the fire reportedly started in

the lumber area. the cause is not known because investigators haven't been able to get inside the building. 100 firefighters and 30 units responded to the scene. primary goal was to evacuate 35 employees and dozens of customers. flames engulf the building after the fire was reported around 5:30 last night. officials told residence to shelter in place and close windows and doors to minimize exposure to smoke. the chief talked about the challenges his team faced. >> flammable materials, plastic lawn chairs, a large store. challenges as far as that went, also the wind this afternoon was significant as you saw when you got here , the fire plume blowing towards the south. we deployed units because of the embers and in the

neighborhood south and to the southeast to make sure we weren't having homes catch on fire. >> the flames did not spread to a vent clinic and pet campus next door. those facilities sustained smoke and water damage. the employees and pets had to be evacuated. concerned bystanders stepped up to help. we caught up with two people that jumped into action on their way to the mall. >> we were headed to oak ridge mall to buy some tea and my husband said let's see if we can help with the animals. we went inside and started opening the doors and we took them out to the back. the there was a bunch of people helping gather animals. >> i helped with her. we opened the cages to help make sure they got out in time. >> the roof of the home depot collapsed. firefighters remained on the scene and have neighboring

agencies helping to back fill fire stations in san jose the fire picked up on the local weather radar. you can see a patch of red and yellow where that home depot fire was. before the home depot fire it was a struggle to put out a fire in banesia. fors are worked to douse flames near the port. 40 miles northeast of san francisco. jobkpix 5. >> reporter: the question now is how will the fire impact the dealerships waiting for their new cars. firefighters are gaining ground on this four-alarm fire but this fire will stay active until sunday. the firefighters say the fire broke out after 12:00 p.m., port workers saw flames burning

the conveyer belt transporting petroleum cook on to a ship. it looks like black dust. the san francisco bay keeper shared drone footage of black streets floating near the fire. officials say the coast guard and u.s. fish and wildlife are mon norring the environmental impact. it engulfed the wooden dock. >> over the dock is concrete. what is burning is the wooden structure and making it difficult for firefighters to defeat the fire. >> reporter: workers moved the ships docked at the port. they are relying on the fire boats to fight the stubborn fire. big flames and black smoke billowed into the sky. fortunately, the winds pushed the smoke away from this wedding happening above the fire. the bride and groom weren't

expecting this kind of fireworksen their big day. >> thankful god is blowing it the other way we are getting a lot of coverage of the fire. >> thank the lord, we are good to go. >> reporter: firefighters say parts of the wooden dock are destroyed. they use the dock to ship toyota and subarus to this region. no comment when i asked if this will worsen the problem. >> it will be an economic impact to imports. >> reporter: despite the fallout, officials say there are no injuries and health concerns for residents. >> it's unclear what sparked the fire. firefighters need to put out the flames before investigators

can look for the cause. don len. two big fires in is south and east bay are impacting air quality. fire officials are telling people to stay indoors. pets should be brought inside if possible, crews say chose all doors and windows to reduce the chance of getting smoke inside your homes. a small part of the bay area and sacramento valley are under a red flag warning. warning of fire danger because of high winds and low humidity this is the earliest red flag warning issued for the region. the high winds are creating wild fire concerns on lands as john ramos reports. >> reporter: this weekend's winds are not reaching red flag status because of the moisture in the vegetation. a few more weeks of this warm dry weather and we could be seeing the beginning of a pretty scary fire season.

the expected high winds were just a breeze this morning, when scott and susan got their neighbors together for a wild fire safety chat at their green beret home. >> we want our house to survive if there is a fire in the neighborhood. >> reporter: todd told the neighbors he was shocked last year when he saw the warm dry winds begin blowing in may. >> seeing the conditions in the first week of april is unusual and it's a warning to us all. >> reporter: landdo took a tour of his home which has become a model. it meets the house, the wood fence replaced with steel sheeting, the garden mulch ends five feet from the side of the structure replaced by rocks and hoses are marked for firefighters use. ceramic tiles are laid against the foundation and horizon surfaces on the side fence

including not holes knot holes are covered. >> i know these people personally. it struck home with me about how important it was, what can you do to prevent these things? i'm thinking what if and planning. >> reporter: that what if has become how soon after five straight years of disastrous fires across the state. marin has begun a fuel reduction program and cal fire is hiring seasonal firefighters, something they used to do in the summer months. >> we are seeing hotter temperatures sooner. we are starting to transition into those summer months earlier. given those conditions, we are starting to up staff a little bit sooner. >> reporter: wild fire used to be a possibility, now it's a given. those who deal with it for a living say there is no time to waste in preparing for it.

