i'm not very pleased with hackney at all.lace, it was dangerous. they spent £35,000 in a building they say is earmarked for renovation in two years, is up to them. had they debated with us what to do with £35,000 there would have been a different outcome and i think it's a distraction. they say they invested in us. there are charities out there who are not domestic abuse charities, who would be very glad for that space so you don't have to waste the money. we've said for yea rs, waste the money. we've said for years, the place is not suitable, we don't want to be there, can you find us somewhere else but they say there's nowhere else available. when you say it's a distraction, what is ita you say it's a distraction, what is it a distraction from? they should never have put us there in the first place. what they do, hackney has become very gentrified, working—class people, minorities, you cannot afford to live in hackney any more so they tend to move us out of the way. i think we don't fit the profile. but they said they spent

well, the 2 —year—old comes from hackney in east london and, well, the 25—year—old comes from hackneyng off school to watch the old team sky launch in 2010. drew savage reports. a new generation for british cycle home or cycling. tao geoghegan hart is the youngest british rider to bring one of the planters. his team—mates are not surprised. bring one of the planters. his team-mates are not surprised. he has a lwa ys team-mates are not surprised. he has always been very talented since he was very, very young. he very dedicated, works very hard, as his feet on the ground and is a brilliant racer. in the end, cycling, like motorsports it's, you know, you can have the engine is a physical engine or engine but you've to be able to race and teo is a great racer, he really is. that they sing instinct was held in east london, cycling club in hackney where he is already inspiring the next generation. tao is very inspiring for me. when i watched him yesterday, i was so shocked he won the giro. so for me to stand here where he grew up is so amazing. it's just so amazing. i would like to do what

former met police superintendent leroy logan founded voyage youth in hackney 20 years ago.ou with respect, not strip him in the middle of the street. these sessions are designed to help young people know their rights if they're stopped and searched to try and prevent such interactions ending in the use of police force. if you give them an understanding of why police do what they do to get the best that they can counter, then hopefully others will say, well, actually, they've dealt with it well, the officer was nice to them, then that will create a more positive perception of stop and search. but i've been speaking to former and current met officers who have told me that attempts to build relations are being undermined by racist attitudes and actions in the force. well, on the street, black kids aren't seen as children. they speak to them as if they're adults. they say things like, we explained the law to him. i say, but he's a child. they arrest them because they think they're older. one officer who's been on the beat in london for several years felt compelled to speak out

betweenjuly last addresses in westminster, lambeth and hackney between july last year and hackney betweenuly last year and january this year. a man in his 50s was arrested on saturday, the 1st of august, on suspicion of rape and he's been released on bail to return on a date in mid—august. another conservative party saying anything about this? there were reports of the chief whip mark spencer had been aware of allegations and spoke to the victim. sources have told us that mr spencer hadn't known the magnitude of the allegations and a spokesman for the chief whip said he took all allegations of harassment and abuse extremely seriously and he strongly encouraged anybody who had approached him to contact the appropriate authorities. we've also spoken to the conservative party who say they take all allegations of this nature extremely seriously. tony, thank you. the australian state of victoria has declared a state of disaster because of a continuing rise in coronavirus infections. 650 new cases were recorded on saturday. residents will not be allowed to travel more than five kilometres from

this person owns a pub in hackney, in east london.ighest covid rates. she is now scared what direction her business will go in. we already had to reduce our capacity massively to allow for social distancing. and then the 10pm curfew has cut trade by about 25%. and now this, not allowing households to mix indoors, it isa allowing households to mix indoors, it is a triple whammy. we have got such restrictions on us now that no financial backing from the government, unless we are forced to close, but that will not happen until the next year. close, but that will not happen untilthe next year. -- untilthe next tier. nearby, this family can look out over london but they worry, like many in the city without gardens, how they will see relations we re gardens, how they will see relations were now facing the same problems as many have in parts of the north for months. my eldest is autistic and partially sighted and he sees his nanna partially sighted and he sees his na n na every partially sighted and he sees his nanna every weekend, so that i

i joined brian hackney in the weather center. this is a rainbow that appeared magically in the town of windsor. alan martin is on his way to see if there is a pot of gold. >> torrential downpours. reports of thunder, hill, even snow. now a blue sky. >> the sun coming out. ergo isthe rainbow. that also means it will be cold tonight. it will be foggy. we are not done yet. the doppler shows we've got a cell that produced a thunderstorm your south san francisco in britain game around 40 nuw mis o. itsan ing into leandro. right there on doolittle drive. rain for the next five or 10 minutes. that it will track east into castro valley and right over 580. not done yet. around west oakland and emeryville, still from pretty good self coming down. omthe sa tower cam over the brave coming east bay at the moment. it is nice to be here cozy and warm in the studio. kiet do has been out in it all day. >> is upper 30s. elevations around 2000. we can see a blue twilight sky opening up above us. stars coming up right now. for a two-hour window toda

