warned folks not to let their watch parties to become super spreader events. here is more. >> reporter: the journey back to normal takes twists and

turns this pandemic leaving people uncertain about what to expect from one weekend to the next. around san francisco today, people saw a chance to get outside as well as take part in cultural celebrations that could have been canceled like so many others because of covid. >> it is better than we expected with everything that has been going on right now it we do not know if it would even happen. >> a street fair and parade kicked off the weekend before lunar new year and hundreds of people filled block after block in chinatown, and needed boost of business for community still struggling to get past the economic challenges of the pandemic.>> i do enjoy everyone getting back out again. >> along the embarcadero many more people enjoyed the sights and soaking up the sun, some say they still felt the need to be cautious. >> there was a lot of people, it was nice being around people again, but yeah definitely it is scary. >> the same guidelines about being up-to-date on vaccines, wearing a mask, and trying to stay outdoors apply as we enter a new month of the pandemic.

before then, 49ers fans will get together on sunday, and they were all around the city the day before the game. >> as long as you play it safe and you do what you need to do, to protect your household and your friends. >> people do not think they are back to normal yet, but they are happy to feel they are taking a few steps closer to it this weekend. >> it means a lot to the business owners, we've been talking to them and they are happy it is going on and we see a lot of tourism coming back. >> there are plenty of opportunities for people to come together and gather in person this weekend some organizations are still choosing a host virtual events for cultural celebrations. the west contra costa county school system is back from the brink. they walked right up to the ledge of a potential strike. actually that is not going to

happen is the union announced a tentative agreement yesterday, the result of marathon negotiations that stretched well past midnight and it wrapped up after 3:00 a.m.. under the deal the district will provide n95 masks to all students and staff in weekly covid testing and 54 school sites. the agreement also calls for twice-weekly testing classes with a positive exposure. substitute teachers will get a raise. the school district had over 2000 cases this month, and had there been no deal about 15,000 teachers and staff could've gone on strike as early as tomorrow, but once again that will not happen a live look at san francisco, residents who got the single dose of the johnson & johnson vaccine and boosted with a second shot can now get a third. public health officials say it is a local move that goes beyond the federal recommendations. we have been reporting on the surge in car break-ins in san francisco, not the only type of crime in the city that went up in 2021. kpix 5 wilson walker takes a closer look at the crime stats in the mayor's call for help . >> reporter: gun violence contribute to a majority of our

homicides, and the trend it follows that the homicide trends and you see a dip in 2018 and 2019 and it goes back up around 2020 and 2021. >> gun violence rose more than 30% last year in san francisco and that he drove a slight uptick in homicides as well, which mirrors a national trend that some of attributed to the pandemic. >> we really don't have evidence to point that out, but we know this category of crime has gone up and we need to turn it around. >> and there's property crime or some pandemic trends seem to be reversing, when you think of all of the garage break-ins and burglaries spiked dramatically in 2020 and they dipped ever so slightly last year. however, larceny took a sharp turn in the other direction, increased driven largely by the resurgence of car break-ins. >> you compare 2020 to 2021, it was a significantly higher increase. >> from my perspective this city has to do more. >> the numbers are not the

entire story. >> statistics don't matter when you are a victim. i think at the end of the day, i am hearing more stories, from more people, about situations they have experienced that they are really blown away. >> the mayor is asking for more money to cover the cost of police overtime, while the department is understaffed because of covid. she is also warning the force has seen a 20% reduction in the number of officers since 2019. >> we need to make sure the people of the city are safe, and part of our public safety strategy does include police officers, and it is what it is. >> wilson walker kpix 5 . >> it is not just funding for the police, the mayor is asking for twice as much money for the fire department. they were hit by covid staffing shortages. the search is on for a new supreme court justice and the white house is considering a wider list of potential

nominees this comes after president biden said he would nominate the first black woman to the bench. judge michelle childs and judge brown jackson, and telephone a supreme court justice, leandro kruger justice stephen breyer will step down sometime in late june or early july. the president will announce his nominee by the end of february this is a live look at the chase wehsener and they celebrated a big win over the brooklyn mets last night and after that when warriors left the arena on unique fashion them on the water. here is more. >> reporter: the san francisco bay ferry is fast becoming a popular, fun, and safe way to get to the chase wehsener. we took it for a ride to the warriors mets game. it is not how he usually gets to the arena but today former player, and now liaison for business and basketball,

stepped aboard the san francisco bay ferry. it brought back memories of his teenage years playing ball in his symbol. this is my first time, is it yours? what do you think so far?>> i used to move around by ferry quite a lot. >> really?>> yes. traffic was high and it was one of the worst things in his symbol. but it is a beautiful city with a lot of culture. >> the san francisco bay ferry says it is the first transit system in the bay area to fully restore its pre-pandemic service last year, and ridership doubled. >> it is fun when there is nice weather, so convenient, and a lot of spaces you can sit inside and out and enjoy the view. >> the 20 minute ride from alameda or oakland runs on game days and it costs less than $10