>> now, we need to think as if we are entering fire season today. his single most important tip for homeowners is remove flammable objects within five feet of the building. pg&e customers, the utility tweeted because of gusty winds, gusting should be prepared for outages and have not announced scheduled outage so is far. san francisco city leaders are backing a new measure designed to speed up the approval process for affordable housing. creating thousands of jobs and ease long commutes for workers. >> direct benefit by housing production, creating good jobs, an economic driver and help working class folks stay in the city and live where they work. >> if the measure qualifies for the ballot, they could cut the approval process from three or four years to six months.

figure skating olympian announced her retirement at the age of 16. the richmond native made the announcem. via instagram saturday. a bronze medal at the world championship last month, started skating at 5 years old. she is satisfied with her skating career but ready to move on with her life and adds she accomplished her goals with the sport and happy about the time she spent with it. streaming on cbs news bay area, after 90 years, another bay area institution is closing its doors for good. how thfisherman's wharf is about to change. states are enacting strict abortion laws. why activists are calling for action in california. a live look outside, we'll be right back.

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the seafood eatery started a as fish stand in 1925 and moved to stall number 8 in the 30s. business was booming and became the first build on a wharf selling fresh crash and shrimp cocktails and served soldiers during world war ii. rough seas are creating challenges for the coast guard as it tries to rescue a disabled containership. the 564-foot vessel adrift 7 miles west, two tug boats and towing vessels are trying to keep the ship from hitting shore. the captain reported losing engine power friday afternoon. the ship was carrying 21 people and hundred containers. good morning, we should be off to a mostly sunny start, more high clouds today, cooler than it was on saturday.

tomorrow during the commute, wet weather for one day on monday as the low pressure sinks south is going to make for a messy commute monday morning. most of the day today looks okay, what happens on monday morning, at quarter to 8:00, rain that will have already moved into the north baby that time and spread over the peninsula over san francisco, 7:45 a.m. it's moving north to south. it will start earlier in the north bay. a little bit longer to get to the south bay and blows out of it. monday afternoon, we get sunshine coming out, a beautiful spring day. in the morning, a bit of a mess on monday. in terms of how likely this is, it looks like a good bet for monday, that's the probability here. you will notice that is not the only spike in rain chances, wednesday night and thursday, looks like we will get wet again. terms of it holding together, santa rosa, monday and

thursday, chances in the 80th percentile, the chances look good. windy weather continues today, increasing clouds and winds tonight , the rain, gusty winds south beginning during the monday morning commute. forecast highs for today look good. cooler though with 61 alpalo alto. the east bay, high clouds from time to time. 71 at livermore. walnut creek 73. vallejo 68. north bay 60s and low 70s. high clouds from time to time, not as sunny as yesterday. cooler than yesterday and will go for lake port as well. 65 degrees. looking forward to the windy today, showers on monday and windy tuesday, thursday more rain coming in. enjoy the dry weather while we have got it. tomorrow things are going to change. that's weather as for the news, here is what is coming up.

in sports, the warriors regular season caps off today, last night, are they one step closer to securing the western conferences number three seed. oracle park, a giant debut for the ages. carlos with a record setting performance. was it enough to carry with the bats in the

sources came out saturday and provided giants fans with good news, number 6 prospect and former first round pick, elliot ra mos expected to make his debut at the ballpark. game two of the season, giants and marlins and had a heck of a promotion, best i have seen in a while. carlos, wearing the captain hat yesterday. third inning, 98 miles per hour. brian anderson. how about garrett cooper. 98 once more. five innings, 12 strikeouts giants get to work down 1-0. dugger, opposite field line drive. drives in a run to tie the game. it gets down for an rbi single and that would be the

difference. rubber matches set for today. giants lose 2-1. >> to philly, irvin got the start for the a's against his former team. first inning, nick, doing pretty good. 6th inning, reese solo home run. next batter, was a beauty, too. everybody watching is probably an a's fan watching this highlight. moon shot to left and it's out of here. four strikeouts and four earned runs. dubs in the driver's seat for the number three seed with two games to go as of last night. by tonight the playoff match ups settings spurs and pelicans to round out the season