in hackney, people have just gone round and donated a few tins to the hackney food bank, for instanceble in our community. thank you for getting the message out here, aviah, is well done for keeping up the network and all of us should join. a reminder that for the latest developments on the coronavirus outbreak, including what symptoms you should be looking out for, how to reduce your risk, how to help others, do visit the website. bbc.co.uk/news, or go to the bbc news app. in a moment, the weather. but first, let's here's victoria derbyshire with what she's got coming up in her programme at ten. in a moment, the weather. but first, let's here's victoria derbyshire with what she's got coming up in her programme at ten. good morning. the government says the fight against coronavirus will be a long haul and the nation needs to come together. we know many of you have many questions and today we're going to answer some of them with leading medical experts. do get in touch. we'll also talk about how realistic and effective it might be to ask all over—70s to self—isolate in the coming weeks

brian hackney joins us now. we will find out if this rain is going to actually stick around in the new year. >> will this particular rain, no, but we've got some other systems coming in that will usher in 2021 rather wet. san francisco is up to 53 degrees, santa rosa with fog and at 46. and what is left is mostly from the golden gate bridge and south, and soon it will be out of the area. and that's why the futurecast from this point on is only showing a couple of tips of the rain bucket in the east and south bay. so the rain will end early thursday, before sunrise, then we get a pretty decent day tomorrow before the next chance of another system moving into the bay area. the futurecast shows that things clear out tomorrow, giving us a stunningly beautiful, severely clear thursday. it will be clear and call tomorrow night, and then there comes the next one, by this time friday night we will be looking at some showers splashing into the north bay. the surf is up by the way, through 3 am on friday. as for tomorrow,

there will be another meeting in march. >>> hackney with us tonight. kind of goopy, kind of drizzly and wet. those are all technical terms. >> yes, widely scattered goopy tonight. we have light showers around the bay area. slick streets on the golden gate bridge and fog out there as well. numbers tumbled into the 50mo p not a lot of rain. a few hundredths of an inch to a trace. the light showers we got earlier tonight, kind of foretell what's happening in the wee small hours. showers widely scattered over the east bay. the general tendency after sunrise tomorrow is to dry out. as another low drops in, we have another storm on the way, a genuine storm. futurecast shows that things clear out with a brilliantly sunny day tomorrow afternoon, but look at wednesday night and early thursday morning. a distinct band of heavy showers moving into the bay. but that's thursday morning. for tonight we get clouds, light showers, a chance of lingering showers on tuesday morning, and heavier rain coming in wednesday night and thursday morning. after a break on wednesd

>>> brian hackney. >> i can't get enough of that historical footage. >> it's fantastic. will we have rain for the game? >> dennis was 12 when he shot that. >> still looking pretty good to me. [ laughter ] >> i don't mean to break it to you on the air, but hanging in very well. >> thank you. >> me on the other hand. we have rain on the way, but not for the 49ers game. but we have rain tonight, and we're behind average. we will add to the rain bucket overnight. about a tenth of an inch. the high def doppler showing a few light showers around the golden gate, but they're light and widely scattered. but here's graphic physical evidence of a few drops on the camera overlooking san francisco right now. the temperatures mostly in the 50s and overcast skies. and all we'll get tonight with a few splashes of showers from time to time. overnight lows we will look at them mostly in the 40s. but santa rosa gets down to 39 degrees. sun up at 7:24 a.m. and here's what's happening, low number 1 and number 2 will combine to keep this moist flow over the top of the high pressure ridge and

. >> i'm brian hackney. the governor says that's still months away. kpix 5's maria medina on why the salon owner says she's ready to start taking in clients now. >> a san jose hair salon owner says it's time for them to get back to work. as stylists, they go through weeks of training on disinfectant, sanitation, and sterilization as a requirement by the state in order for them to get their cosmetology license. >> next to a hospital, salons are going to be one of the cleanest places you can go. >> reporter: carrie's studio at santana row and willow glen may be closed right now, but her work hasn't stopped. >> i'm having dividers made now, petitions between our shampoo bowls. >> reporter: she's getting her businesses ready to open up but operate in a much different way, when the governor finally gives the green light. >> i don't think i can go too overboard on making our salons safe and clean and sanitary. >> reporter: chairs will be six feet a part. magazines will no longer be available. they'll wear masks and face shields. her stylists are even underg

brian hackney is here now with a little bit of a chance of rain coming in tonight, huh? >> that much. >> just a little. >> we have more coming later in the week. we've had a pounding of a couple hundredths of an inch, but that's about it so far. but if we look up toward mendecino there are a few showers that already have begun to materialize on the kpix 5 high def doppler, and fret not, this will develop and send showers into the bay area. but it will be late tonight and in the wee hours of the morning. right now there's a little north of point reyes, and that's all she wrote for the moment. 5:00, all north of the bay area. but it does sweep through so after midnight tonight we get light showers. this is nothing more than light showers. and then it's out of here. but 7:00 a.m., there could still be pop up showers around. is that going to mess with the morning commute? yes. because you know the recipe for accidents on the roads is just add water, and there will be a little tomorrow morning. futurecast shows about a 10th of an inch of rain, and that's it from this one. and

