devin feeley, kpix5. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk.et's take a live look at the city of san francisco this morning where more restrictions are lifting in just over an hour at 8:00. big indoor events are allowed. the city is in the orange tier but there were tougher rules. we are talking concerts, theater performances, sporting events. they can resume at 35% capacity. people who attend must show proof of vaccine or negative covid test. the city is also lifting curfew on restaurants of 11:00 p.m. so feel free to order that dessert or a night cap. party on. back to you. >>> time for a look at the morning's other top stories. >>> all adults are eligible for a covid vaccine. the guidelines include everyone 16 and up. governor newsom will be in alameda today as bay area counties have loosened rules days in advance. a fourth vaccination site is opening in san francisco in the mission district on 18th street and shot well. it will operate thursday through saturday from 11:00 to 6:00 and for now by appointment only. san jose's allen rock union

devin feeley, kpix5. back to you. >> thank you. >>> to prepare for a busy summer, american airlines is bringing back 200 flight attendants who were on voluntary leave because of the pandemic. the airline says it plans to fly more than 90% of travelers it flew the summer before the pandemic. >>> developing, a los gatos bakery owner facing charges accused of sexually assaulting female customers during bread making lessons. los gatos police started investigating a report of a sexual assault at mommas bakery on north santa cruz avenue downtown. detectives say the 75-year-old owner befriended multiple customers under pretense of offing bread making lessons but during the lessons the owner would inappropriately touch the women against their will. the owner was arrested at the bakery yesterday. detectives believe the bakery owner could have assaulted more people who haven't come forward yet. >>> a group of restaurant owners raising money to fight antiasian hate olt attacks especially against the elderly he knew

young devin, remember him? dawn's son?in finally decided it was time to reveal what he overheard the night of the murder. >> my mom was like i want ben to die. i just want him dead. yada, yada, and james said i'll go out and kill him right now. you just say the word i'll kill him. she was like a broken record. i want him dead. i want him dead. >> sound like a woman who was shocked when the murder happened? but there was more. it was after that when james matlean told his attorney it was time to tell the whole story. >> i could tell he was telling the truth. over the course of 15 months, he's always told the same story. >> so now comes another story. james' story. not a love story this time. >> nobody could believe that i did what i did. i had never been a violent person. >> james did not have an easy start in life. by the time he was a teenager, he was drinking, doing drugs, stealing things. >> i had pretty much given up any hope on continuing successfully in life. >> dawn, after her marriage to ben, befriended james. made

i'm devin fehely . coming up, we will tell you what they say justice should be in this case. >>> they say b's designs are too similar . a bay area flying taxi company accuses another of stealing trade secrets. >>> still ahead at 5:00, wine country hours away from a major change to rev up tourism. how businesses are gearing up for the return of indoor tasting. >>> and stay on top of reopenings and breaking news updates with our kpix 5 app. you can download it now by scanning the qr code on your screen right now. ♪ >>> mayor maybe they are headed to napa. wine country getting the green light to ease restrictions. >> what a move to the orange tier means for napa county . >> reporter: tonight at midnight, napa county moves into the less restrictive orange tier. but what exactly does that mean? it means restaurants like the hydro grill down in downtown calistoga can start seating at 50% capacity. >> it has been a tough year. it's hard to do business at 10% or 25% of normal business, and thank god for the ppe

here with more fox news contributor joe concha, miranda devine, miranda we will start with you.r reaction to the media. and this insanity. >> well, obviously, they are making themselves look like idiots. they are people that don't live in the real world. they obviously have never shot a gun. they have never even done as i have done and a journalist has done, one of those simulator programs that the police do. when i did it come i was completely hopeless. i would have been shot, and i accidentally shot a victim. so it is not easy. and it took immense presence of mind and skill. so that officer to save the life of the girl in pink, who was a split second away from being stabbed with a gigantic butcher's knife. and of course, it is tragic that the 16-year-old ma'khia bryant has died, but i think what perhaps is more tragic is her life. why did she end up the way she did? why was she in and out of foster care? and i want to look at the background that creates this kind of rage that the police have dropped into because they are invited in the peer they are asked to come in to save li