starting last night with san antonio and without thompson, who is getting rest. back has been hutting from carrying a large load and outstanding. down the lane. warriors led 54-44 halftime. fourth quarter, johnathan, corner, pocket three. big night, 18 points off of the bench. later in the fourth, warriors up three. spin, kiss. finesse. warriors victorious, 100 to 94. lead by one game for the third seed in the west. to agus ta, moving day yesterday, not much moving on

the leader board. scotty chefler burst onto the seen. five stroke lead. tiger woods, limp is more noticeable yesterday. best sequence on hole 12, nice tee shot and rolls in the putt for a second birdie of the round. the approach on 18. he is plus five at this point. lands in the gallery. unfortunate bounce. only a foot off the g to today. and hole. finished with a 78. he is out of contention. shot of the day. charles, only nine eagles recorded on hole 10. make that 10 as he rolls it in. he won the masters back in 2011. that's scotty sheffler, came down to earth on the back nine,

four bogees. bogees. he is going to get a tap roo. he finished the day with a 71, three straight days under par and three shots up on cameron smith heading into the final round. third period, game tied at two. canucks, light ups. gives the sharks their 6th straight loss. 4-2 the final. earthquakes, in houston, quakes going for their first win. 57th minute. into the danger zone and a score for teenage ada bay.

earthquakes lose 4-3. ukraine continues to rage. the latest images from the front line. abortion rights advocates are taking to the streets, the hard won victory of the women's rights movement are going overturned. we have the latest on the call to action.

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studios, this is kpix 5 news. thank you for joining us, a quick check of the weather with first alert meteorologist brian hackney. >> good morning, another day of fair skies and gusty winds, things will be changing tonight. during the daytime, 40 miles an hour gusts along the shoreline will not be a surprise. increasing clouds. after the windy weekend continues today, we are going to be looking for clouds to increase after sunset tonight. rain south beginning right during the commute on monday morning. more details when we cover the weather in detail, first, let's get back to the news. >> we have an update on the war in ukraine. russian troops reshifting to the eastern part of the country. an 8-mile long cop i have heading south from the city,

e oyarkstongery and supporui th is the live a sco,thciisera nemap withcts ese of the board of supervisors. sean has the latest on a bitter fight. >> the redistricting task force spent all day working on the latest draft of the map and hearing from the public, across the city came out to advocate for their communities saying they are still lacking the equal representation they deserve. less tap a weak to go before the task force will vote on the final map to decide districts for san francisco. changes made as certain parts have seen rapid growth in population compared to other districts.

a process that started based on data brought out emotional moments from all involved if the final weeks. >> you are cutting off many of the black voters and people who understand the struggles and the hardships we have experienced. struggle e which lp residents t concerns remain about marginalized communities feeling ignored, people of color worried about neighborhoods remaining united and criticism favored the rich. >> she would rather prioritize the communities and put her need over ours. >> members question their pries as a group. >> we have the conversations about protecting the lowest

denominator and ensuring we have equality and access and representation. >> reporter: the final meeting take place next week. abortion rights advocates took to the streets in several u.s. cities saturday. protesters expressed concerns about a systematic effort to roll back legal victories for women. women and men passionate about choice abortion rights marched up hollywood saturday afternoon. the grrise up for abortion rights held protests in several cities including la, they set up this hollywood to spread the wooden dock about word. >> it's shocking, i'm from mexico. we see the united states as a

progressed society, especially california. >> people that are greedy for power. [no audio]

looking forward to the windy today, some sun some clouds. showers on monday. windy on tuesday, thursday, more rain coming in. enjoy the dry weather while we have got it. tomorrow, things are going to

change. that's weather. here is what is coming up. two 16 year old girls are home safe after a terrifying ordeal. they got caught in a rip tide and swept out to sea. three fishermen returning after a day of salmon fishing who may have saved two young swimmers from drowning. >> thank god we were there. nobody behind us and there were no boats coming out. it would have taken a half an hour to get there. you can't last ten minute and the 16-year-old friend were at the beach thursday when they were swept out the sea bay rip current, lifeguards say they were in the water for 30 minutes, water temperature was 53 degrees, hypothermia was setting in.

