dispensary owner in san francisco is facing a long road to recovery. this happened monday in the city's mid-market neighborhood and those close to him say martin all of has been no stranger to adversity all his life. kelsey has more on the shooting and friends trying to rally to support him. >> reporter: richard pelley on the says he was working behind the counter at all-star cafe monday night when gunshots rang out. >> at first, everybody thought it was fireworks. you know? so everybody is turning around, looking. then everybody duct because it just kept going. >> reporter: after that, comps flooded the area. >> we saw 10 cop cars pull up. >> reporter: richard says he quickly closed up his shop and got out of there. it was not

until later he learned the man who was shot with the owner of the dispensary across the street. >> he is a very respectful dude. he will talk to you if you are smoking in there. sometimes he would smoke with us. >> reporter: that man is martin all of, the owner of the vapor room . >> marquan is one of the wittiest, like most clever people i have ever known. and he doesn't -- he doesn't -- he doesn't deserve what happened to him. >> reporter: he has known martin for over 20 years. they met when jason gave martin a tattoo. >> very close. like brothers. >> reporter: since that time, jason moved up to oregon with his family. he says martin has had a tough go. the original location of the vapor room shut down in 2012. then about 10

years ago, martin had a brain aneurysm. >> for all this to happen is just very crushing. >> reporter: richard says martin is now recovering in the hospital. he says friends have been sending video updates and martin seems to be taking it in stride. >> he had to get stitches all along his chin and he is still making jokes. >> reporter: still, jason knows the road to recovery will be a long one for martin. that is why he started a fundraiser that has now raised $55,000 in counting. >> and to see that many people have donated, there is a sense of love in that and a sense of community. and so it got me pretty emotional. >> reporter: even richard, who has only met martin a few times, says he could sense he was

special. now, all he is hoping for is to see martin back across the street soon. >> if there was one person to help to make a change over here, he was really quick. if there was a petition to change something, he was always the first one over there to help. many, many hopes and pressure that man. coaches, students, and university have filed a lawsuit against the school. alleging the entire athletics department disproportionately affects students of color. it will eliminate all ncaa division ii sports programs, layout dozens of faculty and staff members, and programs at the school starting next school year. members of the athletic program are asking for an injunction against the university that would hold any further cuts to their sports programs. we reached out to sonoma state for the new civil rights complaint but have not heard back just yet. failures during the deadly

wildfires. like watch duty and alert l.a. county rely on a complex chain of communications between first responders, government administrators, and third-party companies. but some evacuation orders came long after homes were already on fire. an investigation could take months to determine what exactly went wrong. and take a look at this. new body cam footage showing the rescue of a woman during the eden fire. deputies were trying to make sure all residents had been evacuated. they rushed through a darkened building with flashlights calling to anyone left behind. that is when they discovered a 100-year-old woman disoriented and struggling to find her way out. >> i have been trying to find a way out. >> let's get you out of here. >> don't lose me. >> i promise.

>> i am glad they found her. then deputies carefully guided her out of the way of harm. their courage and selflessness exemplifies the highest of law enforcement and they deserve our deepest respect and gratitude. green bay is set to host a concert that will help california recover from the wild fires. it will take place at two menus. the akiya dome and wed. also, billy eyeless, lady gaga, and stevie nicks. you will be able to watch the concert right here on paramount plus. a bay area shelter struggling with too many animals and not enough help. the east bay residents who came home with pets they never expected. >> i honestly did not know how smart they are. i want to. and the warriors struggling to keep thei

well, federal chair jerome powell holding rates at its current level. he believes the current rate will help keep inflation down from 2.9% to the fed's target of just 2%. egg prices are continuing to rise this year. a dozen eggs on average cost about $4.15 today compared to $2.51 a year ago. and it is not because of inflation. egg prices are predicted to increase 20% this year alone has renewed bird flu outbreaks impact farms nationwide. so what do pablo picasso, elvis presley, walt disney, and charles darwin all have in common? well, they all owned pigeons. now, these feathered friends are mostly seen as a nuisance. pigeons might be a perfect pet.

>> reporter: at first glance, it looks just like any other pet adoption event. friendly faces. welcoming signs. and excited visitors looking for a new companion. but then you hear it. the unmistakable sound of cooing . >> they are so adorable. >> that is deafly not what i was expecting. >> reporter: welcome to the pigeon party were the guests of honor are wearing tiny pants with leashes to keep them from flying the coop. >> to keep them from launch mode, yeah. you are doing great. >> reporter: this is not just a meet and greet. it is a celebration of an unlikely comeback story. why do you think pigeons have become so unpopular? >> i don't know. that is a really good question. i often

wonder that myself. it is really unfair to them. >> reporter: during both world wars, hundreds of thousands of pigeons bravely served in the u.s. military , even earning metals. overtime, they have gone from being called heroes to being called flying rats. but these plucky birds are now having a moment. on social media, so-called pigeon influencers are showing off the beauty and charm of these often overlooked urban dwellers. >> look at them. they are so pretty. >> reporter: a long time animal lover who keeps quail and even b's admits pigeons were never high on her pecking order. she took home three. >> reporter: are you spoiling them rotten? >> i want to. >> reporter: becky and her husband michael drove over five hours to find a trend for their

pigeon at home. >> said on the computer. >> reporter: so they are affectionate? >> yes. they are absolutely affectionate. they were sold restrung the pigeons. ruffling the feathers in all the right ways. and a young man in san francisco, hoping to win two grammys this weekend. one for opera and another album full of protest strong's. back to pebble beach. its fairways and greens are said to put up a good test for the best players on the planet. after 15 months of war in gaza, israel says it has crushed hamas's military might, - i had health insurance before.