devin feeley, kpix5. >>> officials at man etta san jose are tallying their numbers but say since new year there has been a clear upward trend. >>> muni will start running service for k engle and juda sides. >>> today several new vaccine clinics across the bay area are open to the public. in contra costa, veterans memorial hall enrichment and antioch community center opened today. in alameda, gospel church clinic will run through the weekend. san jose city hall rotunda opens for marginalized communities. we have a resource guide at kpix.com/vaccine. >>> the first guilty plea to federal ars inconnection with the capitol siege. the heavy metal guitarist agreed to cooperate in hopes of getting a lighter sentence. federal prosecutors continue to investigate those involved in the january 6th insurrection. >>> developing in indianapolis, fbi now assisting local police with the mass shooting investigation at a fed ex facility. the gunman fatally shot eight people and injured several others but taking his own life. more from the scene. >> active shooter currently at fed ex. >> reporter: the l

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> welcome imagine being stuck behind this guy? the message this giant peanut is spreading through the bay area and where it is headed next. >>> and kpix5 is celebrating the class of 2021 . send a photo of your gratitude 2020 grads at cbs.com or tag kpix5 on your >>> if you see a giant peanut traveling down the road this week, don't be alarmed. the planters not mobile is making stops around the bay area. this is part of its nationwide tour. >> the mascot is traveling inside a 26 foot long peanut on wheels, and it made a stop today at the los gatos plaza park. the goal is simple, to spend positivity and smiles. tomorrow you can catch the not mobile in downtown los announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: finally. all right. how y'all, everybody? thank y'all. i appreciate that now. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey... [cheering and applause] got a good one for you today. returning for their third day from marietta,

here's more on that story from devin fehely. >> reporter: this happened just before 10:00 p.m. obviously at the time the street was dark and a little more deserted. the driver and passenger in the second car was right there making a left turn. ended two innocent bystanders who had the misfortune of being in the intersection when the crash occurred. the force of the impact sent the victims car airborne before it crashed into the wall along the lawrence expressway. >> it was like a movie. >> reporter: exactly what happened is under investigation by the san jose police department. the sheriff's office said that one of their deputies was pursuing this white honda accord and they tried to pull the driver over. he sped off and ran a red light is the victims car turned into the intersection. allen said that a sheriff's deputy arrived seconds later. the driver of the honda and a 17-year-old passenger were loaded into an ambulance and taken to the hospital. they are expected to survive their injuries and have been charged with vehicular manslaughter, evading and officer and drug and gun

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> and the team is of course already calling out to jenner for something she can't get away from in this state. her early support for donald trump. so far former san diego mayor kevin faulkner, businessman john cox, and former representative doug ducey have all said that they are also running for governor. >>> california has its first filipino american attorney general. he was sworn in in just the past hour. the east bay assemblymen is the second asian american to hold the title of top cop kamala harris. >> reporter: city of alameda has launched an independent investigation into a police custody death. that has raised some questions. former san francisco city attorney has been hired to find out why 26-year-old mario gonzalez died in police custody on monday. police say they responded to reports of a suspected theft on oak street. when they tried to detain gonzales, officers say there was a struggle and gonzales suffered a medical emergency. he died at the hospital. his family disputes the claims and says that he did not have a's angle medical problem. city

was formally abolished in india decades ago but as devin fehely found out, some indian americans of the bay area's day the practice has taken root in their workplace. >> reporter: the groups of people try to bring attention to caste discrimination say it is an issue that has shrouded in secrecy and shame and stigma. they hope that by providing legal protection, they can bring this issue out of the shadows and into the light. >> this is one of the oldest systems of oppression in the world. >> reporter: she is executive director of the quality labs and advocacy group that speaks out on behalf of the community, what most know as india's untouchables. the bottom rung of their societal ladder. >> the cast is a system of social exclusion that is similar but not the same as ray's it determines the whole of your life. >> reporter: it is both principal and deeply personal. her family is intricately, she says much of the bias and bigotry of that system has been transplanted and taken root in the u.s. indian americans from the upper caste discriminating on the job and education and elsewhere again