>> we came, the poor little girls were so cold. i grabbed the first girl and helped her up. she was so cold. she collapsed on the deck. >> the fishermen may never have come across the girls had they not decided to stay to the water longer to catch a 6th salmon. they caught that big fish and came across those girls at just the right time. >> it was a close call for the girls. they didn't have a lot longer. neither one of them could stand up. the one young lady said she couldn't feel her legs. they didn't have a lot of time left. everything worked out as well as it could have and the stars aligned for them and for us. it was a wonderful experience. >> felix cortez reporting. the girls were checked by

paramedics and released to their parents. when both found themselves this a new country they leaned on each other for support. >> like all sisters, they experienced their fair share of sibling rivalry. >> we fight a lot. we argue a lot. we had an argument this morning. >> reporter: the two never stay mad for long. >> we were always there to give each other that positivity, to tell each other you can do that. >> reporter: encouragement have seen them through tough times. the identical twins for born in the u.s. by the time they were teenagers, their father's violent behave made home unsafe

for the twins and siblings. their mom made the difficult decision to bring her family back to the u.s. where she would raise her children as a single parent. >> for her it was a four of us being young. >> school came next. >> the way you grew up is different than here. you come here to the u.s. as a teenager, you don't know how they are going to treat you. >> you get looked down upon. racism, go back to your country. >> the twins country is the united states and california is their home. both excelled during high school this brentwood and graduated before launching careers in high-tech. during the pandemic, one had a

baby and tackled a master's degree. >> i made it. >> volunteer tutoring, while raising her 4-year-old son. >> i would teach him where we come from and how i grew up. both stayed close to each other. we were always there to give -- we are fighting. my mom does not intervene. >> the sisters say they want their children to be close friends as well so they emphasize family time. coming up, events celebrating the run of spring across the bay area when you can catch the cherry blossom festival.

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a crowd got ramped up to celebrate with a parade and festival. dozens of low riders and classic cars made their way down 19th and mission streets

and ended on folsom. his granddaughter was there to celebrate the late civil right's leader. >> we come out every year showing our support. we want to encourage people to continue to support farm workers, that's what my grandfather would have wanted. it's wonderful to see the low riders and labor unions and carpenters and the iron workers for so many years they supported the farm workers and we will never forget it. >> sites and sounds from the 55th p yule northern california cherry blossom festival at the japan town. check it out. hundreds turned out yesterday for events kicking off the two weekend festival including drum performances, karate and sword demonstrations and flower and bonsai displays and anime costume shows. the festival ends april 17th. a spring celebration in santa

rosa, in the old courthouse square, families are kicking off the spring season with fun in the sun. later today, join len keys on bay area focus at 12:30. cbs news bay area and sister station, kb cw. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love, but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. find bliss on every aisle at your neighborhood grocery outlet. it's grocery outlet's 20 percent off wine sale going on now till april 12. we have hundreds of wine,

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6:56. a look at the top stories, crews mopping up after a massive fire at a home depot on blossom hill road in san jose. investigators have not released a cause and told there were no reports of injuries or missing people. anyone in the area is asked to shelter in place if you can smell the smoke. before that fire, crews had a hard time putting out a fire in banesia on the dock. it is unclear what sparked the fire. leaders are backing a new measure designed to speed up the approval process for affordable housing. supporters say if the measure qualifies for the november ballot it could cut the approval process to months. closing down after 100 years in business, seafood eatery started as a fish stands

in 1925. despite years of success, it was not able to survive the economic effecf the pandemic. strong winds and rough seas off of the coast are creating challenges for the coast guard as it tries to rescue a disabled container ship. the vessel is adrift seven miles wests two tug boats and other towing vessels are trying to keep the ship from hitting shore. good morning, another day of fair skies and gusty winds but thinks will be changing tonight. during the daytime, 40 miles an hour gusts along the shoreline will not be a surprise tonight. increasing clouds. after the windy weekend continues today, we are going to be looking for clouds to increase after sunset tonight, gusty winds again and then we look for rain spreading south beginning right during the commute on monday morning. thank you for joining us. cbs sunday morning with jane polly is next.

captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, committed to improving health for everyone, everywhere. ♪♪ [trumpet] ♪♪ >> pauley: good morning. i'm jane pauley, and this is "sunday morning." russian forces have pulled back to eastern ukraine, leaving in their wake evidence of unspeakable war crimes. including an attack on a train station friday that left more than 50 dead. david martin will take a closer look at the