. >> i'm brian hackney. the vaccine can't get here quickly tonight. tonight bay area hospitals are in dire straights too. santa clara county confirming more than 2,000 in the past few days. only 13% of beds remain in its intensive care unit. on the third day in a row the state recorded more than 30,000 new cases over a 24-hour period. now with the vaccine on the way to the bay area, joe vazquez breaks down the next steps. >> reporter: a special delivery is now on the way. pfizer's covid-19 vaccine being shipped as we speak. dozens of doses will be here. >> we are shipping all that we have while we're holding back the reserve. >> reporter: here in california the governor says we will ship 320,000 cases in the first segment. healthcare workers first in line. >> thank goodness. >> reporter: charlotte county is a front line healthcare worker, an employee of the san francisco department of public health. lately she's been working at a covid-19 testing site. she and her colleagues have been worried for months. not just about their own health, but for their

. >> i'm brian hackney. here we go again. alameda county still in the orange reopening tier is putting the brakes on future reopenings but health officials are warning the county could be forced to roll back restrictions more. as kpix5 kenny choi reports, there is a lot of uncertainty as to whether they can weather another round of shutdowns. >> reporter: they have had indoor dining a little over a month now. another round of shutdowns an restrictions would mean the end of his family restaurant. >> we are at the point where it doesn't make sense anymore. >> reporter: ken and his wife haven't laid off a single worker since the pandemic started. selling their retirement property to keep their staff employed. >> we have tried to take care of our family which is our employees. >> reporter: across the street, alameda bike owner jean oh who has run this shop more than 30 years is concerned. >> we are lucky our sales up. but this is saul about the vibrancy of the street. when we lose restaurants, we lose the vibrancy and the pedestr

it's a hackneyed phrase, and the coitiitioi'i‘sei'ise a hackneyed phrase, and the common—sense of keir of those tory mps to be able to say we are not going to back it despite a thumping majority that borisjohnson has, they change their minds, and as a final point it will be interesting to see what happens to the status of care workers particularly in a post brexit immigration system, whether they will be elevated out of this low skilled area of work which we change where they would come on a points system. it has been a difficult week of tough headlines for the treasury. we have record borrowing, terrible retailfigures, do you get a sense at this point that the treasury has a plan for this new post pandemic world?|j think this new post pandemic world?” think it has a good short—term plan. i'm not convinced it has a good long—term plan or if it does it has not shared it with us. the bank of england has said that the three—month lockdown could lead to a 1496 three—month lockdown could lead to a 14% drop in gdp which would be the deepest recession since the 18th century. i think there had

i know that's an old hackneyed saying in my business, but whatever you want to be, you're good enoughs, forget it all, but please recall i love you so much ♪ >> whatever comes, i'll love you just as i do now. ♪ >> festivus is not over. let's rumble! >> 80% of comedy is surprise. the other 20% is word play. ♪ ♪ you got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em ♪ ♪ know when to walk away and know when to run ♪ >>> my name is bond, james bond. >> what did you find, dad? >> me? illumination. >> i'm spartacus. >> i'm spartacus. >> as long as you enjoy doing what you're doing and it's exciting, you want to keep doing it. ♪ yeah, baby, baby ♪ go ahead and jump, jump, go ahead and jump ♪ >> it was beyond my wildest imagination that i would one day become the notorious rbg. >> i ruth bader ginsburg do solemnly swear. >> the progress i have seen in my lifetime makes me optimistic for the future. >> don't get in trouble, don't get in the way. but i was inspired to get in trouble and to get in the way, and that's what i did. >> we do not want our freedom gradually, but we want to be free no

joe wilson, bbc news, in hackney. now, if you were watching us on fiday you'll remember this.who has dementia, and he played this piece off the cuff after a challenge from his son. that went viral, and now it's to be released as a charity single after he recorded it with the bbc philharmonic orchestra. and yesterday paul heard his creation come to life for the first time, as graham satchell reports. it started with just four notes. soft piano music plays. paul harvey, who is 80 and has dementia improvised a tune that went viral online. he sits at the piano and either play is a classical piece or one of his own compositions or improvisers. it brings him back. it brings him back. it's vitally important. after paul's tune was played on radio four‘s broadcasting house, the bbc‘s philharmonic orchestra was asked to get involved. it's a wonderfully nostalgic, romantic piece of music. it really just highlights the power of music, i suppose, doesn't it? and the importance of music to mental health. dan has adapted paul's tune for full orchestra. health. dan has adapted paul's tune for

laurenjohns owns a pub in hackney, in east london. the capital's highest covid rates. she's now scared what direction her business will go in. we already had to reduce our capacity massively to allow for social distancing. and then the 10pm curfew has cut trade by about 25%. and now this, not allowing households to mix indoors, it's just a triple whammy. we've got such restrictions on us now and no financial backing from the government, unless we're forced to close — but that won't happen until the next tier. nearby, ebony ferguson and her four children can look out over london, but worry, like many in the city without gardens, how they will see relations, now facing the same problems as many have in parts of the north for months. my eldest is autistic and partially sighted and he sees his nanna every weekend, so that's a break in his pattern, so he's going to struggle with that. i don't think their nanna is going to be able to be outside because it's too cold for her. half an hour's drive from hackney, over the river thames, most of

