and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out helic . live from they area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now on kpix 5 and on cbs news, it looks like a little relief is on the way. we are going to talk about how much rain you can expect. plus, a fire is bringing operations for two transit agencies to a complete stop, what they are saying about when service might resume. and the unrelenting war in ukraine is continuing but could ukrainian forces be getting the upper hand? good morning, it is sunday,

march 27. let's start with our meteorologist. good morning, it is mostly cloudy and by this evening, we have got a pretty good band of rain coming in. by 9:30 p.m., we have a front draped over the central bay area. first, a little bit before sunset and the rest of the bay area near or after sunset, and as we roll this into monday, more showers tomorrow afternoon. to sum it up, cloudy and mild, highs will mostly be in the 60s. later this afternoon and tonight, rain and wind move in. it will be windy near sunset tonight. a few showers on monday and a dry week. more details but first back to the news. new this morning, a fire near the train tracks in san bruno has stopped service in the area. the fire started at about 10:30 p.m.

near santa domingo avenue. that trains had stopped running from san bruno in both directions. caltrans shut down service at a train station nearby. it is not clear when the stations will reopen. a wildfire has scorched more than 40 acres in southern california. footage shows smoke billowing over riverside county. the fire is burning near oasis, northwest of the salton sea. it broke out about 3:30 yesterday afternoon and grew to 41 acres. fire crews posted video of the flames burning brush. the fire shut down a stretch of highway 86. this morning, fire crews have stopped the fire before it progressed. it is currently at 10%. we have disturbing video of a man in his 80s being attacked in bailey city. the victim was attacked from behind and kicked to the ground. kpix 5 spoke with the victim and his family. they do not think that this was a random attack. they fear he was targeted.

>> reporter: hernandez had just finished mowing his frontline on friday evening before 6:00 pm as he tried to empty the grass, a man kicked the grandfather in the back from behind. the force knocked him down against the wall. >> i thought i when i turned around. >> reporter: the 84-year-old man could not get up. his wife came over to help him up. >> i was in pain. >> reporter: he said sock and confusion turned to anger. >> this is the second time this happened to me. >> reporter: mr. hernandez is the last attack was in september, six months ago. somebody kicked him from behind while working on the yard. that was why his kids set up a surveillance camera. >> we are like not again. we are angry and surprised. when we saw the video, it was hard to see. [ crying ] it was hard to see

my dad on the floor being attacked from behind. >> reporter: the family suspect the attacks were targeted and may be it is the same person. mr. hernandez says he does not have any enemies. he has lived at this house for more than 25 years. he has a good relationship with all the neighbors. >> why? why does this guy want me? >> reporter: none of the family members recognize the attacker. they hope that somebody will. he appears to be a heavyset man in his 30s or 40s. detectives say this kind of attack is very uncommon in daly city. >> i am lucky. >> reporter: no broken bones but scrapes and bruises on both arms and his back. >> reporter: the family has a message for the attacker. >> you are a coward. i am saying this to your face right now. if you have any guts, you will

come and face me. i am not afraid of you. >> reporter: the police are asking neighbors to check surveillance footage of the attacker running away. again this happened friday evening before 6:00 pm on hiking strive. in daly city, i am donlon, kpix 5 news. a man is dead and san jose after two hit and run drivers ran him over. it happened before 2:00 am on cruiseship avenue. the police a man on a scooter was hit by a hunter. that he was hit by second vehicle as he was lying on the ground. driver sped away. this is the 23rd deadly crash of the year. fire crews used the jaws of life to rescue person trapped inside of a crashed car in byron. two cars crashed at the intersection. one of the cars was badly mangled. one person was flown to the hospital with major injuries. this morning crews in ukraine say that they have gained control over a large fire at a facility hit by russian rockets. they have been springwater on the flames since yesterday's attack. this is a city in western ukraine close to the border

