he has been taken home. the celebration of life and call to action. is the world community mourns the loss in the violence that brought it about, we worked to find hope on this first day of black history month. a lot of mixed emotions as the world community lays to rest tyre nichols that died after that violent beating. this coming on the first day of lack history month. we are inviting you to join in a community conversation to build bridges and other top stories, the boy at home recovering. after he was attacked by a mountain lion on tuesday evening.

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let's come back to the top story. an important day remembering tyre nichols who died after a violent encounter with police. his story is felt all across the country, including san francisco. so many stepped forward to demand justice. >> it is when we become silent about things that matter. >> that is one of the messages. demonstrators demanded justice for nichols and his family and called for communities to come together and stand together during these times. >> you can't say you care about black people when the only time you come out is to march when we die. you have to begin to have stick to it if it is.

>> that was felicia joan speaking to the crown. organizers also called to an end to low-level traffic stops by police. looking live at grace cathedral, we can tell you, cathedral told 29 bells in memory of tyre nichols. a memphis church was filled with anger and grief as mourners gather to member tyree. >> reporter: heartbreak at a memphis church. people packed inside to grieve tyre nichols. a man whose family described him as a beautiful soul. >> we have come into this place locked in solidarity. a son, father, brother, a friend. a human being. gone too soon. >> kamala harris was among the guests breathing an ice storm

to honor the life. >> this family lost their son at the hands and feet of people that had been charged with keeping them safe. >> the 29-year-old died in january, three days after a brutal beating. the violence revealed and videos released last week. al sharpton delivered the eulogy. >> they never asked this man for his license. they never asked for the car registration. they snatched him out of the car and began beating him. >> his family said they want the funeral to be a celebration of the young man that they loved. in the background are the latest revelations about the police officers, charged with the murder. of the five former officers, four had previous job reprimands or suspensions. >> you don't play games by

becoming five arm command against an unarmed man. that is punks. >> reporter: federal action has been stalled in congress. it inspired lawmakers to move forward. >> at the funeral, kamala harris also called for action on a bill that she co-authored to fight police misconduct, excessive force and racial bias. >> reporter: as vice president of the united states, we demand that congress passed the george floyd justice and policing act. joe biden will sign at. we should not delay and not be denied. it is nonnegotiable. >> what a moment. the funeral

comes at the start of black history month which is meant to be a reflection and celebration of culture and history. the recent events may bring complicated emotions for many across the bay area and the country. someone i have come to known frames words and emotions in a beautiful way. meet tom martin who has work centers on social justice and these issues. nobody wears a sportcoat like you. i tried to match it and you outdid me. we wish you a meaningful start to black history month. it does come at the intersection of pain. >> we have to process it with a commitment to a new political -- . if we look at our existence , top to bottom, itrlesis enfor not just by police at the entire structure.

to remedy that, it has to be a movement, both cultural and political to reabsorb social power and power to determine the reality. until we have that determination, there will be this violence. >> i heard you speak before in front of the podium about systemic change. the woman at city hall said if you care about black people, you have to show up when the story is not about one of us dying. >> unfortunately, one of the foundations of white supremacy is this hyper- individualism that has only grown more hyper in these times. the danger of this individualism which is how i moved through life is all i need to worry about. that comes with it is not the faults individualism but also a

selective humanization where it is acceptable that people suffer genocide in order to create this obstacle course. >> we know this is an issue that hits close to home. i said what keeps you up k let's roll the video. this is the story that keeps him up. we are going to show a photo and video of something that touched your family. this is your cousin that was killed a year ago. court records showed he used the n word. tell me what you're doing to advocate not only for justice but change k >> what you come to understand, there can't be justice.

it is a unity. we are trying to build awareness . it has been growing more and more confident. we are also looking at building black defense networks. it comes to terms with the historical task which is to transform the society. >> i am so sorry for the loss. these issues should keep us up at night. hopefully selections and change. >> we will keep him around. you will see him tonight at 6:00. he is headlining a special event in the kickoff for black

history month. you can see more at 6:00 and we will continue celebrating through this lens and so many others. charlie walker, known as the mayor of bayview hunters point has died. he secured the contract to clean stinson beach, following an oil spill that happened in 1971. you might remember the story of how he got the contract and the discrimination he faced was turned into a movie called i am charlie walker. he was an air force veteran and one of the first black employees of the san francisco chronicle. last year, the board of supervisors honored huge contributions to the city by naming a street in the bayview area, charlie?. he was 89 years old. still ahead, culturing community. to focus on black history month continues on how oakland was celebrating. strachan has been a nice start to the month. high clouds filtering sunshine.

we have warmed up to close to what is normal

we continue our conversation . how the city of oakland is celebrating black culture.

dreamy live is the president and ceo of visit oakland. thank you for being with us. we have to acknowledge, not only the first day of black history month but also the painful wounds that are being shot with not only the death but the burial of tyre nichols and the calls for change in justice and reform. how are you building bridges and pursuing solutions. >> building many bridges. thank you for having us. black history month is the place to celebrate. oakland is a great place to celebrate. the town is deeply rooted through the social movement of the black panther party. we have many events set up, not for only the local community but the national and international community to experience the town. starting with february 5 with several festivities in the and.

