right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, what you need to know before california lefts the mask mandates. why you may not want to throw the masks away just yet. and a setback for parents wanting to get their young kids vaccinated. what happens now. and the fbi has a warning. they don't want you to end up heartbroken or broke this valentine's day. good morning, it's saturday, february 12th. thank you for joining us. i'm fill follow. start with a -- i'm devin fehely. let's check on the weather. >> it's cooler today than it's been. i don't think anyone is complaining about the weather lately. i will show you mid-70s in the daytime highs coming up here in a sec. before i get to that, there is fog out there this were nothing. oakland, you've got it. 54 degrees. santa rosa, you have some as well. i will you that one bilimap, down to 2 1/2 miles. everyone else is smooth sailing. before you step on the road this morning in the north bay valleys and for some east bay

locations, near the oakland airport, you're going to encounter patchy fog. look at the rest of the day, sunny and warm again. i will show you how long we'll keep doing that in the seven- day forecast in just a bit. for now, devin, over to you. >> thank you. most bay area counties are planning to follow the guidelines and drop indoor mask mandates as covid cases keep dropping and however, they can roar then to wear masks. >> reporter: starting number 16th here in san francisco, people will no longer have to wear masks in most indoor settings. that is restaurants, bars, offices and museums. we found mixed reviews among people about the big changes. ripley's believe iter not museum at fisherman's wharf expects more visitors, once the city drops the indoor mask mandate. >> a lot of tourists come to the pier. it's probably like -- since a

lot of people from california don't like wearing masks, you know. so, yeah, i feel it will brig in more people. >> reporter: jasmine castillo said it's tough to please visitors about mask policies. >> if you walk through the museum, they try to ticket why off. we have to keep telling them you have to put it back on. it's a struggle. >> reporter: the state said that businesses can still choose to uphold the indoor mask requirement. up vaccinated people will still have to wear masks indoors and all public settings. some are not ready to give up the masks just yet. ivan works at wharf central souvenir shop. >> i am still going to keep wearing my mask no matter what. i am vaccinated but i am going to still war my mask. >> reporter: we saw many people this evening wearing masks outdoors. these san francisco residents are ready to embrace the new rules. >> right now, i go -- a lot of people got it. and they developed immunity to it. they're just ready to have fun again. >> i think if you want to wear it, wear it. if not, get back to normal.

>> reporter: masks will still be required in some settings, including on public transportation, hospitals and in schools. in san francisco, bet yu kpix 5. san francisco mayor london breed said the state's indicated more information on masks until skies is coming so. children age 5 and younger will have to wait longer for the covid vaccine. the fda said that it needs more data before giving the shots. kpix 5s andrea nakano has reaction from a parent whose child was enrolled in clinical trials. >> reporter: there are parents hesitant about vaccinating their kids 5 and younger. for them, this delay may shake their confidence more. for others, yet only prolongs the wait. >> some-of-us are desperate and want to protect our kids social. >> i she was eager to get her child vaccinated. she enrolled her almost 2-year- old into sustainford's clinical trials. her world is shaped and

constrained by the pandemic. getting a vaccine in to her will make me feel so much more confident about allowing her to experience the joys of life. >> reporter: she doesn't know if her daughter viva got the actual vaccine or saline solution. her daughter is helping researchers discover the efficacy of the two-dose vaccine, which is just a 10th of the adult dose. >> i think it's probably not surprising that this very small dose given to the younger children probably didn't provide a sufficient antibody response. >> reporter: pfizer is moving ahead with the three-dose clinical trial. he understands the purpose of checking the boxes for efficacy and safety of the three-dose regimen from the start. >> looking at the three-dose, might as well package it all as a three-dose series. if that looks good overall, that might encourage families to get their kids vaccinated. >> reporter: only 23% of those

five to 11 years old are fully vaccinated in the united states. the numbers for the youngest age group may end up being even lower. some parents are ready for the wait to be over. >> they will be first in line, i mean. i am -- as long as it's, you know, been tested and proven safe. >> reporter: in larks spur, andrea nacaughto, kpix 5. researchers need roughly two months to gather and study the data. according to the timeline, the earliest of vaccines could be available to the age group and would be about april. in the state legislature, some democrats are pushing for stricter vaccination laws fo california workers. a bill by assembly woman buffy wix of oakland would require vaccination for full-time employees and independent contractors. the only exemptions would be for medical conditions, disabilities towards religious beliefs. businesses would face a penalty for failing to comply. >> this bill is grounded in science and facts and data. and that is what we're armed with as we have the conversation.