with poland. security guards says they saw three rockets slam into a pair of oil tanks on saturday. there are no reports of injuries. thousands of people ukraine continue to take shelter in subway stations. these are scenes from kyiv, the country's second most popular city. some stations are living in platforms or some people use spaces inside train cars. the city in northeastern ukraine has, to frequent bombardment since russia began its attack one month ago. overnight president biden returned from europe touching down on some marine one. the president spend two days in poland. he delivered a speech in warsaw. earlier, he held talks with nato allies in brussels. the russian invasion has uprooted people in a speed not seen since world war ii. 3 million ukrainians have fled the country. i spoke with a woman who is working on the front lines of

the refugee crisis. >> they are very resilient. >> reporter: they cross the border into poland by the dozen. >> you can see them. >> reporter: sometimes they cross by the hundreds. this is a ceaseless tide of human suffering in ebbs and flows like a war in their native ukraine. >> many of them have seen the bombings themselves. many have seen the windows being you know, shattered because of the pressure of a bomb nearby. >> reporter: the refugees who arrived at their camp across the polish border about 25 miles outside of the area are mostly women and children. men of fighting age stay to defend. they arrive with their luggage and what little they can carry and the weight of worry for those they leave behind. >> they have such strong faith in their people and their country, they are sad because some of them have lost people. more than that, they are very optimistic that they will win. >> reporter: the santa clara resident is volunteering with a nonprofit group

they camp is a way station, the first stop on a much longer journey, away from the dangers of the war zone. the goal is to provide the refugees with at least some momentary comfort, a hot meal, a place to rest, recuperate, and plan their next step. >> the children, women and grandfathers and grandmothers and it is the weirdest thing to see that many people walk across with no men around. >> reporter: she will stay as long as she is needed helping the women and children displaced by the war survived. the fathers, brothers and husbands will fight for the country. they will fight for survival. >> for more information on how you can help the people of ukraine, we have provided a link at the top of our website, sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/. oakland families and students took to the streets with a message, do not close our schools. they rallied outside one of the school set to close in a matter of months. kpix 5 spoke to parents

fighting to reverse the school board 's decision. >> reporter: parents we spoke to hear tell us that their focus remains on providing a quality education to their students in a safe place. they are worried that there is too much interest in bringing charter schools to the district. taking to the streets of oakland, the cost for this community remains keeping schools open more than one month after the board decided to close them. >> my children would potentially have to walk through a very very dangerous area to get to a further away school. it would mean that the community that we built over the years would be torn apart. port oakland unified school district did not get back to us on saturday about this rally. in the past, leaders have explained financial challenges are inhibiting keeping schools open. >> we must keep up the pressure. >> reporter: the school board says it is facing a deficit around $40 million. there are too many schools after losing thousands of students over two decades. >> i just hope that they you

know, really take into consideration what they are doing to our children and our communities. >> reporter: the district argues that other bay area communities have less schools with the same number of students. >> they just want to take us away from the things that we love. >> reporter: parents question the figures presented by the district and they worry that their student's schools will become charter schools in their own neighborhoods but they may not be able to attend. >> we deserve to have that type of private school feel and private school type of education in a public school for our children in deep east oakland. >> reporter: the closures are set to take place at the end of this school year. reporting in oakland, kpix 5. this is a live look at chase center where he trip to the final four is on the line. the tournament is bringing in customers for local businesses. we have more.

>> reporter: it was a sold-out house tonight at the chase center. the duke blue devils are the west regional champions. right now, they are celebrating, cutting down the basketball net. next, they had to the final four. duke fans went wild over the team's victory over arkansas in today's elite eight-game at the chase center. the blue devils beat the razorbacks 78-69. legendary basketball coach mike is headed to the record-setting 13th final four. it will be his final farewell. >> you guys last your voices. >> we love the coach so much, we have been rooting for him since 1994, 1992, we are going to the final four. >> i have been in san francisco for the last 10 years. my daughter jackie is a san francisco local. it is just amazing. duke, class of 2000 and still, we are winning championships.