(discouraged) so expensive. i mean, i'm helping my mom out, i don't have that kinda cash. - ugh, i know. but you can get financial help now through covered california. it's totally affordable. you'd be surprised. they've got this calculator thing that shows how much you'll pay. - for real? - yeah! what are you doing not having health insurance, man? - hey, i know, i know... - here, let me show you... - we all have questions. covered california has answers and can find a health plan that's right for you. covered california. this way to health insurance. these hands cook for 30 people, and ca3 meals a day.h plan that's right for you.

i can't stop when i have dry hands. i trust o'keeffe's. it's america's #1 selling hand cream for guaranteed relief. if it works for these hands it'll work for yours. also available in o'keeffe's for healthy feet. gold bond believes touch says everything. it says... i see you. i feel you. and...i know you. gold bond. get in touch with irresistibly touchable skin. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise]

like so much of january, today was another dry day and we have got one more dry, calm day before things change. i am going to bring on the radar simulation over the next eight days. friday. go all the way through next week. you see this firehose swinging all the way up and down the entire west coast, including

the bay area. we will be seen rain headed our way as we head into the weekend but continuing into the first half of next week. this is going to be a pretty long stretch of wet weather as we begin the month of february. it feels like january has lasted forever. beautiful look at the post sunsets guys. we look out from our hotel. temperatures mostly in the 50s but it is down to 47 degrees already in santa rose. it took a while for the fog to back up to the coast. it really didn't in the north bay, which is why temperatures are cooler there. let check out futurecast. and it shows the clouds becoming widespread. and overnight, so spreading out away from the coast. a great start to thursday. we will see the sun breaking through inland first. a mix of clouds and sunshine by tomorrow afternoon, but then the clouds are going to increase and we see those rain chances headed our way by late tomorrow night into friday morning. pretty

close to typical january temperatures. a degree below average in san jose. about 1 to 3 degrees below normal. cold but not what you would call chilly. most of us, mid to upper 50s. the coolest in my thoughts will be inland where the fog will be a little more stubborn. let's take a look at the forecast radar simulation on a closer perspective here. we will start 10:00 tomorrow evening and start. we will freeze the map here at 4:00 a.m. that is when we see some showers actually hitting the ground, mostly in the north bay. that is where the rain will be concentrated for the first half of the day. 10:00 a.m. friday. we see showers continuing to stream. towards the end of that animation, the showers are beginning to make their way towards san francisco and the previous forecast data was indicating this would be almost entirely a north bay

event without any rain elsewhere across the north bay area. looking at a chance of at least light showers making their way into the santa clara valley. that is a trend that will continue into friday late afternoon and evening. we are not talking about any flooding potential but this will help saturate the ground. and subsequent waves move in, that is where we have the potential for maybe a little too much rain in too little time. we are talking about estimates that bring us over 1 1/2 inches of rain in san jose to over 6 inches in parts of the north bay around santa rosa. the boom and bust amounts indicate the high end of the reasonable range of possibilities, and it is still a wide range because this is still a evolving weather pattern for san francisco. we expect about 3 1/2 inches of rain over the next seven days but of things shipped barely 1 1/2 inches of rain would fall. but if we had a

jackpot, potentially more than 8 inches of total rainfall. things could go in either direction. it is going to be a stretch of wet weather. the question is how what is it going to be? we look at this change in the big picture pattern overall. again, much of january has been dry but that will suddenly ship for the end of the month and for several days of the new month. coming up at 6:00, some north bay seniors say their apartment complex is like living in a freezer, and they are facing skyrocketing bills just trying to stay warm. it has forced some to choose between paying for the energy bill and paying for food. plus, oakland has a new face and she is taking the reins. we will check in with lateefah simon on her first working trip home since she was sworn in. and as we bring in the year

of the snake, we will introduce you to a designer who is continuing her parents' legacy by keeping her culture and traditions alive. all that coming up at 6:00. let's get to vern and sports. >> powered by kia. learn more akiya.com. kia, movement that inspires. >> the warriors, running with the best team tonight at chase center. the oklahoma city thunder and steph curry is back in the lineup after sitting last night to rest his knee. brenda brzezinski and dennis shooter combined for 40 points in utah. they are currently 11th. top eight teams in each conference get in. we had to shrink the graphic down just to fit them in on the screen. >> at this point in the season,

