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streaming on cbsn bay area,, we are learning more about it deadly shooting on 880 last night. >> it seems like it might be kind of a messy case. there has been an arrest on the person that left the 49er fan in a coma. one bay area county is easing restrictions just as another community announces a crackdown. thank you so much for joining us. let's start with a quick check of our weather. >> a pretty typical started this day, devin. there is not a lot of fog. we are waking up to clear skies and no fog to battle on the road this morning. it is cold in livermore. concord, 41. santa rosa, 35. those of our three cold and that spots. the visibility map is free and clear. as we look ahead to the

rest of the day, upper 60s for inland locations. there is your take away as you look across the bay. 64, fremont. san rafael, 62. back over to you. a disturbing story out of the east bay. a man is dead after a shooting in oakland. this shows the traffic jam after authorities shut down all lanes for more than four hours. the driver were shot near the broadway offramp at 5:15. his car veered to the right into a guard rail. all lanes finally reopened at 10:00 last night. no one else was hurt. struck amanda milpitas has confessed to killing his neighbor. as we report, they did not have

to go far to find that body. >> reporter: neighbors tell us they feel safe in this neighborhood which is just one third of a mile from the milpitas police department that they often leave their door unlocked. they never imagined a horrific crime could happen. >> i was just dumbfounded. >> reporter: the mystery began to unfold on monday when they got a call from a relative of the woman that lived the number 18 at the mobile lot of milpitas. >> the victim was concerned. >> reporter: they knocked on the door and check, but there was no response. the next morning officers spoke to a man that lived directly across the street from number 18 . he had scratches on his arm and agreed to go to the station for questioning. officers obtained a search warrant and they found bloody sheets. he was charged with

murder. police dogs located the victim's body buried in the dirt. the neighbors were stunned by the development. >> we learned through the neighbors that they heard a female screaming in the early morning on saturday. butt he has confessed and told milpitas pd the murder happened early saturday morning, something that lines up for neighbors. they heard screaming at 4:00 a.m. but assumed it was no ways from nearby milpitas boulevard. >> we will be praying. >> we did not know where the voice was coming from. >> reporter: he is in custody at the santa clara county jail and he was formally charged with murder on thursday. new questions in the case

against a man arrested after a 49er fan was found unconscious. and oakland restaurant owner remains in a coma. we explained why getting a conviction could be a challenge. >> reporter: many have been sending their well wishes to daniel luna and a hospital tonight. there are questions about whether the suspect may actually claim self-defense. the case of the van that was punched at sofi stadium seems to be moving forward as inglewood police say they have a suspect. 33-year-old. >> officers went to a location and he accompanied them to the inglewood police department. >> it was knocked unconscious outside the stadium and video shows that luna pushed the suspect first. that makes a potential criminal

case complicated. daniel luna a chef and restaurant owner is in a,. detectives say it shows luna pushed the suspect and then the suspect pushed back eventually punching luna and knocking him to the ground. >> this was a one punch two chef altercation. the greatest damage was done because he landed on the back of his head on the pavement. >> if it is a person contest, that is hard to win. if there were any possible defenses, those are going to be hard cases to prosecute. >> reporter: that could present a challenge for the prosecutor. he spoke with his mother who told him she was a, relieved an arrest have been made. >> i was thankful that someone was hopefully being held responsible for the situation.

and hopefully justice will be served in that capacity. >> reporter: detectives are presenting their case to the district attorney's office and it will be up to them whether to pursue it. electronic billboards have gone up for a missing woman that vanish under suspicious circumstances. the 24-year-old hasn't been seen since january 26. her car was found abandoned with the keys in the ignition. they also say her phone is either off or not working. of -- he is accused of conspiring with the founder to defraud patients, customers, and investors about a failed blood testing tech knowledge he. she faces a decade in

prison when she is sentenced in september. a live look toward the port of oakland where a battle has been resolved. the city is ready to settle pending lawsuits with companies wanting to build a cold terminal and west oakland.ed transferring and handling coal and other harmful commodities at the terminal. the mayor called it a tremendous victory. the city council still has to sign off on that agreement. a smoky fire at the test look car factory in fremont. investigators are looking into what caused it. fire officials say the flames charred pallets of cardboard and other packing materials and that is why the smoke from that fire was visible for miles. and here is a view from the ground. overnight to continue