. >>> in the meantime, devin feel he is outside carrico park as fans are starting to line up your demo, how to be, excited here, to be a part of that real live event? >> absolutely, only 9000 people get is i, so that is really the people who get in there are really super lucky. it has been since 2019 since the giants had fans, i hear to have, essentially. the fans able to get into they are super excited. >> i just want to get in and smell the grass, i can't wait. >> reporter: literally from her head to toe, bonnie robinson is a fan through and through. she is one that gets to watch inside the ballpark. >> i am fully vaccinated and i hope everybody will do that to get back to some sort of normal. maybe get rid of these a little bit, and do a few things. >> reporter: the a's are the first professional sports teams in the area to welcome fans back to games in person. in addition to tickets, they will also have to have proof that they are either fully vaccinated or have a negative covid-19 has in last three days. >> our messages that we need to be flexible, we have been through a lot as a

kpix 5's devin fehely is in the town of danville tonight with a breakdown on both cases. >> reporter: justice delayed is often tantamount to justice denied, and that had to be one of the victim's families greatest fears over this past two and a half years, but whatever it was that finally tilted the scales of justice in their favor, the officer who's responsible for this deadly shooting is now facing criminal charges. >> officer hall is charged with voluntary manslaughter and assault with a semiautomatic weapon. >> reporter: the charges stem from a deadly shooting in november of 2018. deputy andrew hall fired nine times into the windshield the car as he maneuvered past police cars trying to block his path. the car itself a deadly weapon, the d.a.'s office disagreed. >> in this case, we believe that officer hall killed without lawful excuse or justification. >> reporter: deputy hall has been under intense scrutiny after he was involved in a second deadly shooting in march of this year. body camera video released today captures the grim moment in which deputy hall shot tyrell wilson in

devin fehely, kpix5. >>> reopen schools or we will see. that is the message right now from a group of frustrated fremont parents. >>> i support it, actually. i haven't signed up for it yet, but i think whatever means necessary here. >> i'm not involved but i'm saying advocacy, that's why i'm here, i'm advocating for my own children to return to full, in advocating for all of my students that deserve the opportunity to return to the classroom, to learn in person, to socialize and engage with others. >> a group of families and teachers gathered to protest the district this evening. there considering hiring a law firm that helps parents in southern california reopen schools there. >> reporter: unified parents want the district to adopt a hybrid schedule for the remainder of the year. >>> thousands of bay area school kids did return to the classroom today. oakland unified reach a tentative deal with their union, and welcomed back elementary and middle schoolers today. san jose, berkeley, south san francisco all returning to in person learning

kpix5's devin fehely reports on how they are reaching the people who might be hesitant to get that shot>> reporter: there's a number of reasons why people may not have gotten their shot yet or lined up an appointment. misinformation and fear as well as language and technology barriers are probably at the top of that list. and, the county is making a renewed push to get people vaccinated. in teams of two and four, public health workers have been going door to door to homes and to businesses offering help making vaccine appointments. it has been really helpful, she says. i have friends in my same industry who waited in line for hours to get a shot. the county's outreach team helped gabriella and her husband book an appointment, but many are hesitant to get a shot at all. >> a lot of misinformation lead to fear. a lot of employees are misinformed about what the shot is. >> reporter: public health officials say they have overcome the supply issues. while estimates vary for what percentage of the population needs to hi-called herd immunity, perhaps between 70 and 90%, the inescapable truth i