nobody expects us to just do much based on what our record is now. >> we are not that far away from being a solid fiber succeed. but we have to do something about it. we have to get to work. >> tees off tomorrow morning. and 80 player field with most of the top players in the game. the winner take some $3.6 million. matt lively has more from the monterey peninsula. >> every golfer dreams of teeing it up here pebble beach, but it is extra special for a san francisco native who grew up attending the pro-am. >> i have got over 20 years of memories. >> reporter: earliest golf memories are at the cal club. >> there are a few times as a 6 or 7-year-old i got my pants and outfit completely soaked in my mom is not thought about it. >> reporter: he moved to texas at 9, but he is a san francisco kid at heart . his love for the

bay area teams was not as apparent in 2002 when he forced his dad to missy historic giants moment. >> it sounds like you probably talk to my dad about it. it was 2002 cardinals versus giants. i was 6 years old and i was pretty tired. it got to about 10:00 or so at night and i told my dad, i was trying to have a meltdown. i have got to go. and my dad was like, "i have been a giants fan all my life. your go to bail on me?" >> the giants are going to the world series. >> we remember being on b.a.r.t. heading home. >> reporter: if you could have your dream for some of bay athletes on pebble beach, who would that be? >> i got a signed football and hat from tom brady when i was 4. i would have gone to sara high if i had stayed in the bay area.

probably buster posey and steph curry. i would love to hear their stories. >> reporter: a win this weekend will qualify as one for him. >> this, in essence, has always been the one i have wanted to win since i was a little kid. >> reporter: this is just the second time that has played here professionally. he finished back in 2021 but hopes his name is in contention come sunday. >> all right. if you're headed down, roy mcelroy, scottie scheffler, playing tomorrow. 49ers faithful steve young is playing pebble. now, it is not like it used to be. when you see bill murray, he will not be flinging ladies. $3.6 million does bring out the crème de la crème. >> a lot of money. all right. thanks, vern. up next, we meet a young man

with a big voice hoping to take him two grammy awards. how he is helping to free up people from the visceral side of social media. >> in our touches of black. they say a lot without having to say much. they stand for elegance. refinement. and prestige. even a little can go a long way. and though they're darker than the darkest night. they make you see everything in a new light. get 1.9% apr for up to 60 months on the purchase of select new 2025 sportage and 2025 sorento models.

mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and don't forget, it's an excellent source of calcium. ♪♪ wow! planet oat really has it all... you guys are so right! no you are. no you are. no you are. yeah, you are. ♪♪

well, the grammy awards are just a few days away and we are taking a look at our local nominees. today, a local tenor up for two grammys. one for best opera recording and another for best album full of protest songs. >> ♪ ♪ >> in november, one of the most remarkable tenders in the world performed at the san francisco conservatory of music. his name, nicholas pawn, and a few days earlier he heard the news. >> my phone started to blow up with text messages saying they

just blew up both of your albums. >> and opera and an album of protest songs. they seem as different as day and night, black and white. but the san francisco residents say they are connected. >> really asking listeners to live in the gray and accept the fact there are no easy answers. >> the opera is set in an unknown country during a time of civil war. >> the piece is really about the human cost of war and not really for those who are killed in war but actually for those who survived. >> adriana is raped by a soldier, becomes pregnant. >> she decides to keep the baby. >> asun. nicholas plays the role of the son who as a young man discovers his father's identity. >> he discovers that his father was a rapist and a murderer. and he goes with an ak-47 to kill

him . will he turn into the monster that his father was her become more of a loving and compassionate character like his mother is? >> the second nomination draws inspiration from the power of protest songs. >> music has this extraordinary superpower to win hearts and minds. and, in our current time when we are all sort of using 140 characters as weapons at each other at minimum , and everybody is just angry, and everybody is on one side of a binary or the other, the idea of winning hearts and minds seems extra-important in terms of actually affecting change. >> the work, a change is going to come, is nominated for best classical solo album. it features 13 american protest songs from bob dylan's blowing in the wind to paul's classic i dreamed i saw joe hill.

>> it really takes you on an extra ordinary journey. >> one of compassion and empathy for our fellow humans. >> well, you can watch the grammys right here at cbs news bay area. it all starts at 5:00 p.m. this sunday. you can also stream the show on paramount plus. cbs news with juliette goodrich starts right now. we have all felt the squeeze of rising utility bills but some in the north are finding themselves in a desperate situation just trying to stay warm. tenants tell us it is like living in a freezer in the winter. >> once i pay my electric bill, i don't have a lot left over. >> in their pg&e bills are skyrocketing. >> it is a choice between paying my electric bills and having necessities like food. >> why the heating situation at their apartment is forcing them to make some tough choices. >> we are old. we are cold. and

we are getting the cold shoulder. and one of the most prolific rappers gunned down in the streets of oakland. what we are learning about the search for the killers. oakland's first new representative in congress in decades returns home for the first time since her swearing in. >> i want to work. i want to work. people deserve electeds that are going to work. >> how to hit the ground running admits that the chaos of washington. and, later, the bay area going big for lunar new year. how the thriving vietnamese community is honoring the past as we ring in the year of the snake. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich . >> good evening. joined by paul heggen , we