checking for hotspots to make sure it did not flareup again. contra costa county is the longer requiring residents to show proof of vaccinations when dining out. here is the reaction from diners and businesses. >> reporter: a busy friday night here at the plus up. many including some of the business orders did not know that health order had been lifted. >> starting tonight contra costa county lifted its health order to check everyone's vaccination status. this owner refused to follow the order when it took effect last september >> we are not in the business of policing people's personal beliefs what ever they want to do is fine. we are in the business of getting food out and making people happy. >> reporter: places like it are now close locations in contra costa county rather than to

follow the vaccine mandate. he is glad the burden two vaccine cards is over >> so many people will call before they become out. they would say, are you checking vaccinations and it was no,, and then. and now everyone is just coming out. >> reporter: contra costa county said it decided to lift the order with 80% of residents now vaccinated. those we talked with tonight have some concerns but over all they are done with the restrictions? >> i think that it is a double edge sword. you want to be as safe as possible. on the other hand, i feel like we have been in this pandemic so long that at some point you have to live your life. >> i am over read. >> masks are still required

indoors but that is expected to end on february 18th. the city of berkeley is going in the opposite direction. and plovers of bars and restaurants and entertainment venues will have to check vaccine cards at the door. and restrictions on large gatherings will be lifted next thursday. still ahead, a look at how the omicron variant has changed return to office rules in many companies. here is a live look outside before we head to break. we will be right we've got our vision... ...and so much to choose from. but with free in-store design services our budget and our time are well spent. at floor and decor, with a wide selection of products

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will come back. mountain view-based google is teaming up with the ford motor company to redevelop a train station in detroit. they plan to create a research hub. google will run a lab to teach computer science to high school students. the station is more than a century old. the last train rolled out of there in 1988.

a live look at san francisco. we are getting a sense of when more workers will return to downtown office buildings. here's a report on the omicron delay. >> reporter: the bay area cancel has administered a survey throughout the bay area for the past 10 months about the return to the office plans. many employers figured david be in their new normal in march or april. many estimate that is looking like may or june. kelly is with the bay area cancel and says the omicron variant was a set back for timelines. >> we saw a month or two regression due to omicron. about 37% of the workforce was still remote which is 10% higher than we have seen in november and december. >> reporter: what didn't change is what many companies sink their new normal will look like. >> a three day week norm was consistent.

>> three days a week in person and two days remote. >> reporter: jesse works for a bay area tech company. there is no requirement for people to go in at the moment but that could change. >> i typically go in two or three days a week. they have been doing construction outside my apartment so why go when more frequently. >> reporter: only 25% of responding employers feel like they are operating at their new normal. others feel like it will be months before they get there. the vast majority do not plan to stay remote for ever. >> there will be people going into the workplace. that might not be until june of 2022, but once we hit that new norm, it will not be a ghost town like no one is going into the workplace. >> reporter: having the freedom and the flexibility is working

really well for me. amazon is raising the price of prime membership. the annual subscription will go up $20- $139 per year. a subscription on a monthly renewal will cost two dollars more. this is because of rising transportation costs. a super yacht owned by jeff bezos is making waves in the netherlands because an historic bridge might be have to taken apart to get that vessel out of the rotterdam shipyard. >> the more money you have, the more power you have even go, though it goes across the principals of the city. >> some are planning to pelt the big boat with rotten eggs when it sets out the summer. no one represented jeff bezos is commenting. flights are being canceled

by the dozens due to the wild winter storm. we report on this storm's impact on air traffic. >> reporter: the weather has been pleasant and san francisco, but a major storm dumping ice and snow across much of the northeast is forcing thousands of flight cancellations across the country. tonight at sfo there were 45 cancellations and 80 delays. this storm is hitting the east coast and causing disruptions at major airport hubs in the u.s., mostly in the northeast. in the south, the roads were treacherous. one drivers struggle to get his vehicle on the road as multiple vehicles will stranded by heavy snowfall. in new york the governor urged people from going outside. >> we have snow, freezing rain, sleet, icy roads. >> reporter: in the deep south,

cleanup is underway. this tree believed to be two centuries-old crashed on the garage of a lexington, kentucky home. >> how many different ways this tree could've come down. >> reporter: temperatures drop so low in ohio to make sure of rain, sleet, and ice forced officials to call a level ii emergency. thousands were left without power after an ice storm pounded memphis, tennessee. st carsbmd in alaba aniggered a deadlydepath of destruction. the national weather service says this storm will slowly pull away from the northeast do early saturday. at sfo, kpix5 . let's get caught up on the weather. it will be smooth sailing for a while.