devin nunes, stephen miller with the latest. and later come apart, my interview. unseen footage with president trump talking about the future of social media and election reform. part two straight ahead. my garden brings us together. my garden is my therapy. find more ways to grow at miracle-gro.com. ♪ ♪ >> sean: kamala harris hasn't gone a whopping 30 days without holding a press conference since being tapped to handle the biden-harris self-inflicted border crisis and it is a crisis and conditions on our southern border are worsening by the hour.wo federal law enforcement now speaking out as a dhs whistle-blower. our own sara carter and expose just how out of touch joe biden and kamala harris really are, you saw them criticize this biden demonstration last night. here's a clip. >> what would you be your worst fears? >> my worst fears is that we have too many people to process and not enough people to do our job. >>>> because what can happen? >> anything can happen. it certainly makes it right for players to have more success. >> sean: of course, the mob and the m

devin feeley will bring more information in a bit. right now it's time to check your forecast. >>> we are looking at weather that's pretty similar compared to yesterday. we're going to keep that weather going with that sunshine this afternoon. i want to show you our roof camera, tower lit up in blue this morning in honor of our incredible healthcare workers and first responders. thank you so much for all that you do. we truly appreciate it. temperatures will be in the mid to upper 40s to low 50s, oak land 51, 46 in livermore this morning, san francisco 48, 46 in san jose and 45 for santa rosa. calm to light conditions as we start our day though a little breezy in fairfield at 18 miles per hour. we are looking at morning clouds and also areas of fog to start our day but we'll catch that clearing as we head through the afternoon. if you are an allergy sufferer because of the winds that have picked up, all the pollen in the air today and tomorrow in the medium category. in orange, top culprits, mulberry, oak, ash. for the weekend it gets

devin, good morning. what's the latest out there? >> reporter: good morning.he with aings is still evolving, still unfolding. it began about 1:00 this morning. you can see a row of apartments or town homes here. hopefully you can see. as the sun comes up, it's less visible. but the police have lit up one of the homes, the side of the building specifically. we presume that's where the barricaded is united states is located at this time. this began as i mentioned just after 1:00 this morning. the initial call was some kind of domestic incident or domestic violence incident. that's what brought police out here. we are trying to get details. was there a fight or argument? we just don't know. police have told us a 32-year- old suspect barricaded himself inside and refused to come out. one other detail police have not been able to share is whether or not there is anyone else inside the building. that obviously is very relevant and changes nature of all of this. police closed several blocks around the area to give themselves a perimeter. they have set up officers dir

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> let's take a live look at sfo this evening.a record-breaking travel weekend. officials say friday was the busiest travel days since the pandemic. 75,000 passengers flew out over the easter weekend. oakland international set a pandemic record on friday was nearly 13,000 people catching a flight and an average of 9100 people flew out to each day this weekend, that is also a record. >>> breaking news out of southern california, crews battling a fire. this is in the national forest. a live look for you at the scene. you see all the snow coming up there and all the vegetation, flames burning the brush, no word on how this fire got started or how many acres have burned so far but we will keep an eye on it. >>> police have made an arrest in a road rage shootings that injured two people including a 13-year-old. it happened on march 18th on third street. authorities say the suspect identified as 24-year-old bailey armed himself with an automatic rifle, located the victims, and fired several rounds at them. he then ran to a waiting vehic

devin fehely is live on the officers who have been placed on administrative leave. >> reporter: three officers with a combined 17 years of experience and the release of the body camera footage has raised new questions about whether or not his death could've been prevented and whether or not these officers acted appropriately. >> reporter: james fisher, cameron leahy and eric mckinley had a combined 17 years of experience in the police department. but it is there interaction with mario gonzalez on april 19 that will be scrutinized for weeks and possibly years to come. >> mary o gonzales should be alive today. >> reporter: this retired judge said there are multiple missed opportunities to de-escalate the situation with mario gonzalez possibly preventing his death. >> what they did was escalate the situation by using force. so they closed in on him, and laid hands on him and got one cuff on his right hand. he resisted pulling away with his left hand. >> reporter: the officers body camera captures the confrontation and he is tackled to the ground and face down an officer places a knee on