>> it feels awesome. i am old enough to rememberwhen [ screaming ] [ cheering ] >> reporter: it was a tough night for the fourth-seeded arkansas razorbacks. >> not too good. i am glad that we made it. you know how it is. it is duke. duke is to. >> it shows that arkansas has heart. it took the team a little while to gel but they played really well. >> reporter: saturday's game was a big win for businesses near the chase center. they opened in september of last year. it said it had one of its busiest days ever during thursday's sweet 16 game. tonight, plans to stay open well past its normal closing our. >> it is so fantastic. every event that we do is special and it is great to see

people come and they are having a good time here. some people are here for the first time and some people are coming back. >> reporter: meanwhile, duke is headed to new orleans where it would be two wins away from sending off coach k with his sixth national title. in san francisco, betty you kpix 5. >> we will have highlights coming up in a few minutes and sports. taking a live look at seven cisco, this is the opening day of a series of events and promotions geared toward recovery from the pandemic. the city is encouraging people to visit familiar destinations and landmarks like union square. the time is 6:13 in an. still ahead on kpix 5 and cbs bay area, residents should expect higher water bills. the solution that the water company is off offering will be addressed. we will bring you the latest on

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♪ welcome back, the time is 6:15 a.m., san francisco customers can anticipate receiving higher bills. the public utilities commission will start levying a drought search has next week. as we explained, if people use a free service, they could end up paying less. >> a lot of the water is going straight out. >> reporter: andrew howe is a technician with the san francisco public utilities commission. his task helps san francisco homeowners fine-tune sprinkler systems to improve water conservation. >> i will put a flag right here. >> reporter: >> reporter: he signed up for a water wise evaluation, a free service the san francisco public utility commission provide for customers. >> we want to make sure that customers are saving is much water and money as possible. >> we have definitely seen some

homes that could achieve 10 or 15% water savings based on their usage. they could potentially be even more. >> reporter: despite having normal water storage levels, the water conservation manager says that they have to plan ahead. >> we are at the end of the water year, we are not looking at much. it is a very dry year despite this winter rains. >> reporter: on april 1, customers will start to see a 5% drought surcharge on their bills. >> it was built in to help us recover revenue from lost sales that go down during a drought. we are not making any profit off of it. >> reporter: it is temporary and will expire once the water shortage emergency does. we are told that he is eager to conserve more but his motivation is not to save a few bucks. >> the point really is about saving something that we cannot get any more of, there is no magical press a button and we get more freshwater in the state, we have a we have. >> the cyclical drought in california is one drought ends and another one is around the corner. it really is a way of life here. >> reporter: the water utility continues its call for

customers to conserve with a goal of a 10% reduction systemwide. >> we think that we can get there from everybody coming together and doing what they can. we can keep the ask voluntary. >> reporter: if you would like to set up a free evaluation with a technician, call or email the public utilities commission. in san francisco, kpix 5. san jose residents can see higher water bills. the san jose water company is asking the state to approve a 13% rate hike. this would apply retroactively to the first months of 2022. the utility also wants to change why the customers are charged. san jose water serve the million customers in the south bay. good morning, rain on tap later in the day today. we will have to wait until sunset for much of the bay area to get rain, especially east

bay in south bay. it will be a little bit before sunset in the north bay and in the central bay area. it is because of this, low pressure is spinning off sure. as it gets closer, the winds will not really pickup this afternoon, this is especially along the shoreline. we will get rain tonight, spreading from north to south, about three quarters of an inch in the north bay down to about a half an inch in the south bay. not a bad rainmaker. it will clear late on monday and we will get a dry week ahead. the future classed lays it out. we have fun around sunset. by around 9:45 tonight, we are all getting wet from fairfield in solano county and back through alameda county, san mateo county down to the south bay. we will all get wet. first in the north bay than in the south bay.