so, i do anticipate pushback. >> and more more information about mandates and health restrictions for each bay area count, go to our website, www.kpix.com. and detectives continue to deg for new details behind thursday night's deadly shooting. kpix 5s andrea borba looks into what led up to the shooting and how b.a.r.t. is trying to make sure the passengers are safe. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the trains are, once again, running at civic center station, following a shooting that left one man dead thursday night. it happened around 8:30. a man was shot in the back at close range while coming down the escalator to the platform. >> the guys shot and the other guy tried to kick the gun away. he, the guy -- they're caught him. >> quickly. we had six of our personnel there. four officers and two overseas. they're about a minute, minute and a half after the incident occurred. >> reporter: two officers were writing a train and got off at civic center station to apprehend the suspect,

identified as 24-year-old shane holman of san francisco. it was too late for the victim, though, who died from the injuries. holman has a record dating back to at least 2019 with charges of robbery, possession of stolen items, and elder abuse. there have been two permanent b.a.r.t. officers stationed at civic center for quite some time due to above-ground issues atef is, center and u.n. plazas. today, our cameras caught an open air drug deal in under ten minutes. >> and we're aware of the issues at the street level that plead into our station. our riders have made it loud and clear to us it's a concern for them and highway patrol that we keep our station as safe as possible and continue to work wsfpd. >> fews couldn't come at a worse time. and facing depleted ridership

and riders don't all feel safe. >> i don't ride as often as i want and i would rather drive. have an though it costs me more. >> it's nottivesa. >> they don't say aw back. >>port: the department has 22 vacant positions and in san francisco, andrea borba, kpix 5. >> police have recovered the body of a fisherman swept into the ocean. the man went missing on monday near the beach. the three men whwet by a wave out to sea. and the three men he canned to the location. a man has been arrested for

starting a fire that destroyed two homes this weekend in southern california. flames ripped through the large homes in whittier on thursday afternoon. and police say a man was found with burs on a trail below those homes and hoy is now facing arson charges. students protesting oakland school closures walked out of class and took their demands to the doorstep of leaders. chopper 5 capturing hundreds of students at district headquarters. they marched from different schools and came with the same message. this is after the board close lead everyone schools. two closing at the end of the year. all week, teachers and students at the impacted schools have pushed back against the plan. >> if you do this, you're turning your back on black-and- brown students. if you do this, you're continuing perpetuating system at education race. >> five more oakland schools will close next year and a few others will merge. on tuesday, san francisco will go to the polls on a special school board recall elect. three board members aron

nt recall supporters chief complaints. efforts to rename schools during pandemic closures and the slow pace of reopening them. if anyone loses their seat, the mayor will appoint replace minutes to serve until the next election. coming up, with valentine's day around the corner, how the fbi said you can, void getting scammed while looking for -- avoid getting scammed while looking for love. a south bay amusemt park is looking to higher hundreds of openings available as the job fair happens this weekend at great america. and this is a live look outside about ever we head to break. we'll be right back.

. welcome back. the time is 6:14. with valentine's day two days away, the fbi is were warming about potential dating scams. kpix 5 anchor sarah donchi has tips to avoid getting heartbroken and plain broke. >> reporter: it's easy to think it will never happen to you. scammer are getting very creative online those days. playing on people's emotions to try and swindle every dollar they can. valentine's day is supposed to be a day of love and caring. the fbi said that romance scams are on the rise in the bay area as we head into the holiday. >> they have been taken for thousands of dollars at times. these people are looking to con just unsuspecting people out of whatever money they can get. >> reporter: scammer are persuading people to send money to investor trade cryptocurrency. the san francisco office's territory lost more than $64

million to romance scam calls in 2021. the center received more than 700 complaints in 2021. the bay area county with the most victims, santa clara county. older adults are getting targeted mostly. it's a hot topic now, thanks to a new documentary. >> he needs to wear casual. >> thousand dollars. >> 40,000. >> $140,000. >> his life depended on me. >> reporter: netflix's smash hit the tender swindler profiles ama accused of stealing from millions of women he met on dating apps. you can just as easily be victimized there. >> i think a lot of people know that when that contacted by someone randomly online and need to be careful. and when yet comes to legitimate dating apps, you're doing the same thing and hoping the person is local and real and not an old-fashioned creep. >> reporter: it may start seing reship th a real >>and theris es