at stanford, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> the suspect in a violent attack that left an 84-year-old asian man dead was back in court to, antoine watson has pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and elder abuse in the death of --. the assault happened back in january in san francisco. investigators say the 84-year- old was on his morning walk when watson knocked him to the ground. family and friends of the victim protested outside the courthouse and say they want to send a message. >>> i really want to talk to him like why you did that to my father. why did you kill my father? but i have no chance to talk to him. >> today's routine hearings at a future date for pretrial proceedings. >>> vaccine news this evening. ucsf is reporting the first known case of a blood lot in a man. the facility confirms the bay area man is in his early 30s. he developed a clot in his leg after getting the johnson & johnson shot on april 8th. the clot appeared about a week later. he is in the hospital and reportedly doing well. >>> the feds just cleared the j&j vaccine for use again last week after multiple wom

devin, thank you so much for joining me.nal conversation away from trump to what was happening in the massive ramp-up in vaccines, allowing them to pivot away from their previous prophecy to focus on something else. >> there are a couple reasons why it became an important target for far-rightists. they had already built up a huge base of support around the issue. at the institute we tracked around 1,100 different groups on facebook alone. they had over 3.2 million members who were talking about coronavirus conspiracies, and, you know, a whole litany of different things designed to keep the disinformation cycle flowing around covid-19. so, when they failed at being able to overturn the election, it was an obvious place for them to return to. >> so, as you noted, your institute has been tracking the rise of right-wing extremists, pedaling disinformation on coronavirus. they aren't your typical anti-vax conspiracy theorists. how diverse this coalition, and what are the different messages that are resonating within it? >> you kn

devin nunes joined me the ranking republican on the house intelligence committee. mcallen texas. >> clearly these children that are very young by themselves unaccompanied minors is quite troubling, that is a catastrophe where you got dozens and dozens, not practicing any covid protocol whatsoever with no parents, no adult, what is really happening is that you have the biden a administration and instead of having people claim asylum in their home country like the trump administration was doing, on day one they turned that off and now the cartels are flooding mcallen texas with 3500 people came came across the border were looking at 100,000 people a month coming into this country. maria: unbelievable. all of this as the rest of the world is watching, i want to get your take on what is going on in china, you have the chinese police doing the goose walk on the streets of hong kong where we saw the pictures, clear piece of evidence that things are completely changed on the ground in hong kong, jimmy is a freedom fighter, he is sitting at a chinese goo law, he has been s

miranda devine joins us now and she's also a fox news contributor.worry in this moment, miranda. >> you are already saying that retirement from nypd have accelerated recruitment is difficult, and this is an environment in which police are nice and criminalized while we are somehow making the criminals into civil-rights murders. it's not a good way to be because crime is out of control for a number of reasons including the fact that police have effectively been stripped of their authority and are being openly challenged. at resisting arrest seems to be just the way that a lot of criminals or even people who aren't criminals inc. that they should behave when they are pulled over by police for purposely reasonable reasons. the upshot of course is exactly what a lot of democratic activists who want to. to hear congresswoman rashida tlaib and other members of the squad calling for complete abolishment of police saying no more policing and no more incarceration, when they currently are working at a place that is behind barbed wire and it is guarded around

. >> shannon: first up, brit hume and miranda devine shannon:.randa devine started their own twitter warning system the 2 crowd sourced fact checkers flagging a new york times article blasting new york's voting law. the new movie roe v wade debuts tonight depicting doctor bernard nathan's journey from abortion provider to pro-life opponent of abortion. plenty of resistance trying to get the movie made and wants people to know the back story of that landmark supreme court decision. doctor anthony fauci is headed to nickelodeon, the covid advisor will answer questions from kids about the pandemic. >> i would hope by the time we get to the late spring and early summer you can start having play dates. hang on a little longer, we are going in the right direction. shannon: the star wars units with trans characters, and exclusive comic book character featuring them in honor of transgender day of disability, they hail from the planet:tab appear in the high republic comic book series. los angeles times making a case for what about in a column laying y tra