each way. >> we just lowered our affairs and they've come back as a result, it is the best pregame spot on the bay, we have concessions on board and was the ground in weight after the game and get you back home. >> each fairy can hold up to around 300 people we spotted a number of fans, on our right to tonight's the lunar new year game.>> to be able to get outside and feel the cool ocean breeze and not be called and cooped up inside a car or train, it is the most convenient way to get here.>> the mission bay ferry landing that will drop fans at the chase center is expected to be complete in 2024. for now it is a short walk from peer 48. in san francisco betty yu kpix 5.>> the new landing can handle two theories at the same time which adds 6000 passengers coming up the powerful new bay area exhibit offering a source of hope, in a time

president biden is a bowing to nominate a african-american woman to fill a vacancy on the supreme court when justice breyer retires the summer. we talked about this with margaret brennan, host to face the nation on cbs. >> reporter: if you were called

back in 2017, the republicans held a majority in the senate and they did away with the 60 vote threshold, the filibuster. it is now 50 votes that president biden would have to get for this particular type of nomination. and so president biden, if he can keep his party in mind, can get those democrats to vote for what would be an historic pick, and is something we will discuss with senator lindsey graham, republicans on the judiciary committee will get a chance to question her and find out from him what his projections are. >> margaret will have the interview and more coming up at 8:30 right here. another in california city is about to become a little more exotic when it comes to animals. reporter elizabeth clean shows us from animals moving from the outside to the inside. >> reporter: elk grove is about to become more pet friendly. dogs and cats have always been allowed as house pets. and now, pygmy goats and potbellied pigs are be

great to see it in the city.>> i like goats, especially baby goats. >> they ovcity council approved the animals several years ago and next week the planning commission is to change the municipal code to legally allow them. what is the benefit of owning pygmy goats? supporters say that too many goats can produce up to half a gallon of fresh milk everyday and the live eight to 12 years, similar to cats and dogs. unlike dogs their manure can be used as compost and verbalize her. >> it should be inside lazing.>> and for the first time, ostriches and emus and other large birds will be allowed in the city's agricultural zone. now to an update on a story we brought last week, is 185 pound bull mastiff is getting a new home. this a boy named don was up for adoption at the sacramento spca. now a new owner is stepping up to do heavy lifting.

we will see your 185 and raise you six. the sacramento spca that all 191 pounds of him is up for adoption now. and he just looks like a big teddy bear. look at that face. >> he is just imploring you with those eyes first alert forecast, first alert is our commitment to make sure you're up today on any changes coming our way. this morning the focus is an offshore wind event on tuesday and more on that coming up but first let's take a look outside from the camera on top of the mark hopkins hotel. different story in the city than it is down in san jose. plenty of low clouds that are filled the immediate bay but not seeing clouds here in san jose. no fog either. and the cameras vantage point that looks out from the top of black mountain mount diablo, we're looking across the whole cross-section of the bay, mountain view and palo alto in the foreground. as the lights fade you see the clouds covering the bay towards

mount diablo. that is fine and all just mid- level clouds. no fog on the road. in the north bay it is and also it is colder. 28 right now and on the thermometer for center as it is 32 in livermore. you see the spread and once again inland valley is looking for temperatures in the low 30s, if not below freezing. and the numbers in the bay low to mid 40s, big differences in terms of how it will feel because of that. and in the coldest areas we have developed the most issues with fog. typical scenario down to less than half a mile visibility for both petaluma and santa rosa. on futurecast you see the low clouds, you see sonoma county here him and a little patch for the east bay. this forecast model does a beautiful job of depicting where the clouds are right now, that gives us a hot high degree of confidence is will play out the next hours. by the time we get to 11.00 a.m. it is gone. most of today is blue sky but watch at sunset. we pull in another deck of high

clouds. two things, gives us a pretty sunset. but it also have warmer temperatures in the overnight hours are going into monday morning. we might have to deal with a little bit less fog as a result of that. stay on top of that if you are a early monday morning commuter, you know how the fog can behave. daytime highs today, low to mid 60s with that blue sky. the main issue, if there was going to be one this week, it is the offshore wind. now it doesn't look significant enough for now that we would spot it as a first alert forecast day yet. and that is where we really draw attention to significant impact, but, this is not necessarily the case. however, it is a offshore wind event, look when we look at it on the localized high- resolution right here. that is tuesday morning in the northbay mountains, 40 mile-per- hour gusts at the higher elevations, and stronger as we