to, nd sothat you don't know only t onlion. not gng to porton of , ligence with people you're talking to online. search their names or do a reverse image search to make sure the pictures are using are actually them and be weary of people who have excuses for why they can't meet in person. if you think you or someone you know has been scammed, you should report it to the fbi's internet crimes complaint center. back to you. the fbi reports that san francisco and alameda county saw high numbers of dating scam cases. all right, let's get caught up on this weather today. the first alert forecast is starting out with fog. in the north bay. and we're in comparison to what we could be doing for this time of the day. we're actually doing just fine. there is a little bit of patchy fog in santa rosa. how pretty does that look? our advantage from the top of the mark hopkins hotel is

looking into the east. we're already starting to fill the sky with early morning light and the temperatures out there range from the low 40s in the heart of the bay. to the upper 30s. look at petaluma. look at santa rosa. it's 39 degrees. of course, that is where we have our issues with fog. if we switch over to the visibility map, we're down to two miles in santa rosa. and that is actually better than it was wscast good example the fog ofntimes go ound, you a le bit of extra time on the north anrlcommute you ute turday mo if chit showing the low clouds there. everyone else has clear skies. we play it forward and that melts away. we develop more fog in the heart of the y through the late morning. that doesn't last long. and then it's sunshine through the rest of the day. and day time highs that, once again, climb well into the 70s. still seeing upper 70s on here.

fremont goes to 78 today. san jose, 79. we have been breaking records all week long. for at least the last three days, anyway. and we're locally going to be either at or very near record territory again for the numbers. 74 in redwood city. 74, livermore. and a big of how today's going to go. we know the low clouds will melt back by late morning. watching the rest of today could be another sunny one and in addition to the sunshine, we're going to see the haze we have had the last few days as well and have a couple more days to go like. this longer range air quality goes together into the early part of the week. we will have a weak weather system come in from the pacificle that clear out some of the haze and it had been threatening the possibility, thhe might be . motest hi there won't. showyou the . fuwill a system try yewnour nday.

closer look at that, we'll watch monday again. by the afternoon, there is some rain falling in the for northwest coast. and it's got better aim in that it's not an inside slider. meaning it's not one of the storms that goes well over nevada and gives us an offshore wind event. we don't want those. at least won't be one of those? the rain falls apart before getting here. instead of offshore winds, watch what happens into monday there. we get breezy as that system passes. again, not enough to give us any rain. you can see where it's going to rain between now and february 22nd. not here. so we maintain the pattern of staying out of the storm track. sunny skies on-again/off-again hazy conditions and there is the seven-day with a few clouds on it from now through monday and even that one, the system passes, what jet does is brings in the cooler air. it at leasts down the ridge of high pressure that is keeping

us warm. we'll see the daytime highs for the second half of the seven- day really come down. back closer to average. so, if you have been enjoying the 70s, you get today, tomorrow, and the rest of the weekend like that, where we will stay in the 70s. much of next week, it's back to normal. and day type highs going into the upper 60s for most of us. i went on a hook yesterday. the calendar said winter but felt like spring. >> that was the experience so many of us had and the nice thing is for those of us who can take advantage of the weekend, we have two more days to come up with a plan or idea like that if you haven't yet. >> thank you. and in st. clara, great america is going on a he irhiring surprise -- hiring spree. it hopes to fill 1800 positions across the park. it's paying dr. r seasonal roles like ride operators and services and 21 for security officers and safety personnel. the best part of working at

theme park, you're working at a theme park. >> and i have worked in retail before. it doesn't compare to the life of working -- . >> and i don't feel like i work. but i am. i am working right now. i don't feel like it. i am enjoying it. >> a job fair is being held through the weekend. a public memorial for former raiders coach and nfl legend john madden is is the for monday at the oakland coliseum. the speakers include fellow raiders coach art shell, the former troopers coach steve mariucci, andy reid and watch rivera and john's son mike madden. there will bevo tributes and music performances. all proceeds will go edrtit madden foundation. it's open and as an interactive -- known as an interactive theme park. an inside look at the super bowl experience. >> sports is coming up after the break. good stuff ahead of the super bowl. von miller of the rams was

asked about the hard of the workout he has done. the location of said workout was here in san francisco. and the stanford woman looking to stay undefeated in conference play. what milestone is tara van der veer closer to reaching? next.