in just a moment, we will be speaking with miranda devine, but first gillian turner's life in washingtondra. it's the parents of students at thomas jefferson high school tell fox news that they are survey because the issue of critical race theory is being injected into their children's curriculum without approval. the issue they say is worth fighting on behalf of all americans but more specifically they are sick and tired of barricades being told that they are inherently racist based on the color of their skin. the student population is over 70% asian. take a listen. >> most of our parents are immigrant parents who fled communist china, romania, india, economic challenges. and they are here because they believe in the american dream. our lawsuit is an attempt to fight for the american dream that believes a meritocracy and hard work. >> she also says it is the students in the and his get caught up and up suffering. >> all of this activism across this country is going to decimate academic excellence in the united states. in virginia, they are now pondering the elimination of any kind as ad

devin feeley, kpix5. >> thank you. >>> students in hayward will not return to classrooms monday as the district had hoped. the superintendent says the district is still working with teachers union and other labor groups to set a time for reopening. he says a confirm date is coming soon. >>> in south san francisco ultraviolet robots cleaning classrooms ahead of monday's reopening. the district bought 30 for its 16 campuses. >> anything the light hits, it kills the microbes. turn it on for seven minutes in a room this size and that's done. >> we want to invest in something that we can also use for longterm wise. current for the virus but once coronavirus goes away, we want to use it for flu viruses and other viruses in the future. >> the district says the robots will also be sanitizing restrooms three times a day. >>> layoffs at city college of san francisco would roll back classes for english learners. college has sent layoff warners to 11 full time faculty who teach english as a second language. city college is trying to address a $33 million budget shortfall. >>> san jose state's pres

the legal ramifications of all this, but with your investment hat first, how important is it that devinoward was saying -- was talking about buying vis-a-vis the current ecosystem. gus: everything that happened in the past week related to coinbase and serious other players making an announcement about etf's are nothing smithson quick no points to the main issue here, which is that crypto is that a mainstream inflection point. five years ago. there will forward-looking hobbyists in the area, and stories would come across the newspaper every once in a while. today is in the newspaper every day. it is totally in the public consciousness. bitcoin at all times hike -- bitcoin at all-time highs, koibase going public, fidelity and galaxy end of the companies filing etf of occasions -- etf applications with the ftc had this is resulting in well-deserved attention to the sector. caroline: some have started to rename etf's as dt -- ptcs, no less -- btcs no less. to look at the future of individuals thinking about crypto and also policymaking, i am interested in your perspective of what policymake

. >> devin clark que —— deberÍan incluir que los efectos secundarios son muy raros. las noticias para alguno refuerzan la duda sobre la inmunizaciÓn. >> no estoy diciendo que no me voy a borrar una vacuna, solamente lo quero pensar mÁs. >> freddy no tiene duda y espera vacunarse pronto. >> que me la pongan dos o tres veces. >> los efectos secundarios para este hispana fueron peores que tener el coronavirus. >> como tener yo los sÍntomas del coronavirus, pero eran mÁs fuertes. ilia: en breve, hablaremos de los peligros que enfrentan los migrantes a los que estados unidos estÁ devolviendo mÉxico. mientras el presidente mexicano se vacuna, 10 de sus estados enfrentan un repunte de contagios de coronavirus. equipos de europa forma una nueva liga y ponen a temblar al europeo. —— fÚtbol europeo. ilia: continÚa el flujo de personas que cruzan la frontera, los migrantes saben que muchos de los que cruzan estados unidos los regresan a mÉxico, corren el riesgo de vivir en las calles y de ser asaltados o caer en manos de los secuestradores, esto no los detiene en su objetivo de