we don't see any storms coming our way. the headline is quickly becoming how warm you will notice next week is. temperatures will climb well into the mid and upper 70s. let's start out was saturday morning. you can see those mid-level clouds sitting over the city and out over the bay. temperatures are relatively warm and we haven't had to develop much fog. 35 right now and santa rosa. 36, petaluma and livermore. low to mid-30s everywhere else to go. you won't notice a big difference here. it is very much like what we have been doing. high clouds and upper 60s. that is the number for the south bay. the number for the inland areas is the same. temperatures in the mid-60s. up into the north bay, low 60s

there and your seven day for mendocino and lake county. the high clouds we've got out there will stick around until 3:00 in the afternoon. just in time for those last few hours before sunset. the skies should clear out. we don't get is pretty is sunset when that happens. the let the clouds make you think they will be like that all day. storms are all out here. they have to go up there. they are getting rerouted around us. we are missing out on the rain. the other thing which is still persistent, it is not as strong as it was for several times last week but there are offshore winds moving across california. watch what happens in the north bay mountains. those are winds that come from the central valley and blowing off the tops of the peaks out

toward the coast. this is not the kind of thing that would bring out a wind advisory or a red flag warning. as long as we keep doing that, there is a constant low dryer on the mountains. warmer winds blowing over the peaks of the mountains to what is becoming an increasingly dry period for ross with no sign of rain for the next two weeks. not a good sign in terms of the landscape for fire weather. it is consistently dry offshore winds. as far as your seven day forecast goes, low to mid-70s in san jose. 75 by wednesday, thursday, and friday. we will hit 77 for the daytime high for the warmer north bay valley spots by the time we get to the next coming week. >> i feel like we have this

conversation every weekend. there is no rain and the forecast. is there anything that will suggest we will have more significant rain? >> the short answer to that is no. as we look at the forecast, there is an agreement on the long-range that we should prepare for this to be below average for the rest of the winter. that is all we've got to go on right now. >> that is not good. straight ahead in sports, the 49ers have added an assistant coach and he has plenty of experience. >> you need to see how close carlton banks came to sinking

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they two of the pebble beach program, a few of the pros are playing in saudi arabia this weekend. a good consolation is that the celebrities are back. snowstorms in the midwest, sorry about that but monterey was perfect yesterday. the best shot on friday may have come from a celebrity. all funds over a barrel almost knocks in his approach for eagle. he is known for his role as carlton bring some fresh prints. he caught fire in the middle part of the's round. he sticks his approach shot on 11. and then on 12 roles in the >> reporter: for his fourth straight birdie. the side door was open. his score of 128 is a tournament record. here is your leaderboard heading into the weekend. power has a five stroke lead including the first-round leader

. and this weekend following cbs's tournament coverage, we will have the par five paul strand show with vern glenn live from pebble beach today at 4:00 and sunday at 3:30. into the nfl, we know the trey lance is expected to be the starting quarterback for the 49ers. the 49ers reportedly are set to hire former chargers coach anthony lind to be the assistant head coach. he coached justin herbert during his rookie season and west alliance offensive coordinator last year. the 53-year-old has roots here. the raiders are also adding to their coaching staff. las vegas is hiring patrick graham as his new defensive coordinator. he formerly coast along josh mcdaniels for four seasons in

new england under bill belichick. nhl all-star weekend in las vegas. the long representative for the sharks competed in the challenge has slap shot was clocked at just over 100 miles per hour. normal guys cannot make hockey sticks been like that. it was 6'6" 240 pound lightning s ward victor the clmed that he scored to beat the sharks not in their last game. the all- star game will take place today at noon. happy trails the umpire joe west to officially announced his retirement yesterday. he umpire at 460 regular-season games. he did not go without a share of controversy. back in 2015, giants pitcher

did not like that call and that led to this epic stare down between them. i would not want to mess with either of those guys. >> the warriors this weekend. they take their winning streak to oklahoma city. the game is on monday. have a great rest of your day. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area,, we are learning more about the women killed on a greyhound bus. how she use her body as a shield to save her daughter. mountain bikers cited for using an undefined trail. here

sake life on the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. thank you so much for joining us. let's start this half-hour with a quick check of our weather with darren peck. >> a great example of how this morning is going. we've got high clouds up here, hazy conditions down here. that is from the inversion giving us our usual unpleasant looking sky. there is no fog. the clouds of the temperatures warm enough that we don't have any widespread fog. santa rosa, 35.

livermore, 36. no numbers down here the dip below a couple of miles. a good start to the day. we will keep the clouds around until the afternoon. by the time we get to 3:00 or 4:00 the clouds are gone. see with the rest of the four pastors in a few minutes. a strange twist in the man of -- a 21-year-old skipped his arraignment. he refused to leave his jail cell for the court hearing. he is accused of shooting five passengers as they were getting off of the bus. one woman was killed and four others were wounded. the woman who died has been identified as karen dalton from seattle. here's a report on by the victims family is calling her a hero.