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. morning. welcome to sports. super bowl lvi features the cincinnati buyingals and the ram -- bengals and the rams playing in their home stadium. the first 54 super poles saw zero teams. it's now back-to-back after the buccaneers played in tampa last year and rans edge rusher von miller is looking to become the first nonquarterback to win multiple super bowl mvp awards. the eight-time probowler was named mvp of super bowl 50 when the broncos beat the carolina panthers. that game was played at levi stadium and spent time in san francisco as well. >> the hardest workout, it was

a beast, call it fort f nurse, gston and had those sand downs and in san francisco and look super steep. and we run up the sand hills. it would probably be like 60 yards. 60 yards at an incline and -- [ inaudible ] >> ing aboutals going for the first-ever super bowl win. the tight end suffered a knee injury against the chiefs and said this week, quote, i am not missing the biggest game of my life. >> if you're not familiar with skyline chili, in cincinnati, it's as much of a household name as poet rose and they barb if tngals win, id yuma, thit. >> waon a podcast a easy, 100%. i am wearing swim trunks. you put in a swimming pol be i will dive in and oat my way out. stanford women's basketball has not lost since the calendar inspected to 20 two. and haven't had too many issues

where they beat eight of their 10 opponents van der veer, eight wins away from a thousand ws at stanford. not many issues last night. that is the think this of beauty. a textbook bounce pass to jones. so good, we show you twice. jones with 15 points and from that nice pass and to her twin sister, and the wing three is good. and stanford wins 91-64. the woman's team in colorado last night in berkeley. buffalos who were mostly in control from the getgo. they broke it open in the third. plus the foul. and buffalos win 73-56. cal is one in five in the pac- 12. and that is a look at sports this morning. i am charlie walter. have yourself a great day. football fans are flowing in to los angeles for tomorrow's super bowl. if you don't have thousands of dollars to shell out for a ticket, there is another

attraction that allows fans to show their enthusiasm. danya bacchus takes nside e rience. >> reporter: it's known lltheme if you ever wanted to know what it's like to be an nfl player, the super bowl experience will give you a glimpse. you can see if you have the speed of a running back or not. >> and i took off too fast. judge i enjoy the past precision of a quarterback. >> and can we talk about how big the footballs are? >> i feel like i need a running start. >> if you're look me and don't have a brady arm, field goal kicker could be your thing. >> whoa! >> no. no. >> that didn't work for me either. >> reporter: the super bowl experience allows you to celebrate the history of the nfl by getting up close and personal to the coveted lombardi trophy and super bowl rings. park in los angeles and free to fans who receive their covid-19

vaccines on site. no matter who you rot for on the field, there is enough for everyone to enjoy. dania backus, cbs news, los angeles. coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, dozens of russian warships as uofcis warnvasi ofukrae coul immier a federal officer klan ex-aiforcrgeant mi and this is a lowe look outside in san jose. we're back in a moment.

. welcome back. the time now is 631 tomb am and thank you for joining us. let's start with a quick check of the weather with first alert meteorologist darren peck. >> and gorgeous views this morning from the cameras on top of the mark hopkins hotel. and they look good. this looks nice. it's in the right direct into the east. and we have enough haze out there with a patch of high clouds. we have that real pretty canvas. the sun is coming up after 7:00 this morning and there is fog out there in oakland. it's not widespread. and ir. what happens the next few hours, we will see a little more la jolla elevation stratus develop. you could see more patchy fog for east bay communities. i will show you that coming up

in the complete forecast. and for right now, we're okay. we down for less than a my. and all is gone by the afternoon. another day well into the 70s. other day at or near records for daytime highs. we'll be back with more on that as well in just a bit. for now, back over to you. . the biden administration is warning a russian invasion of ukraine can come within days before the end of the olympics. later today, president biden will hold a high-stakes phone call with russian president vladimir putin. the u.s. new plans to evacuate the embassy in the ukrainian capitol. today, more ian ipn trainiexerc the black sea near the ukrainian peninsula, which russia annexed from ukraine in 2014. a u.s. official tells cbs news that russia has close to 80% of the forces in place needed for a full-scale invasion. here's the latest from the