miranda devine, the stark honesr columnist of "the new york post."ke before the election about hunter biden and the big woke on the social media put their thumb on the scale and 86, the whole hunter biden story, that was unusual in late october. now it's happening to republicans and conservatives everyday of the week. >> it is because, you know, anyone, anybody who is a free-thinker, someone like ron desantis, friendships, is a threat to the absolute rule of the lockdown merchants around the world to the globalist left and they now have seen that it was so successful when they stepped out and showed their faces and censored the "new york post" story and really there has been very little below back to y got a talking to when they were before the senate so who cares? they of course are now empowered and exponentially censoring and removing anything that doesn't accord with, you know, their consensus, what they have deemed to be the consensus. perhaps anthony fauci is the consensus. as you say he doesn't even consensus with himself. and the fact is i ha

jenny blechman. >>>> my name is joni devine. >> this is my brief but spectacular take on the impact ofative care in a rural community. judy: we are so grateful that you shared your stories with us. you can find all of our brief but spectacular segments online at pbs.org/newshour/brief. on the pbs newshour online tonight, public officials are facing pressure to address racist violence against asian americans. we explore what advocates and lawmakers are proposing to combat the problem. that is on our website pbs.org/newshour. that is the newshour for tonight. join us online and here tomorrow evening. for all of us here at the pbs newshour, please stay safe, and we will see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular's goal has been to provide wireless service that provides opportunities to connect. our customer service team can help find a plan that fits you. for more, visit consumercellular.tv. >> johnson & johnson. bnsf railway. the ford foundation, working with the visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide.

devin fehely has been at the event all morning and shows us how it all in photo. >> reporter: the normally quiet san jose neighborhood found itself right in the middle of a deadly shooting and stand up with police that dragged on hours and only wrapped up a short time ago. hours into the standoff, san jose police using diplomacy, appealing to the suspect directly and by name over a pa system to surrender. police have the suspect courted at a house on fourth street north of downtown san jose for hours, stretching wednesday evening into early thursday morning. >> i heard the sirens out there entered people, bullhorns telling the guy to get out of the car, come out with your hands it. >> reporter: investigators say the suspect was the alleged gunman in the shooting on fourth street early wednesday evening, police initially said the injuries of the victim were serious and potentially life- threatening, they would later inform us the victim died at the hospital. before 6:00 a.m. at the predawn darkness, several loud explosions or shots could be heard as police use flash bangs and tear gas to tr

my cohost emily compagno is here, "new york post" columnist miranda devine, also my cohost kayleigh mcenany is here and civil rights attorney leo terrel, great to see everybody pay leo, i want to start with you and when i talk about the things that may have caught people by surprise based on what everybody has been talking about in the protest and all of this come out race has not been a focus in this case, race and racism out of focus in this closing argument, you heard words about police officers like "noble job," the painting of derek chauvin is utterly, not the type of police officer that most of us are used to seeing, how does that play to a juror? >> leo: i will tell you, harris, i think race, first of all, should not be part of this case. what's going on outside in the court of public opinion is not what's going on inside the court of law. what's happening right now and the court of law is the evidence regarding a second-degree murder charge and a third-degree murder charge and manslaughter, those charges are color-blind. it doesn't make a difference what your race is. it could also

devin fehely is going to join us live with more ahead of today's came. >>> it is not just giants fans who have reason to cheer today, two weeks from today, warriors fans can return to chase center starting april 23rd. they're going to reopen to fans at 35% capacity, anyone who wants to get in will need to show proof of vaccination or a negative test within 48 hours of the game it. >>> a big announcement from california's largest university system, csu will not require students or faculty to be vaccinated. however, it is encouraging those who are eligible to receive the vaccine. guidelines will vary from campus to campus, and some universities may require vaccines for athletes or those living on campus. >> what is going to look different for each of the campuses, but the goal is to have the majority of instruction and activities take place in person. >>> local health officials are not sounding the alarm over a drop in johnson & johnson vaccines. they say the supply may create short-term inconveniences like forcing counties to prioritize second dose appointments, but officials expect a