he says hackney was a place to leave, with its crumbling housing estates and high unemployment. look at the travel situation now. 0n the travel situation now. the tube, no service betw south 0n the tube, no service between south holloman barking, minor delays between gospel oak and south cotton because of repairs to the track from yesterday. there are clockwise delays on the circle line. on the road, in southwark, blackfriars road remains closed between st george's circus and southwark street for repairs following a burst water main. and in harrow, kenton road is closed between northwick park hospital and peterbrough road, again because of a burst water main. now let's get a check on the weather, with kate kinsella. good morning. we've had a bit of rain overnight. some cloud this morning. the temperatures this morning. the temperatures this morning largely above zero. now, the rain clearing away eastwards. we will see some sunshine today, but also still some scattered showers. all accompanied by quite a fresh westerly breeze. now, the showers, one or two of which could be quite

black lysimachus marches and we saw in the instance and in hackney yes they say we saw with the young black boys and the police what i will say is that ben are italian police is attitudes towards that make it right but i am now saying these officers almost killed my nephew does not also make it right is they're going to use newsgroups hollandse all black young men brutality against the police officers but then i will say it was a police officers brutality against a young black man and he was fooled least 20 of the last 3 things you know all the young men in hackney there was not more than about 10 of them what is it. they were just doing their job sorted i'm afraid i have to leave their code and every thank you very much thank you. coming up after the break. non-essential shops all set to find the open the doors on monday off to over 2 months of locked out of a pub space so short distance in the rules may affect business week if a medical expert. and activist call on the u.k. government to remove all dangerous cutting from buildings ahead of the grenfell tough guy on a 1st rate become

from irs attorney phillip hackney is here with us.ould forgive a loan that size and then lend trump even more money? >> it's a really strange thing. i think the interesting thing about this the first iteration of the story is trump managed to pay no tax for the last 10 years according to "new york times" reporting. a lot of folks figured out how he might do that. it looked like he lost a lot of money. this costa mesa that losing a lot of money. but how did he gets the banks to do something like this. when you do a large deal like this, unlike normal folks out there, your viewers out there, you borrow money, your banks are coming after you. you're probably going to have those dollars forgiven on your tax returns. trump managed to mostly avoid it. there are make various provisions of the tax code particularly made liberal around 2008, 2009 financial crisis that allowed him some space to exclude that money from income. effectively what happened bankers gave him $287 million, he didn't pay it back. he was $287 million richer but didn't ha

and in 2010, he was promoted to sergeant, where he worked in hackney.erything that may be thrown at them and him and then on the neighbourhood team, again in hackney. in 2015 he moved to croydon. where he worked as a sergeant, first in response and then again ona sergeant, first in response and then again on a local neighbourhood team. finally, as we know, he worked in our detention command at croydon but frequently volunteering for duty in custody suites across london. matt spent very nearly 30 years as a uniformed police officer serving the public of london. he was originally from new zealand and he was educated, i believe, at a boys school where he developed a huge passion and great skill at rugby. after 0rtega university came to london in 1989 and began to play by london in 1989 and began to play rugby at a very high level the london irish. matt was a leader in his sport. well—known as a player and in several teams, including the met police and latterly as a coach more recently with east grinstead. his colleagues knew him as a big quy- his colleague

everywhere in hackney, there's traffic. people are very angry.e are angry, but there's a lot of other people who are very pleased as well, so it has split opinion. what always happens with these things... look, he'sjust gone straight through, this guy. well, he will get a fine and hopefully, he won't do it again. the virus is changing the way we have lived their lives. all certain things that are not certain any more, swifter century of urban pre—eminence, the carfinds itself ata pre—eminence, the carfinds itself at a crossroads. mark easton, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. viewers it's time for us to have a look at the national and international from look at the national and internationalfrom pages in the pictures. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the director of thejohn smith centre and former leader of the scottish labour party, kezia dugdale and also matt dathan who's deputy political editor of the sun newspaper. tomor

a woman is in a life—threatening condition in hospital after being shot in hackney.shed this morning shows that with so many londoners working from home during the current pandemic, the number of new office constructions in central london has fallen by half. deloitte found the city of london, which has traditionally dominated construction activity in recent years, has seen the biggest fall. it's believed developers are waiting to see if workers will return to offices next year. more than a thousand buses across london have been fitted with what's said to be an "extra layer of protection" for drivers against covid—19. it works through the air—conditioning system, and was developed with advice from university college london. the way air is pushed around on the bus has changed, which means there's more fresh air entering from outside the vehicle. after over a decade, with eight different champions and nearly three million fans passing through the doors of the o2 arena, london has waved goodbye to the atp tennis finals. russia's daniil medvedev won the final in greenwich