white house. >>you u.s. intelligence said that russia has enough forces along the ukraine border to launch a major military action, prompting the white house to sustain up the warning to americans in, crane to get out. >> as we have said before, we're in the window when an invasion could begin at any time, should individual more putin decide to order it. >> reporter: national security adviser jack sullivan said the u.s. doesn't believe the russian president made a final decision, but said the risk has increased. >> we have a sufficient level of concern based on what we're seeing on the ground and what our intelligence analysts have picked up that we're sending a clear message. >> reporter: so, a potential invasion would involve an onslaught of massive force. >> if a russian attack on ukraine proceeds, it's likely to begin with airual bombing and missile attacks that could obviously kill civilians without with regard to their nationality. thanthat is tho rre wittting ves of our men

and woman in uniform at risk by sending them into a war zone to rescue people who could have left now and chose not to. >> reporter: a white house official said that president biden and russian president putin have a call scheduled for saturday morning. on friday, the president speak to europe own and nato leaders. president biden said that they are united in diplomatic efforts and deterrence measures ready to impose massive economic costs if russia chooses further aggression. a new cbs news pole finds -- poll finds around 53% of americans believe that the u.s. should stay out of the negotiations around russia and ukraine. natalie brand, cbs news, the white house. sno of the a few hours ago, antony blinken will talk by phone with the russian foreign minister. he said any russian effort to resolve the crisis, quote, must take place in the context of de- escalation. a canadian judge ordered protestors to end their five- day blockade of the ambassador bridge between canada and

detroit. they have parked their pickups and other vehicles in a protest against canada's covid-19 restrictions. it's not clear if law enforcement officers will physically remove the demonstrators. this week's blockade disrupted the flow of goods over the border, hitting the auto industry in the u.s. and canada. and in bay are news, a former air force sergeant plodded guilty to killing a federal officer in oakland. steve carello changed the ploy after prosecutors agreed not to seek to shootingow security officer pat underwood in may of 2020 while standing guard outside of the federal building and admitted to plotting violence against law enforcement as part of the b, galoo movement and postederal messages on facebook related to the goal. on the day of the shooting, he posted, quote, it's kicking off now. start it, show them the targets. a week after his murder,

carillo was arrested for allegedly ambushing and killing a officer. the shooting injured three other officers and he plead not guilty to that murder the. in san jose, a man stabbed to death outside of a fast food restaurant is identified as 31- year-old dominic ortega. the attack happened tuesday at the carl's junior parking lot. and it was the city's first homicide of the year. no arrests have been made. the only full-service grocery store in west oakland and is shutting down. that is bad news from customers and nears. da lin explains why the closure is having a despread impact on that community. >> reporter: the closure means west oakland will be a food dessert. neighbors will have to walk fatherrer to get fresh produce and grocers and a dream of revitalizing the neighborhood will be put on hold. >> how are you today? >> i'm just sad. sad. >> reporter: many loyal customers are shocked.

community foods market is closing down for good this sunday, the 13th. >> i am heartbroken, actually. it's a trulia hard, sad friday in oakland today. it is. this is a big loss. >> reporter: many west oakland neighbors like lynette robinson shop weekly and rely on the market. >> devastating. hurts money now and terrible. terrible. -- hurts me now. terrible. >> my car is broke and now i can walk here. and it's going to be gone now. >> reporter: many of the 25 workers also live in the community. >> my heart kind ofbecaus's ry distce. >> ceo said he ran out of money and options. >> losing what has been my baby is tough and hard emotionally. i am exhausted and not sloping grateful. >> reporter: we cover the story

in 2016 in presume's vision to groundbreaking in 2018. and finally, the grand opening of community foods in 2019ic. eight months before the pandemic. >> we never had sufficient financial resources to operate properly and to have the reserves to give us, you know, the resilience to ride through economic challenges. >> i a 30% drop in business during the pandemic, add on inflation, labor and supply shortages, they can't make it. >> and people saw the store as a catalyst to signal vepmd ge ntanother busses avd ic, a brack and low-income neighborhood. neighbors worry the closure will push other community investments away. >> and we thought other businesses would start opening and week be great again and i don't know. i don't know. in>>the store is