>> my mom is a hero. the reason my little sister is here is because she protected her. >> reporter: he is karen dalton son. his 11-year-old sister is being treated at the hospital. she was shot and protected by her mom. the family shirt these photos but did not want the kids to be named. >> his mom stood in front of her kids and took those shots michael. >> he said that his cousin should be here. nicholas got a call from his 14- year-old brother after red happen. he is here today outside the hospital waiting for his sister. >> it was all broken up and i didn't understand what was going on. when i called, my brother told me what he could. the doctor

took over and let me know the situation. a big fire at the diamond walnut plant they shut down a stretch of highway 99 and for some evacuations nearby. fortunately, the building was empty and no one was hurt. a fire broke out near the tesla plant in fremont. it was a pile of packing materials. the building's self was not damaged. a new battle is brewing over a new trail in the east bay involving mountain bikers that were cited for using an unapproved trail. this is playing out on the pleasanton ridge regional park. we look at the clash over trail access. >> reporter: members of the east bay mountain biking community plan to meet here at pleasanton ridge regional park as an informational gathering or protest about these recent citations. the main goal is to

open up more of this park to mountain bikers and decriminalize directivity. >> reporter: the looks on their faces tell the story. they admit that they were off the designated trail, but this kind of crackdown? >> they see people coming down the trail and then they ticket, ticket, ticket. >> reporter: the police chief says it was justified. >> it was off limits and posted . the environmental damage taking place was at a point where we were going to issue citations. >> reporter: the battle over drug use has been going on for decades. more people on bikes, foot, and people have been using everyone is crowding onto the same paths. mountain bike riders say there is a network of trails that

would take them off the main paths and add enjoyment to the directivity. >> our goal is to get more tales opened for mountain biking. >> reporter: it can lead to conflicts or even injury. >> having your headphones on and when you're going down, some of the bikers don't let you know they are behind you. sometimes there were people with dogs on leashes. >> reporter: mountain bike leaders are organizing with the goal of getting park directors to modify policies that would allow legal use of some singletrack trails currently off limits. could it be time for a change? >> we understand the needs of our clients are changing. they can recreate safely in the appropriate places without causing damage to the environment. >> reporter: kpix5. a controversial east bay development has overcome a

legal obstacle. they tried to it will build more than 1400 housing units and more than 400,000 square feet of commercial space. several environmental groups filed a lawsuit regarding how it could harm wildlife and water quality. the judge ruled they did the correct environmental impacts. a chart shows a large drop on thursday with trading of meta-shares down on friday. we report on how a new privacy policy from apple is a key factor in the selloff. >> the one data point that stands out is $10 billion which is how much they say they will loosen revenue after apple introduced software to block apt tracking. the ceo told investors the

changes were a clear trend were less data is available to deliver personalized ads. we believe the impact is ahead went on our business in 2022. for the first time since they launched transparency last year, we are seeing how much it is hurting facebook? >> i am hearing people from wall street have some doubts and see some vulnerabilities. >> reporter: meta-has a laundry list of business pressures for the first time in the 18 year history. facebook, instagram, messenger, lost half 1 million users from quarter three to quarter for. the company is investing billions of dollars hoping it will be the next big thing. it will likely be in the red for several quarters if the gains traction at all. tiktok and snap are gathering up a whole generation of users.

>> younger users are going to tiktok and they are not going to lose several billion people overnight. they will keep people, but they won't be as engaged as they were before. they are not going to be able to drill deeper into their advertising data. >> reporter: wall street investors are spooked about the fact that facebook has kind of hit this wall in terms of its growth. facebook has always been vulnerable. there is always a chance for someone to come along and take from it. >> reporter: zuckerberg did not lay out a clear plan or instill confidence. >> they are printing money hand over fist. the question is the future. he did not give a very strong answer for what he is going to do to reverse these problems.

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drivers across the country are feeling the pain at the pump . the price per gallon is at the highest it has been in nearly a decade. >> reporter: do you think gas prices are high now? they can be higher this memorial day. optimistic drivers are leaning on the saying that what comes up must come down. fon years the national average for one gallon of gas hit $3.42 today surpassing the last record high in 2014. >> emily powers is on the road almost every day and fills up her fuel tank twice a week >> i work two jobs and i can't cut back. i have to drive every single day.