there are severe delays between chingford and hackney downs.orning. a fairly pleasant day of weather for most of us today. it should stay dry or mostly dry and there will be some decent spells of sunshine to enjoy those autumn colours in. now, we're starting off with temperatures in mid to high single figures this morning. the sunshine today always best towards western home counties. further east, it's a cloudier picture and there could be a few spots of drizzle here. watch out for one or two showers that may work their way into parts of kent and essex, in particular. just blowing through on a fairly brisk and noticeably chilly north—easterly wind. and temperatures are below where they should be at this time of year again, peaking between 11 and 13 degrees celsius. now, through this evening and overnight, there'll be some areas of cloud. a bit too much of a breeze, too much cloud, really, for any frost to form, but it is a cooler start to the day tomorrow. so quite a chilly start to friday. again, there'll be plenty of cloud around throughout t

. >> brian hackney alongside, and phillips station was along the pony express route, and they still measure snow there. how do we account for that? >> it is a mystery to me. if you look at the statewide average, it's about 50% of the average. so overall it's not so good. in terms of rain for us, not so good, but things will be changing as we take a look over the city. we've got clouds hanging over the skyline and the numbers are in the 40s and 50s right now with rain being reported over the high death stations. it is widely scattered now, and basically just shredding over the south bay. it will be out of here, as you can see on the futurecast in a minute, it will and early tomorrow morning and then here comes another chance late friday, another fairly weak system moving into the bay area. but eventually these systems will get stronger and stronger. futurecast shows that by almost 1 am we get another little round as the front moves through and then moves out. thursday will be severely clear for much of the day. watch them upper left-hand corner of your screen, there is another one for friday

also wanted a rule that could easily be implement it right down from the premier league down to the hackneyick site. —— pitch site. other are looking to do this and do trials and give as much feedback as possible to the body to review making this law, if it goes well early in 2022. it was also decided today that they would stick with three subs instead of five, but they would bring in more on the bench. so instead of seven, you will be allowed nine subs on the bench. natalie perks there. time now for a quick look at some of the days other stories and more sporting events in england won't have fans attending from saturday. it's after large areas in the south—east and east of england were moved into the highest tier of coronavirus restrictions following a rise in infections. manchester united striker edinson cavani could be banned for up to three games after being charged with misconduct by the fa. it relates to a message on social media which contained an offensive spanish racial term. cavani deleted the message and apologised when the potential meaning of the post was pointed out to him. an

philip hackney, thanks for helping walk us through this. >> absolutely. thanks for having me. >> you can bet that this topic might be on the table tomorrow in the first presidential debate tomorrow night in cleveland on the topics as well of the coronavirus, the economy, the supreme court, but now president trump's taxes. >> take a look at this online video from the biden camp. it is slamming the president's alleged $750 tax payment for the first two years when he was running and his first year in office. watch this. ♪ jessica dean is in cleveland of course where the debate will take place just hours from now tomorrow night. joe biden clearly hearing a plan to go after the president on his taxes? >> reporter: yes, good morning to both of you. we can certainly expect to hear about this tomorrow, poppy and jim. we saw former vice president biden the last couple of weeks really lean in to this scranton versus park avenue messaging. he went after white working class voters in the upper midwest and that is something they've continued to come back to and this n

tamzin cuming is an nhs colorectal surgeon at homerton university hospital in hackney.now. 72 years old, an institution which is the envy of many countries around the world. does it need more than just a pause, though? —— applause, though?|j does it need more than just a pause, though? -- applause, though? i am very proud to have been working for the nhs for 25 years. and i am also proud that we have got to this moment where the whole country is clapping finance. i think that we need to take this month to get the nhsa need to take this month to get the nhs a birthday present and that is funding for itu beds to be expanded to higher numbers than they were before the epidemic —— icu beds. a parallel to germany which has had a higher number of beds and we have and we should run, perhaps a lower bed occupancy rate so that we are prepared for any further wave or for the pandemicfi prepared for any further wave or for the pandemicg happens. your

brian hackney is in for paul, and he's been tracking the conditions in our weather center. >> santa rosa has some pretty good rain coming down, and for the rest of us there are a few drops around, that is about it. by the time he gets down to the media bay area, there is not a heckuva lot left. you can see that as this low is knocking into the rich, that's just taking the energy out of it. and while it is holding together at the north bay, by the time it gets into the south bay, there is not much left. the only real cell in the area is around annville right now, and that's about it. so here is what we are expecting, little light rain, especially for the north bay, it will be gone by tomorrow, and then the rain chances this weekend begin to increase. we will have more details will recover the forecast in just a few minutes.>>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area . >>'s messages of hope from a spate seniors who are among the first to get the vaccine here in the bay area.>> it's exciting, i'll tell you. it's been a long time coming since we've seen trains of this magnitude anywhere. >>

i am brian hackney. >> and i am juliette goodrich. and outbreak is exploding today. more than 600 inmates are infected. here are the latest numbers. 560 inmates have been infected in the last 14 days. state prison officials floated the idea of transferring dozens of inmates from san quentin outside of bakersfield. according to the chronicle, the plan is on hold. inmates spoke out during a virtual town hall today. >> i really honestly feel like the way out of this is to reduce the population drastically. it also means stopping transfers too. we should not be spreading the infection around the state. >> concerned families of loved ones have delivered a letter to the warden demanding action. >>> covid-19 cases half past the 2.5 million mark. florida reported 10,000 new cases, another single day record. the mayor of miami-dade is shutting all county beaches there until the fourth of july weekend and maybe longer. >>> in texas, small business owners face new concerns after the governor ordered bars shot and restrict restaurant capacity. >> we were hoping it would turn aro