off until the last day, sunday. after that, the bank will take over and neighbor neighbors will have to go nearby for groceries. i'm da lin, kpix 5. and it's the end of an era for a popular mall. and the ownership group confirmed to the kpix 5 that they sold to a passa dina based real estate firm. the company plans to develop a megacampus for tech companies. shoppers and store employees told us that were surprised to learn about the sale. >> this is pretty sad and been awhile. >> it's a big deal for me, anyway. very convenient. >> in the meantime on friday, elected officials and community members came together for the groundbreaking of the memorial statue and plaza, honoring the thousands of bay ar pr at the mh

is hoeduce d remindeverne years o isnging on happened. >> the memorial will be next to the san bruno b.a.r.t. station and is expected thsprin next yeanow at 6:00, increasing diversity in classicalling music. how the san francisco conservatory of music is shining a light on black composers. and summer camp without the travel or cause. this week's jefferson awards winners thought their idea would help a few kids. how big that program became.

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stereotoon of being elitist and in man cases, it doesn't have to be that. >> reporter: jonathan think aboutham is a composer like many others, trying to get his work noticed. >> being a composer is a challenging task regardless of aim and color. >> reporter: with the emerging black composer's project at the france's conservatory of music is creating those opportunities. >> a lot of black composers have been told in years past there was no place for them at the podium or on the stands of now syrians across the world. and that has changed. judge i it's an acknowledgment that more needs to be done to capture a wider range of experiences in c peive that has been lacking for generations. >> and if you want to bill relationships with communities and you want children to see themselves in new roles for themselves, you have to model it. >> reporter: the project began in 2020 here at the conservatory with commute meant to last a decade, picking at least one composer ever year.

yo black composers are hour now and have been for years and we'll shine the light. >> i under 35, they submit an ridiculousal piece for the competition and winners receive a cash prize, mentorship and work performed by a professional symphony. arts institutions like the conservaitory have a responsibility in society because of the way they can shape our culture. >> if we're not reflecting all of our communities and all of us and welcoming the totality of our complete community in the concert spaces and in this world and all of the music and cultural -- that cos that, this in our role. >> i it's a reminder that representation matters. composers can now help expand those who listen to classical music as well as those who compose it. for decades to come. >> the person on statement is a reflection of those in the audience. so, we want to have a more

diverse stage going forward. so that way we can have a diverse and healthy audience. >> reporter: shawn chitness, kpix 5. california and nevada wildlife officials are teaming up to figure out a solution to a growing number of bear k- responded near hoeas dung and r the athed bring thouof hibernat this month. a bear forcefully entered several tahome homes and caused -- taho homes and caused extensive damage. they trying to find a humane solution want. and in our first weather alert forecast, wonearor at -- we nor ore at record highs and day time lives in the 70s and many locations and a few clouds and that is a live look from

the camera and into the south. sunrise coming up a little bit after 7:00 this morning, meaning this is prime tomb to get gorge -- primetime to get gorgeous colors in the sky. that is what we have from the camera sitting on top of the sales force tower into the south. just gorgeous. back on treasure island, looking back up at the city skyline now, and it's cold in the north bay valleys. upper 30s for santa rosa and petaluma a. meanwhile, it's $.10 worm warmer than that -- ten degrees warmer in san jose and in the low 50s right now for places like oakland and harvardland valleys over for the trivalley and concord. they're in the low to mid-40s. fog up there. and that is the one center we have been watching up at the santa rosa airport. now down to 0.3 of a mile and that has gone back and forth. so, the fog will tend to slosh around on mornings like arouros

you should plan on hitting patchy fog. and future cast sees it. plenty of fog here in the central happens with that patch, that disappears and we develop more through the late morning and that doesn't last long either. we just look ahead to mostly sunny 62 is and with that, day time highs today. they will climb about well into the upper 70s. we're going to 79 in san jose. 77, mill pitas. -- milpitas. 74, redwood city. 77, union city numbers in the inland valley will be in the mid-70s. danville, 73. livermore, 74 and we'll see mid- 70s along the east bayshore line as well as the north bay valley. santa rosa goes to 77. it will be 76 in roanoke park and we'll top out around 80 for ukiah and 77 in clear lake. we know that the patchy fog