>> reporter: over the last couple of months her gas bill has been about $80 more out of her wallet a month. >> i used to be like $30 and now it is over 50. california holds the record for the highest cost of gas per gallon and $4.67. a year ago it was $3.43. drivers in san francisco will pay $4.82 per gallon in san jose coming in slightly cheaper and $4.73. >> i don't get it. i bring more lines with me to work instead of eating out. >> reporter: tensions between russia and the ukraine is causing the price hike. the president vowed to bring down the price at the pump. according to gas buddy, we could be paying an average of four dollars per gallon this

spring. oil prices to go down slightly at the end of last year when the omicron variant threatened to bring down demand. when that didn't happen, oil prices went up again. get ready for this. a major airline is offering something for free. delta is offering to check your bulky carry-on bag for no charge. it aims to free up overhead in space. southwest is bringing back the alcohol. they will resume on board alcohol which was on pause for much of the pandemic. it will honor coupons from 2020 and 2021 through this year. a classic view from our camera this is in the hills up above the south bay. take a look across mountain view and palo alto and san mateo out toward the bay. it is hazy out there.

it looks pretty from above it but when you're down and it not so much. a day of moderate air-quality and you will be able to see it again today. in terms of their quality, it is moderate. it certainly moderate in this area. there is redwood city looking at moderate. the same with the tri-valley. san rafael, it has good air- quality but the forecast is moderate. it is good in this hour but here is your takeaway on the air-quality for today. it will stay in the moderate category likely for much of the next several days. it's in the mid-to upper 30s and the north bay. mid-40s for the south bay. we will warm-up for the daytime highs, but these efforts will get noticeably warmer. by the time we get into the second half

of this week, we could be 10 degrees warmer than the numbers on the screen right now. that is probably the headline. a noticeable warm up for much of next week. today and tomorrow just like what yesterday was. no real change. temperatures in the mid-60s. there will be a little bit of variation in the bay. it will be a bit cloudy for the first half of today. we've got a lot of clouds we softened that camera and there is a lot of high clouds out there right now. that help to keep us warm overnight. by the time we get into the later afternoon, those clouds will be gone and we will clear them out and get more sunshine. probably not as pretty of a sunset because we won't have that campus of clouds. at least you will get more blue sky. look at the storm track. everything doing the up and over

the same pattern that is kept us out of the storm track for quite a while. the total accumulated rainfall between now taking us ahead to february 12th. there is nothing here. the pattern is not changing. if anything, it is doubling down. we've got a warm-up about 10 degrees warmer than what we have been doing for the second half of this week. we will be in the low 70s for oakland as we look across the microclimates here tri-valley, concord, low 70s. the north bay valley is warming up into the mid-70s by the middle of this next coming week . >> the weather is mild and beautiful, but we do need the rain. >> that huge help that we got in october and december, those numbers are falling back to average quite quickly.

we will need mars to show up much more than it looks like february is so far. a san francisco man that has directed opera centers around the world is using his skills to kiel are hurting population. >> reporter: music can bring freedom and healing. he knows that firsthand. >> excellent shades. >> reporter: he was looking for a change from teaching conservatory students when the thought of serving military veterans struck a chord in 23rd pain. >> let me do essentially music therapy with veterans.

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>> hundreds of people gathered along santana road to welcome the year of the tiger. and feature dragon dancers and other performances to mark the lunar new year. a new art exhibit will take viewers into the art of pablo picasso. the exhibit features more than 200 works and is billed as an immersive experience. tickets are on sale online. the exhibit will be held on wednesday.

it is time for a look at the top stories. a man is that after a shooting at 880 near the broadway offramp in oakland. the man died at the scene and all lanes of the freeway were shut down for four hours. in milpitas police are trying to figure out why a man allegedly killed his neighbor. the 34-year-old confessed to the crime and police found the victims body buried behind his home. a man is back in court for his alleged role in defrauding patients with blood testing equipment. the founder was convicted on four counts last month. that is a look at over casey south bay this morning. that is away today is going to go.

it is going to be a hazy day today but temperatures in the mid-to upper 60s. air-quality will be moderate. in your seven day forecast, quite the warm up coming our way. san jose from the midst 60 today to the mid-70s into the midweek and same for the mid- valleys. upper 70s by the middle of this next week. thank you for watching kpix5 news this morning. we will be back here tomorrow morning at 6:00. enjoy your saturday.

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