. >>> good evening, i am brian hackney . >> i am juliette goodrich, these schools, the legacies, with controversy with the names. here is the latest on the san francisco unified district plan. >> reporter: even before the latest black lives matter protests, they have implemented to take a closer look at these schools, this movement has a brighter spotlight. the toppling of statues is energizing a new push to rename some schools. >> we are taking a look to rename the school.>> reporter: going after something like that isn't just outrageous but it is completeor avol that e could get the me chae he came up with star-spangled banner poet francis scott key. 25 people became slaves. >> this is history of north america. the spanish introduction of the spanish language we are not talking about the holocaust type of leader like adolf hitler. >> reporter: the catholic missionary junipero serra in golden gate park, they protected the and it showed this people, they establish a committee two years ago that they coronavirus halted the process of renaming the schools but the school board is looking

don butler who was stopped in a car being driven by a male friend of hers by two police cars and hackney another pa rt in east london. she's an mp another part of london. and she's pretty unhappy about it, going so far as to record the exchanges with the officers who she stresses were very polite and respectful, but it's the fa ct polite and respectful, but it's the fact that the car was stopped in the first place that was bugging her. can you explain why? it turns out they thought the car was a suspicious vehicle that was listed in north yorkshire. and what happened was the attending officer put the wrong registration number into the system, so mistakes can be made and we know this. however in the current climate, it is very difficult to prove that this is in any way of active racism, but in the current climate it is certainly not a good look. once again, i imagine cressida dick will be out tomorrow morning explaining and apologising of any morning explaining and apologising of a ny offe nce morning explaining and apologising of any offence has been taken. it is the cut—and—paste line n

brian hackney is in for paul heggen with a look at the weekend forecast. a lot of people burning wood. >> it has been fairly cool, so people are hauling of the logs and that is not helping in that is what they are saying we cannot do that tomorrow. the other thing is the fact that there is an elevated risk of fire danger with humidities coming down and wind picking up, that is sunday night and monday morning. the weekend looks okay. as of low pressure moving in over the pacific northwest, here's the other thing, fire danger, but this is actually going to cool things down. as the low trail over the bay area, more clouds saturday night, maybe even some drizzle. with the wind picks up the humidity comes down, and that is when the fire danger picks up, probably late sunday, early monday morning. the future cass shows this is sunday afternoon, sunday evening. not a big wind deal. so that i could be different story, so here is what we can expect. may be some drizzle by tomorrow night, then sunday night, then monday morning, this will change into a higher fire da

. >> brian hackney has more on how cold it will get. it was cold this morning. >> it will be colder tomorrow morning. tonight will be the coldest night of the week with freeze warnings posted in the north ba will be very close to freezing, so that seeming unsolvable problem of the puddle on the 101, it seems crazy in the year 2020 they can't take care of that, there will be temperatures close to freezing in the north bay valleys, but also in santa clara valley. tonight san jose down to 33, livermore31, and 29 in santa rosa. but the winds will be up raa bit if we get the northwest winds, i know it makes us feel colder, but it would keep overnight lows not quite so low. the details in the forecast in a few minutes. >>> all right, thank you. pg&e has filed a revamped plan to get out of bankruptcy. the ceo says the company will emerge from chapter 11 with an enhanced safety structure, improved operations, and at a team focused on safe, reliable, and clean energy. the $51 billion bankruptcy is linked to a series of devastating wildfires. pg&

not much snow but brian hackney is joining us now. >> you generally would think the rain we get will translate to the mountains but we won't get any rain. the moisture will miss the bay area. a light dusting in the sierra. and we will not get anything at all except clouds and winds. and cooler temperatures. after today, livermore set a record of 80 and it will be 20 degrees cooler tomorrow.concord was up to 75, santa rosa, 73. at half moon bay just 60. overnight tonight, mid 40s with high clouds up taught top. a crescent moon and you see the bright star below to the right of the moon and that is the mess. and it's not a star but a planet. a little bit off the west coast as low pressure heads down a few clouds coming in but as you can see, waves of high clouds will not be translating into any rain. and the future cast, little to the east in the higher elevations it's popping up over the ridge otherwise the winds will pick up blowing 30 miles per hour at the coast. not quite that strong inland but strong enough combined with cooler temperatures to make you want to track up. there will