i'm devin feeley, and i'll have that story coming up. >>> a live look outside before break >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, eight people dead in a late night workplace shooting. what we are learning about the shooter this morning. >>> as vaccinations increase so do dreams of travel. the surge in passengers already impacting bay area airports. >>> no kids yet but some south san francisco classrooms are filling up with robots instead. how bots are helping prepare for their return. good morning. it is friday april 16. i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. good morning. we are warming up for the weekend. >>> we are. some places will even see 80s over the next few days. >>> that's right. we're looking at temperatures feeling more like summer as we look to the weekend with highs in the 80s and even some spots near 90 later for our weekend. we'll talk about this. today is the start of a warming trend for us. we are on that trajectory here. a live look with our is of sioux falls camera san francisco camera. temperatures are in the 40s to about 50 degrees as we start

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miranda devine, thanks so much for that context.thanks, tucker. >> tucker: it was a political context around this trial. politics shouldn't have any effect on the trial. but they did intrude at every level of this case. we will tell you how. after the verdict, job biden declared that systemic racism is a stain on our country's soul. >> a jury in minnesota found former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin guilty on all counts in the murder of george floyd last may. it was a murder in the full light of day and it ripped the blinders off for the whole world to see. the systemic racism the vice president just referred to, the systemic racism that is a stain on our nation's soul. the knee on the knack of justice for black americans -- enough, enough of the senseless killings. today, today's verdict is a step forward. >> tucker: systemic racism, a term that joe biden nor anyone else who uses it has defined with any words at all. you would think he would be b excited by this. just this morning in as the jury was still deliberating, the

we now are learning that his legislative director, a man named devin murphy, also left his position and when i asked devin murphy for comment, i emailed his house email, as a matter of fact, i got an automated bounceback that said i'm no longer with the office of congressman gaetz, womp, cue the sad trombone. that is a quote. a new investigation has come up looking into these allegations of congressman gaetz, honing in specifically on allegations related to sexual misconduct and illicit drug use. that's part of what's included in this. we have a new statement from the house ethics committee speaking to that scope where they say, quote, the committee is aware of public allegations that representative matt gaetz may have engaged in sexual misconduct, shared inappropriate images or videos on the house floor, misused state identification records, converted campaign funds to personal use, and/or accepted a bribe, improper gratuity or impermissible gift in violation of house rules, laws and other standards of conduct and the house committee will continue to look into these allegations. they w

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. >> stanford cut 11 varsity sports teams, devin fehely joins us live from the stanford campus with details. >> reporter: the frustrated athletes boiled over, they feel betrayed by the adversities and those feelings of anger and betrayal and frustration, they were writ large literally on the wall right after the presidents office. now hundreds of student athletes from the sports department have been cut, that have been cuagin- your-face rally, right outside of the presidents office. then they use chalk to write messages on his wall like you can't cut me, let us play and we belong. they cut 11 varsity sports back in july including wrestling, men's volleyball, several rowing teams, just to name a few. universities says that they were facing a budget shortfall and had to make those cuts but the students want that decision reversed now. >> if they want to amend the relationship they've broken with their students and their student athletes, the only, the only logical explanation for that would be to bring these 11 sports back. >> we don't think this decision was justified at all. we don't think

. >> devin, we will see if that all comes out. here's more information on when danville police officers are allowed to use deadly force. their training states when in defense of one's own life or to prevent serious physical harm or in the defense of any person in immediate danger of death or serious physical injury. now, we put the full policy on our website, kpix.com. >>> we are following a developing story in san mateo county. new details on a person hit by a fallen tree near pescadero . the victim, we're told, is a tree worker. cal fire said the man was hit by a tree and fell nearly 300 feet down a steep hill. this happened just outside this easy you lightning fire burn- scar. crews were able to get him, but he had to be airlifted to a hospital with serious injuries. >>> marking a new date on the calendar and marking a big milestone. 20 million doses of the covid vaccine have now been given. and the governor said by june 15th, our state could be fully reopened. kpix 5's kenny choi reports on what it will take to achieve this am