then monday's commute in the morning is dry. by tomorrow afternoon, a few showers, mostly south of the golden gate. it is kind of a one two punch, the second pond is anemic and confined to the south bay and confined to monday afternoon. is tonight when we really get wet. terms of chances, it is an 88% chance tonight. that it will ease up on monday. in the south bay, a little bit later arriving to san jose, the probabilities are monday. than the rest of the week is dry. in general, the real spike for the rain is looking like this. this is for sunday, for tonight and for monday. that is when we will mostly get wet. the rest of the week, more on the way. cloudy and mild today, highs in the 60s, rain and wind move in there sunset tonight. and then a few showers tomorrow afternoon, mostly in the south bay. highs, mild. most of the day today is dry. it will be cloudy but dry. temperatures in the upper 60s. it will be much cooler on monday. in the east bay, dry day, will be cloudy, it will be after sunset tonight when we get rain. up in the north bay, before sunset it will begin to get wet, temperatures before then in the mid-60s. it will be dry until then, it is forecasted to be dry until then. and even earlier rain arriving for ukiah and in clearlake.

this is probably mid afternoon. it is for that part of the area. in the extended forecast, it will be wet later tonight, a few lingering showers, monday afternoon, mostly in the central and south bay, the rest of the week is dry. that is true for bay area wide is well. inland will be on the warm side before this front moves through. it will get wet tonight. we will start out dry on monday and we will get if humor showers monday afternoon. temperatures will be: monday. do not forget the wins either, the wind will be powerful tonight around sunset. we will clear it up and it dried up from tuesday through friday. in the meantime, have a great sunday. the first two spots up for grab in the final four last night including the big game in san francisco. western regional final,

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good morning and welcome to sports, am charlie walter. you would figure since 1994 arkansas and duke would have met. there are preseason tournaments all over the holidays, somewhere, they would have met. no, first time since that title came in 1994, no active player was alive at that time. the coach won last time. steph curry, they were on hand

to see the action. they were looking for the tournament when. first half, duke up four, griffin was excellent. a little isolation ball steps into an elbow jumper, bingo, big night for griffin. watch trevor killed, number one, he catches deep, left wing and look at him knock it down at the buzzer, 44-33, duke up. arkansas had a few mini rents in their. now second half, williams, pick and roll. hit on the arm and he finishes. five point game after the free through. duke shot at 54% for the game. they were a big at this point, griffin thinks about it. i thought about it and i will make it. griffin leduc with 18 points. duke 78-69 winners. the farewell season continues and he passes john wood for a record 13th appearance in the final four. houston and villanova, this

could be the final fourth. it has been a few years. the wildcats were up eight, justin moore was at the top, bull's-eye. that was an anomaly. neither team could hit anything. the final minute of the half, eric dixon gives a little shoulder and he had said. villanova up 27-20 at half. houston made a game of it, second half, down four. look at the spin on colin gillespie. the contact and the finish but serious leg injury, that is a tough blow for that young man, one of the best players. he helped them get there. it is villanova cutting down the nets, heading to the final 450-44, winners. even matchup on the ice last night both the sharks and ducks

within a point of each other in the standings coming in. he put the sharks on his back. second-period up one, check out this goal. he spins around, fires and thinks it. just the beginning of a big night for meyer, third period, sharks up 3-1, brett burns passes to meyer who switches over and knocks it down, he finds the back of the net and meyer gets himself a hat trick. sharks when 4-1. he is happy those standings didn't mean anything. the giants have been good but it is just spring training. the giants were down 2-0. look at shane. he is in the gap. that will drive in the long run. d e a third e is eclguar final.

the oakland a's were down 9-0. he gets a hold of the pitch, two run shot to left. that was the only offense of the game. there was not much pitching. the oakland a's lose 9-2. let's go to golf. look at the world golf championships. kept had the shot of the day on the par four, second hole, it crawls its way in. that was a pretty, he goes up on check on dj. johnson would come back with his putter. he was really good on the green today. that is a shot ahead, once every 10 years, he had a couple of them, bertie, johnson comes from behind and he defeats kept had two up and advances to the semi finals. that is it for morning sports. i hope you have a great rest of your day. still ahead, tributes are pulling in for the foo fighters drummer who dialed unexpectedly. a supreme court justice is investigating the january 6 insurrection. we will discuss