. >> i'm brian hackney. >>> let's get right to the head lines. san francisco palace of fine arts will begin serving as a temporary homeless shelter as soon as this week. it will house up to 162 people at a safe distance from one another. >>> meanwhile another assisted living facility has been hit by the virus. at least one resident at wind chime of marin in kentfield has tested positive for covid-19. the news comes after health officials in contra costa county confirmed one of the biggest single location outbreaks in the state. at the orinda care center 27 people have tested positive. at san francisco's laguna honda hospital 11 staffers and three residents are infected. they're all said to be in good condition tonight. >>> there are now more than 3,600 confirmed cases of covid- 19 in the bay area. a third of those are in hard hit santa clara county. the bay area is expected to reach its peak later this month, but will we building be ready? >> they are predicting we would not have shortages in regular or icu beds even at the peak. >> reporter: pro

brian hackney now with your weekend forecast, here is a joke here, -- >> have you ever been up to the observatory? >> it's gorgeous. >> it is ideal. this weekend, it is pretty close to ideal, when you compare to what's happening to the rest of the nation, we will be dropping snow in new york by tomorrow night but for us, high clouds, 46 in oakland, 53 san francisco, 52 in san jose. 48 degrees, down to the 30s tonight, santa rosa at 34 degrees, napa, 35. and 36 degrees in livermore. 38 in san jose, saturday morning, son comes up at isting havoc for us, marching out into the midwest, it is going to cause havoc on i 70, snow from chicago all the way down to st. louis because of our low yesterday, the slow, not as potent, high-pressure going to the north. we get some high clouds from time to time. future cast the shows you what is in store. tomorrow doesn't look bad, we will get some high clouds in the morning then we will have son coming out in the afternoon. sunday, we are looking for high clouds coming in the bay area, less sunshine, temperatures will still be in the low 60s, during ou

. >> brian hackney interpol tonight. it has been a long week. lot going on. but i do know that we need rain, it has been so dry this month. >> yes, we do need it. no, we are not going to get it. go, the point he had of the transamerica pyramid and the numbers on this friday evening are mostly in the 50s for the most part. oakland is down to 49 degrees, though, temperatures are beginning to cool down, couple of degrees cooler at this time in santa rosa than it was last night, five degrees cooler at half moon bay, bundle up but don't like the fireplace because we have spare the air, first one of the winter season in effect for saturday, for the bay area. air-quality suffering even as a week cold front approaches the california shoreline and that will give us a chance for little bit of drizzle saturday night into sunday morning but by the time we get to saturday afternoon more sunshine. so saturday, not as much son, sunday we returned the sunshine. mainly dry weekend, the exception is that possibility of drizzle saturday night, sunday morning. it will be chilly

so l g right to brian hackney with more. >> we have a beautiful finish to this monday. things are going to change overnight. we've got a weak cold front coming down. weem get a little bit of rain in the bay area. you can see there's some breaks in the clouds as we look out across the golden gate bridge and a nice finish to the day. we did have showers well south of the area. we're on the northern edge of a system for a change. so we stay dry and cloudy today. tomorrow will begin with showers in the north bay. cloudy elsewhere. the numbers will be mostly in the mid 40s. that's to start out with. a weak cold front will spread showers south into the central bay area. the futurecast shows how much we'll expect from this with .26 of an inch in san francisco. we'll get showers before sunrise in the north bay. by the time you get down to santa clara county, there won't be much tomorrow. as far as our next chance of rain, we'll cover that when we cover the forecast in a few minutes. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 cbsn bay area, a stunning outcome tonight. moms for housing will get t

we go now to brian hackney with the forecast. any rain, we'll take it. >> yeah, we've got it. it's down in los angeles, but there is some rain. >> wow. >> send it up here. >> i wish we could. that low will spin south of the bay area. at the same time that drought designation is for the lowest of 3 levels of drought, so just starting to get into a drier than usual period. the reservoir storage in the big reservoirs where we get most of our water out for much of california is not looking bad. the one that supplies the city of san francisco is well above average, oroville is right there, and shasta is a little above average. so all is not bleak. it would help to get some rain, but it doesn't look like that's going to happen in the immediate future. right now numbers in the 60s. high clouds up top tonight, and unusually warm weather as well. high temperatures today in concord were5 degrees above average. about the same for san jose and santa rosa. upper 60s. overnight lows tonight with the high clouds, won't be as chilly tonight as we often get in the middle of the winter. low pre

. >> i'm brian hackney. the unprecedented move to shut down the businesses comes as the state reports more than 300 confirmed cases. that's a 14% jump in just one day. >> kpix 5's kenny choi is live with more details on the developing story. kenny. >> reporter: juliette, this is a directive from the governor. he says he's not going to enforce it as if the state of california is undermarshal law. but the message is clear. further prevent the spread of the coronavirus. it's another step forward as they combat covid-19. all bars, wineries, brew pups and night clubs in california are now being asked to shut down immediately. >> we believe that this is a nonessential function in our state. and we believe that it's appropriate under the circumstances to move in that direction. >> reporter: mean while, restaurants, cafes and eateries can stay open for now, although there's been some pressure to close them as well. >> we don't believe ultimately that is necessary at this moment. consideration nonetheless is to socia