go into tuesday afternoon and evening. it is not necessarily terribly windy where we all live at the lower elevations, this is a typical offshore wind, the strong wind over the peaks. what this will do more than anything else, because it will be relatively warm and low humidity, they will dry out the landscape, setting a soft for the next offshore wind event and should come at any point over the next two weeks that will be an issue, because there is no rain coming. so we will dry out the mountains more, making them a little more vulnerable by the middle of february if we do not get any rain by the middle february. and you can hear the frustration in my voice, we are not getting rain through the middle february at this point. that is the way the long-range forecast is looking, great weather if you want to get out and enjoy it, do it, a beautiful blue sky and hazy conditions, you know the real. but there is no rain, and we missed out of most of january, and at this point it looks like we will miss out on at least

the first half of february. we'll have to look towards the end of february and march to start picking up some slack. >> a quick question on the wind of to say, is it weaker than the wind of last week?>> close to that in intensity at this point, not strong enough yet that the national weather service has issued a wind warning in the mountains. you may remember they did do that for the last warning. but it is close. we'll have updates as we get closer. coming up, a unique art exhibit opening up in one bay area city. we will tell you whos speakers h only nature's bounty does. immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty.

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a unique art exhibit is being held in san francisco showcasing art was created at the beginning of the pandemic. john ramose has the story. >> reporter: the job of an artist is to help us make sense of the world, and the pandemic has made that mission more important than ever. the line outside san francisco's pier 70 shows how the art displayed inside has struck a nerve with just about everyone. in march 2020 the great city of san francisco shutdown, the plywood covering the business is giving it an apocalyptic

feel. >> it looks like armageddon, oh my god there is nothing here, everything was shuttered and gone. >> some of those 150 commission murals are displayed in an me i think artists prove dersr emotional health. they were out there helping us feel okay. >> the murals are as varied as the people created them. lady hands and brandon baker worked on one together.>> we were painting alone on the street, people pass by walking their dogs or kids but we would have interaction with masks on and that was wonderful. after being aside for so long working on your own stuff, sharing it felt so good. >> there painting features a woman offering what looks like a bouquet of flowers, but look

closely and they are made up of skulls, an atomic mushroom cloud baker says it is symbolic of how scientific discovery can present unexpected problems.>> there are a lot of similarities with the advent of nuclear technology. and how things are changing with masks and health protocols. and vaccines in all of this sort of stuff that has come since the beginning of covid. >> but she added that the pink raise signify hope and an optimistic future. some works were beautiful, others a bit more practical. whatever the message, the effect was the same. to help people think rather than fear.>> it helped me not to feel so claustrophobic.>> what comes through to me is that these artists really wanted to their community.>> in san francisco john ramose kpix 5.

door and the bay area celebrating the lunar new year of the tiger. even though this chinese holiday officially starts to say, there were a first, that did not stop the bay area from getting a head start on celebrations. and in oakland hundreds of families and guests enjoyed traditional chinese dances, and other performances in jack london square yesterday. >> all the shows throughout and everything that is going to happen are pretty much about elevating the new year, and scaring away evil spirits, to make sure we all have a fabulous year of the tiger. >> the activities included martial arts demonstrations and arts and crafts or the kids. and in san francisco's chinatown of many gathered at the flower market fair, where vendors sold flowers, fruits and holiday supplies, and many are getting ready for next month's chinese new year's parade at union square. last year it was canceled due to covid. >> we want a roaring comeback so for the first time in

history will have fireworks at union square and we have a special parade unit from a galaxy far away, for the movie star wars. >> and in san mateo, lion dancers and dragon my costumes perform a heart pounding beating drums at hillsdale shopping center. hundreds of shoppers received lucky red envelopes symbolizing energy, happiness and good wishes. people are embarking on a simulated journey to mars. this is video of a crew entering a capsule and johnson space center for the next 45 days, researchers will study them in isolation and confinement. they are observing how they handle the rigors of an explanation mission. the hatch will remain closed until march 14th. a live look outside here.

it is 6:56, time for look at this morning's top stories at an is a man has died after trying to stop a robbery inside the sun valley mall in concord. calvin crosby died wednesday from a gunshot wound and his family to show them as selfless and courageous. niners fans are going south, it is a win or go home game, with a trip to the super bowl on the betifuaturoff is of evts, cal officido the paic ist over yet. they are not discouraging people from enjoying themselves

but they are urging everyone to be careful, to wear masks and maintain social distance.>> a gorgeous view and this morning's first alert weather review. this is looking off towards the city, if the low clouds hanging out. this is a different view when you get into the heart of the bay. no fog on the road. but it is going to be a bit hazy for much of the bay this morning. fog is in the north bay. santa rosa and petaluma your visibility down to less than half a mile, give yourselves some extra time on the road until late morning. rest of the seven-day forecast is gray, blue sky areawide and even the fog burns off by late morning at the north bay. low to mid 60s and it stays sunny the next seven days. >> thank you for joining us. cbs sunday morning with jane pauley is here next on kpix 5 . enjoy the rest of your sunday.

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