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band of rain coming in. by 9:30 p.m. tonight we have a front draped over the central bay area. we will get wet in the north bay a little bit before sunset. the rest of the bay area will be near or after sunset. more showers tomorrow afternoon. that we clear it out. to sum it up, cloudy and mild today, highs will be in the 60s. it is later this afternoon and tonight that rain and wind move in. it will be windy. this is there sunset tonight. a few showers on monday and a dry week ahead. more details but first back to the news. the police in columbia are investigating the death of foo fighters drummer, taylor hawkins. the 50-year-old died suddenly just hours before the band was scheduled to perform a music festival. our reporter has more on how he is being remembered. >> reporter: taylor hawkins was a spirited drummer for the foo fighters for more than two decades, backing another

drummer and his best friend. >> i do not ms. being the drummer. >> it took me a while to find my place, a related. he never made it hard. >> reporter: last night, first responders removed his body from a hotel in columbia where the band was scheduled to perform. hawkins was born in texas but raised in southern california where he dreamed of drumming to the crowd since he was 10 years old. among his first big breaks was playing with alanis morrissette is smashing jacket little pill tour was a success. >> i wanted to be in queen. you know, i wanted to play stadiums. >> reporter: he did just that. he played for the last time just six days ago in argentina with his brothers. news of his death got at the rock music world.

make jagger was incredibly sad. he won 12 grammies and the band was inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame just last year. >> thank you everyone. >> reporter: taylor hawkins was 50 years old. they played several times here at troubadour, the last time was in 2020. the venue will put up a memorial to honor today's life and career. cbs news, west hollywood california. colombian authorities say toxicology reports show traces of drugs in his system. they have not ruled his death an overdose. we are looking at capitol hill, disgraced congressman has designed from congress. a federal grand jury convicted him of lying to congress about a campaign donation from a foreign national. on friday, house speaker nancy pelosi urged him to resign. a federal grant jury indicted him in october. jurors found him guilty of

lying to agents about an illegal $30,000 mpribuon from a billionaire. supreme court justice clarence thomas is facing pressure to recuse himself from cases that involve other the 2020 election or the capital insurrection. this follows revelations that his wife helped fight overturn the election. our cbs reporter reported the original story. >> reporter: jenny's thomas stunning exchanges with mark meadows have the attention of the january 6 committee. four people close to the committee tell cbs news that several members want her to talk to the committee and will issue a subpoena if necessary. extraordinary text messages show her encouraging meadows to fight to overturn the

elections. they are setting trump allies will gather evidence of fraud. thomas wrote meadows on november 19, make a plan and save us from the left, taking america down. >> i am appalled and astonished. >> reporter: this connecticut democrat called the texts scary. >> should the american people be alarmed? >> the american people ought to be deeply alarmed by this shocking revelation. >> reporter: the average of thomas may have gone further than just meadows. in a text, she writes just forward it to your gmail and email i sent jared. it is not clear who she is referring to, jared kushner the president's son-in-law was another topic. >> hopefully our legislatures and the united states supreme court will step forward and save our country. >> reporter: at the president was falsely claiming the election was rigged, and the high court should get involved, thomas was associated with the group, the council for national policy. it was working to pressure republican lawmakers to challenge the election results. once that effort had failed, and president biden election was certified with president

pentz providing, thomas wrote to meadows, we are living through what feels like the end of america. most of us are disgusted with the vp. thomas, who recently acknowledged she intended the january 6 rallied front of the white house but she had nothing to do with the insurrection, has publicly denied any conflict of interest between her activism and her husband's work. the text message revelations have raised the question of whether justice thomas should recuse himself from any cases related to the investigation. house republican leader kevin mccarthy was asked about that friday. >> i think that justice thomas could make his decisions like he has made them every other time. it is his decision based upon law. >> that was robert costa reporting. justice thomas was released from the hospital friday after being treated for an infection. we moved to the coronavirus. the fda is a to to approve a second round of booster shots

for people over 50. approval for a second pfizer and moderna booster could come as early as tuesday. that means that people will be able to get it at least four months after receiving their first. the california economy shows signs of improving according to the latest jobs report. the unemployment rate has dropped to 5.4%. the state also added more than 130,000 jobs in february. more good news, 87% of the jobs that were lost in 2020 have been recovered. tonight on cbs, the s.w.a.t. team races to find a gunmen accused of targeting hospital workers. we talked with lena esko who appears regularly on the show and also directed today's episode. >> i think it is important to try it. you never know if they are going to love it and what they can bring. you never know if you are going to be the next to ever.