. >>> brian hackney has a check of the forecast, and we're looking at rain potentially for the weekend, right? >> our fingers are crossed. it looks like it's all shaping up tonight for early saturday morning. but first we show you this. cloudy skies around the bay area, and there's san jose with numbers in the mid-50s right now. concord 54, and santa rosa is 52. as we look from high atop sales force out towardnapa has high today. 63 in oakland. the high pressure is finally going to move south, and the result is a cold front moving through the bay area. the center of the front over the bay area right around sunrise on saturday morning. and it looks like it will be brief, passes rain through quickly. looks like only about .10 inches. we'll take what we can get. 7:25 saturday morning it's draped right over the bay area, but it's moving quickly, out by noon. just a few scattered showers. this is saturday, rrow and then by saturday afternoon and evening we have low clouds filtering in, but generally it's over. and the sierra will pick up about three quarters of a foot of snow by all is said

i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette. joe joins us in the market area. joe. >> we've been monitoring a large, loud, boisterous, yet peaceful demonstration as it makes its way through the streets of san francisco. let's take a look from up above chopper 5. this is a crowd of about thousands. they started at city hall, roughly 3:00 with a few hundred. now it has grown exponentially. these folks are protesting the death of george floyd, one of many demonstrations around the country. demonstrating against the death of a man at the hands of a police officer. we've watched as just in the last hour, this crowd branched off in two different directions. one went toward the bay bridge. the other toward the hall of justice. one young demonstrator said he recognizes even gathering in this crowd presents a risk to him. >> we're all risking something by being here. you see, like, how armed the police here are and we know that covid-19 is still happening and this really increases the risk something might go down. to see everybody in support for the injustices we face e

coming up in the next 24 hours, brian hackney joining us now, the new storm will be hitting us at the wrong time. >> it will be pixie this strong line of showers coming down next that is going to be here right at the beginning tomorrow morning. it is a 6:00 to 9 am. the rainfall amount would be about 1 inch it will bring winds heavy rain with it as well. here's what will happenonthe futust by 2 am in northern sonoma county, the first rain begins to touchdown a little north of santa rosa snow will move through the bay area. look at that, 9 am, all the way from fairfield in the north and east down through redwood city in the south and west so the heaviest stuff will be coming down and the winds will be picking up so we have 40 mile- per-hour wind gusts, rain falling at the rate of about 1 inch per hour and all happening right during morning drive. futurecast on the wind shows gusts 41 miles per hour in half moon bay, close to the shoreline. treacherous if you will be coming toward the citythat hour of the day. it blows through quickly but leaves behind pretty good rain amounts. we are e

i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich, a stay-at-home order will take effect tonight at 10:00 in san francisco. contra costa and santa clara counties. alameda county will follow two hours later at midnight and marin will join at noon on tuesday. all will remain under the orders through january 4. >> so many people spent the day getting in one last family meal out, or a much needed cut and color. most larger are tailers will have the means to enter the storm, but for many small bay area businesses, this could be the final straw. kpix 5 da lin on the financial toll they're facing tonight, and how some could actually

. >> no prediction from brian hackney yet. the 49ers coach has a warning for his players. we'll hear what he said. while the packers coach has a message for his team. hear from both coming up. when we were looking for a roommate, he wanted someone super quiet. yeah, and he wanted someone to help out with chores. so, we got jean-pierre. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with renters insurance. ♪ yeah, geico did make it easy to switch and save. ♪ oh no. there's a wall there now. that's too bad. visit geico.com and see how easy saving on renters insurance can be. >>> the 49ers beat the packers -8 back in november, but kyle shanahan has a warning for anybody feeling a little too confident heading into the nfc championship game. >> don't be that stupid. that's not real. it's about sunday's game. >> yeah, don't be stupid. green bay's win over seattle yesterday should get the 49ers attention. aaron rodgers and the packers haven't lost since being blown out at levi stadium in november, and they're looking to get even nday. >> guess what, we got a littl

. >> take a live look at and josc today, yet brian hackney is in for paul with when we might see clear skies. >> seconds to be improving for much of the bay area except right near the glass icon parts of the weekend, so saturday and sunday things should look good at the moment. the wind is driving that smoke from the north to the south and east over the north bay. in the future cast gusts are showing that they, there was so we went to contend with the 55 tomorrow but renewed onshore flow means that the snow concentration which here is over much of the bay area, gets pushed east of much of the bay by tomorrow evening. but as the weekend goes on, what happens up in the north bay, their quality deteriorates by sunday at 6 pm, so much of the bay area looks better for saturday and sunday. then he gets a little bit worse in the north bay. we have the details in the forecast in a few minutes. >>> turn to fire watch right now, and me getting a birds eye view of the classifier. this video just in from cal fire today, crews are focused on holding highway 29 and so far, it is working. the biggest