>> it is important to get together and have community and have these events for visibility and conversation. how do you think the tone will change some of those conversations? >> i strongly believe that we need to set events are opportunities to start. on february 5 in oakland, it is the lunar new year and black history month community celebration. i take a lot of pride in it. it is not only black history month but seeing asian black communities come together with great dialogue and celebration. >> we know you have events for involved. ll can get imrtt thatwe gros so we can contribute to the overall conversation. >> one of my favorite celebrations is the black joy

parade happening february 26. it is free and family-friendly. celebrating the black experience, past present and future. i attended last year and it was amazing. the town comes to life. just to see families and people from all cultures coming together and celebrating is one- of-a-kind. >> black joy and black excellence which is one of our goals as we as the community station and people that bring you the stories at home really want to sell the picture in the community because it exists. thank you so much. we appreciate you. we wish you great celebrations. >> i will be waiting. agencies g ar honoring bla hiory month.

florida is threatening to restrict african-american studies and schools. the department of education of california tweeted they celebrate black history month as part of the ongoing effort to acknowledge, recognize and honor diverse histories and backgrounds. students, staff and families. they also set in california there will be a special display at headquarters and other activities all month. santa clara county tweeted that today is the start of black history month. calling on us to honor those that inspired others to dream and succeed. the san franciscomen's chorus honored and celebrate black commands that shaped history and without whom music, arts and culture as we know it would not be the same. all month, we want to know how you are celebrating. make sure to send your stories. we can put that on there and continue that celebration. it is time for look at the forecast with paul hagan.

we hear about those fixed dividends in oakland. we hope that they at least get a little bit of rain. maybe not too much rain. >> we need to aim for that goldilocks zone. a little additional rain. not too much to put us into flood worries. we are in store for about a couple of times. partly cloudy skies tonight. a thin veil of clouds will not be very efficient. it will be chilly out there. the clouds will thicken throughout the day. dries out by friday afternoon. rain is in the forecast. let's check future cast. all we will see is the thin veil of clouds overnight. the more substantial cloud cover will roll our way gradually. mostly cloudy skies by tomorrow afternoon. the rain is hanging to the

it looks like the most widespread or heaviest rain will fall before the sun comes up on friday. it means we will have to contend with wet roads. it is about mid to late morning on friday. the model dries us out and tries to break the sunshine. friday afternoon looks mostly dry. it will stay dry friday night and at least to start the day on saturday, the better chance of rain will roll our way late afternoon into the evening and overnight. the first round is beneficial without flooding concern. close to 1/2 inch before it first moves on shore. lower amounts as we get into those spots. the next looks a bit more sis henschel -- substantial. that is as early as saturday afternoon, most of the rain saturday night.

it does have the potential to complicate the weekend plans. the earlier you out there the more likely you will stay dry. showers are with us at any point this weekend. it does look like the parade could be wet. if you will be out there saturday evening, expecting a huge crowd. chilly tonight with temperatures in the 30s. high temperatures tomorrow will warm back up to around what is normal. some spots below average in some spots above. the warmest locations will be in santa clarita. up in the mid 60s around san jose. temperatures near 60 around the bay. you will be chilly and lake

county. temperatures don't change a lot but we warm up a little bit more as we go into next week. low to mid 60s for inland temperatures with a few dry days in a row. we continue to highlight black excellence. we will hear from the first black chancellor of the college district. you can watch us anytime anywhere. you can catch all of the live broadcast with news and weather updates throughout the day.

welcome back. we are highlighting the achievements in excellence of black individuals in the bay area. your neighbor, dr. helen benjamin, she is the first black chancellor of the contra costa community college district and first representative, appointed by congress to an advisory committee on student financial assistance. today she told us what types of achievements mean to her. >> they put me in the forefront of the community in contra costa county and bay area, large diverse community. i always felt supported. i felt i had an obligation to do all that i could, in terms of having people educated. in

that position, being a good role model and representative to inspire other people to go into education. education is what i consider a selfless career. you are always doing something for others. >> she also wrote a book called how we got over growing up in the segregated south. she dives into the experiences at peabody high school. join us on fairbury 23rd for our black history month celebration. we will hear more from community members all month. luminaries and changemakers. regular folks pushing for progress and representation and chan

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coming up on the cbs evening news, for more refugees to the kennedy center stage. the men and women of the ukrainian valley make their u.s. debut tonight. that is coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. coming up at 5:00 in this final week of lunar new year, we shed light on chinese americans in the south bay and their deep roots in san jose. we have that story and more coming up 5:00. also stay tuned at 6:00 for a personal profile of san francisco port laureate. cbs evening news is next. local news continue streaming on

cbs news bay area. weg of is co we hope they one of black history month is meaningful. ♪ ♪ ction o l d clctt funeral services for tyre nichols. the emotion today in memphis as mourners remember the 29-year-old who died three days after being beaten by police. >> vice president harris: kamala harris delivers a message to the family amid renewed calls for police reform. cbs's elise preston is at the church. searching for documents. the fbi visits president biden's delaware beach home. what agents found inside. dangerous ice storm, power knocked out, treacherous travel conditions across the south as millions more face temperatures as much as 30 degrees below