it is important when you are an artist to try everything. i do not think you should just pick one lane. i think you should do a few lanes. we should not limit ourselves. i think our potential is unlimited in terms of what area of career that we choose to be. i think we should expand our. >> you can see the s.w.a.t. debut as directed tonight at 10:00 p.m. here on kpix 5. still to come, racing odds taking over the san francisco bay. a battle for the million dollar prize. is ukraine's resistance changing russian

♪ beautiful shot of the san francisco bay, the san francisco bay is playing host to a new sailing competition called sale gp. the races are not faster. we report this may be the wave of the future. >> reporter: this is a new kind of racing designed to capture the imagination for people who have never been on the water. judging by today's crowd, they may be onto something. >> reporter: the timing looks good, here we go. this is only the second season

for sale gp, and international sailing competition that patterns itself after the grand prix auto racing circuit. the 50 foot catamarans look like airplanes turned on their sides. they ride up out of the water on foils and turn time. they can reach speeds of 60 miles per hour. >> this is all about high adrenaline, close to shore racing. it is the fastest boats on the water. it is absolutely incredible. >> reporter: unlike the america's cup, sale gp both are identical. the boats are won or lost by the skill of the racers themselves. this is the season's last event and this weekend will decide who joins the u.s. and australia and tomorrow's final single race sprint for $1 million. >> this is a great idea. this is the best place to sale. that is what they will end up here. you are not going to find anyplace like the san francisco bay. the san francisco bay is a

perfect venue for the sailing competition. there are high winds and close views of the action. the prospect of seeing boats moving that fast, so close to the shore brought out a huge crowd of spectators today. >> do you think that sheer speed is what is bringing the people out? >> it is thrilling. who does not want to be thrilled? >> reporter: sailing needed a little bit of a thrill to get people out here? >> it seems so. >> reporter: it is having an impact on the racing community. the america's cup has evolved from single holes to catamarans and they are sailing on single foils. the shorter, 14 minutes prints of sale gp may become more popular with the public than traditional yacht racing. >> is america's cup in trouble? >> it might be. the america's cup is more prestigious but this is a little bit faster and i think it might appeal to younger

demographic. >> reporter: that is the future. in san francisco, kpix 5. >> there will be three races today, two qualifiers and the finale, the million dollar race at 3:00 p.m. the event is able to be viewed along the waterfront. we are taking a live look outside. to say that it has been dry would be an understatement. there is hope. our first alert meteorologist joins us to break down what you can expect. >> good morning. wayne is on top later in the day today. you will have to wait until sunset for much of the bay area to get rain, special east bay and south bay. it will be a little bit before sunset in the north bay and in the central bay area. it is because of this. the low pressure is spinning offshore.

and as it gets closer, the winds will really pick up this afternoon. this is especially along the shoreline. we will get rain tonight, spreading from north to south, about three quarters of an inch of the north bay down to about a half an inch of the south bay. it is not a bad rainmaker. it will clear late on monday. that we get a dry week ahead. the future cast lays it all out there. here comes the front, by 9:40 5 pm tonight we are all getting wet. from fairfield through alameda county san mateo county, down into the south bay, we are all getting wet. first in the north bay, then in the south bay, then it clears out. monday's commute will be dry. by tomorrow afternoon, a few showers, mostly south of the golden gate, it is kind of a one, two punch but the second punch is anemic. it is confined to the south bay and confined to monday afternoon. it is tonight when we really get wet. in terms of chances, 88% chance tonight. then it begins to ease up on monday. and in the south bay, a little bit later arriving to san jose, the probabilities are monday. than the rest of the week is dry. in general, the real spike for the rain is looking like this. this is for sunday, for tonight, and for monday.