disappears by late morning. just to watch the rest of today, even the high clou getting here again will be pushed out of the, pretty much view completely. it will be hazy. still hazy out there today with air quality in the moderate range. it may not look that pretty. in terms of rain being the next system would try and get here. watch this into the pacific right there. going to kind of ark over the top of us. monday afternoon. and that system falls apart before it gets down here. what we do notice on monday, though, watch the screen light up with an onshore breeze and that is good. that is an onshore breeze and that is not the kind of offshore wind that trends to dry out the landscape, the systems that miss us with rain, and so it's nice to see that of looking across the seven-day forecast. and that is the headline and after, that we cool back down to arm. and day time highs for the second half of the seven-day forecast. going to where they should be

this time of the year and mid- to upper 60s. you can see that where we see the microclimates as well. mid- to upper 70s this weekend. back to normal for much of next week. >> you know, i did a story earlier this week about the water situation down in the south bay. i was surprised that it's been like 45 days now with no rain in that part of the bay area. >> it's been an extreme scenario for january and february. right now, there is no rain even in the long-range forecast looking out for the next two weeks. and this is becoming a much bigger concern and a bigger story. the deeper we're into this winter. yeah. >> thank you. >> sure. and twoish consider, berkley students started with an idea to combat pandemic isolation. the concept is building community all over the globe and no one is more surprised than then. sharon chen introduces us to this week's jefferson award winners. >> reporter: as business

students at uc berkeley sylvia goyle and danielle eagan turn s atn d whll shted the start of the pandemic. danielle offered an idea. >> and i kind of thought it would be a idea to provide kids meet other friends. >> i sonia agreed the. the pair founded connect in place in may 2020. >> let's get everybody connected, you know, and build mentorship opportunities and get online friendships going and see how that builds a summer camp type of feel. >> reporter: it of mmme dd anhischoolers and to da more than 4,000 students took more than 500 classes. college students volunteer to teach what they're passionate about from bollywood dancing to astronomy and academics. >> and that was a great experience overall. >> he took ten classes and valued the social interacts he

missed on campus. >> i felt combined in mo house due to me being unable to leave and communicate with other students. and when i joined the program, the teacher allowed for open discussions most of the time. >> reporter: his sister, a business adviser to the nonprofit, calls sonia and danielle a power house pair. >> the reason they were successful in everything they were able to fresh for connect in place was because they were able to keep the vision, purpose and students ahead of themselves. >> reporter: connect in place expanded creating opportunities for underserved students. the nonprofit held college and career events and study groups for standardized tests. it's given away donated laptops for those needing them. >> even going forward, just increasing the access to allowing kids to find like what they're passionate about and knowing how important it was for me growing up, it ian joy to -- it's been a joy to

bring that to other kids as well. yo education is a priority for me and danielle. this felt like a good way to do something positive for the community. >> reporter: so for creating a space for tone agers to connect in place. this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to danielle eagan and sonia goyle. sharon chen, kpix 5. >> daniel works in new york for linked know in and sonia in deloitte in san francisco. they're ad we're all ready for a real vacation. one where you can sip tropical drinks with fruity garnishes, without having to get up. a vacation where you don't have to sweat the small stuff, like rummaging for room keys. and a vacation where drinks and wi-fi that's fast and reliable, are all included. because when you're on a real vacation with princess

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. this morning from above, the santa clara valley. taking a look into the east. sunrise happening here in just about six minutes or so. there is no fog on the road for the south bayer the trivalley. and that is the view, by the

way, from dublin and the trivalley is doing fine. if we look at the map, you may want to give yourself extra time in the north bay. santa rosa, you have visibility down to a mile. that is the only place with an issue. look at the start of the day. i will be back with the who will forecast in a bit. coming up, the mixed reaction on the bay are to the upcoming lifting of masked mandates in certain types of settings. and the delay of getting young children vaccinated. why parents and their kids will have to weight until the early spring. -- to wait until the early spring.

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senate right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, what you need to know before california lifts the mask mandates and why you may not want to throw then away just yet. >> a setback for parents wanting to get their young children vaccinated. what happens now. and the fbi has a warning they don't want you to end up heartbroken or just plain old broke this valentine's day. good morning, it's saturday, february 12th. thank you so much for joining us. i'm devin fehely. let's start with a quick check of the weather and first alert meteorologist darren p, okg nor om