that is when it will mostly get wet. the rest of the we, a little more on the way. cloudy and mild today, highs in the 60s. rain and wind move in there sunset tonight. and then a few showers tomorrow afternoon, mostly in the south bay. forecast high, mild. most of the day today is dry. it will be cloudy but dry. temperatures will be in the upper 60s. it will be court monday. in the east bay, dry day, cloudy. it will be after sunset tonight when we get rain. in the north bay, before sunset, it will get wet. temperatures before then will be in the mid-60s. it will be dry until then. it is forecast to be dry until then. and even earlier, it will be quiet in lakeport. clearly, probably afternoon, mid afternoon for that part of the area, there will be rain. in the extended forecast, it gets wet later tonight, there

will be showers. monday afternoon, mostly in the central and south bay, the rest of the week is dry. and that is true for bay area white as well. inland will be still on the warm side before this front moves through. it will get wet tonight. we will start out dry on monday and we will get a few more showers monday afternoon. temperatures will be much cooler monday. to never get the winds. the winds will be around sunset tonight and they will be powerful. we will ease it up and clear it up and try it out tuesday through friday. have a great sunday. coming up, it dropping into frigid waters for a good cause, runners are raising money for the special olympics. ♪

so check this out, for hundreds of runners, the san francisco 5k included a died in the chilly waters. it was for good cause. the date even called for some dancing. the race began and ended at the

aquatic park this supports local special olympics programs. >> we want to support our athletes with intellectual disabilities. this is a mission we believe in. we are glad to be out here with the whole family. >> the special olympics of northern california is a nonprofit that offers for year around training and competition programs. this is for more than 26,000 athletes every year. an 83-year-old sailor has left emphasis go for a solo trip across the pacific to japan. he first came from san francisco to osaka when he was 23 years old. now he is doing it in this year. he said so yesterday. when he first arrived in the city without a passport on the he was released and they let him out of jail. the mayor at the time george christopher ended up giving him a key to the city. his first ship was called the mermaid. it is on display at the san francisco maritime national historical park. he does not do any special training for these trips. ea he just tries to eat well and stay in shape. we are taking a live look at the cisco.

this was the opening day of blue sf, a series of events geared toward recovering from the pandemic. the city is encouraging people to visit for milliard destinations and landmarks like the ferry building and union square. coming up later today, we have a locally produced talk show called bay area focus. it starts at 12:30 p.m. you can catch it on are streaming service and our sister station kbcw. for more information on how you can help the people of ukraine, we have provided a link at the top of our website. this is ed kpix.com.

it is 6:50 5 am. before we go, here's a look at this morning's top stories. a fire near train tracks has stopped service. at0 p.m. br near san antonio and santa domingo avenues. there is no word on when the stations will open. another oil facility was targeted in ukraine. the airstrike happened near the city of kyiv just miles from

the border. this was as president biden was meeting with polish officials. for the second time in six months, an 84-year-old man was the victim of a senseless attack. on friday, this man was working in his yard when a man came and kicked him to the ground. the police are looking for the perpetrator. the family thinks it is the same man who attacked him in september. the utility's commission says that the water wise evaluation will set you up with a conservation specialist who will evaluate your water usage. the fda will approve the second round of covid booster shots. this approval for a second booster could come as early as tuesday. people will be able to get it at least four months after receiving their first. let's take one last look at the weather. good morning, mostly cloudy

day in the forecast and in the future cast, you can see by this evening, we have a pretty good and of rain coming in. so by 9:30 p.m. tonight, we have a front over the central bay area. we will have a wet in the north bay first before sunset, the rest of the bay area will be after sunset. more showers tomorrow afternoon then we will clear it out. to sum it up, cloudy and mild, highs will mostly be in the 60s . it is later this afternoon and tonight that rain and wind move in. it will be windy near sunset tonight. a few showers on monday and then a dry weekend. >> thank you so much for joining us. cbs sunday morning with jane pauley is next here on kpix 5. the news continues all day long on cbs bay area. enjoy the rest of your sunday. ♪

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