he sat down with andrea nakano with a plea to the community to take a stand against crime. >> reporter: oakland so far this year has seen 120 homicides and we have been hearing more of the stories of late of innocent victims getting caught in the deadly gunfire. >> people in oakland deserve to be safe just like any other city. the behavior is unacceptable. i don't know how anybody can rest at night and tolerate this violence. >> reporter: over the weekend a mother and her 11-year-old were shot in their east oakland home. also 23-month-old jasper wu was caught in a gun battle as his family was driving home on 880. >> that's one of the cases where peek are like goodness, how did this happen? how did that young boy get caught in all this? it makes people go well, nobody is safe. what would your message be to the people who live here and the people who are reluctant to cothci? >> wantpele tokn are rkg ound the lock to identify the people responsible. >> reporter: the chief goes onto add with fewer officers the oakland police department is only solving roughly 35% of cases. the department h

. >>> that was andrea nakano reporting. officials don't have a vaccine supply shortage and are urging parents to check the health department's website for appointments and to consult with pediatricians. >>. for everything you need to know go about getting your child vaccinated, including where to sign up, go to kpixcom and collect the banner at the top of the home page. >>> big news on the fight against covid-19. pfizer announced a new pill to treat covid that could save thousands of lives. the results of a new study showed the drug reduced hospitalizations and deaths by queen% in high-risk adults. not only that, it can also be used at home by people exposed to covid who have more mild symptoms. president biden praised the new drug. he said the u.s. has secured millions of doses of the pfizer pill. >> if authorized by the fda, we may son have pills and treat the virus of those becoming infected and we're secured millions of doses. the therapy would be another tool in our toolbox to protect people from the one of the outcome

kpix 5's andrea nakano is live with andrea borba has more live on the recall election. >> reporter: this will look a lot different than the one we saw with governor newsom a few months back. as of today the voters of san francisco will get a chance to decide again if they want chesa boudin to be the district attorney. former state senator mark leno says folks have been trying to recall chesa since the day he was sworn in. >> they are lost. they lost the election, they are grieved, they are angry, and they want to you be grieved and angry so you will vote to support the recall, but it is not good for san francisco and it is an assault on our democracy. >> reporter: andrea shorer is with safer san francisco without boudin and said a majority of the signatures gathered were from democrats and this is about safety. >> this is a city is that definitely believes in and supports criminal justice reform, but also understands that we can have both criminal justice reform and public safety. and people don't feel safe in san francisco. resident does not feel safe in san francisco. >> reporter: the

. >> andrea nakano explains. >> i have zero panic whatsoever as a public health person, as infectious disease doctor of 44 healthy people who are fully vaccinated who may have a little virus in their nose on a highly sensitive test. it is not an outbreak. it does not mean they got sick. it does not mean that the vaccines don't work. it means our public health strategy in the case was off and they were doing mass testing of people who didn't need it. >> reporter: according to the athletic director, 99.5% of players are vaccinated but everyone had to submit to covid test whether they showed symptoms or not. >> we had a person symptomatic and we contact traced anybody who was asymptomatic was tested. >> that seemed to frustrate some of the players. "university health services told players they could be arrested for refusing to test as vaccinated individuals with no symptoms." >> it did not need to get to this point. asymptomatic testing of groups regularly is not recommended. >> reporter: the cal football program is in the spotlight but the doctor says this is an example of what can happ

andrea nakano was there as she was reunited with her parents. >> reporter: family members relieved to hold the one-year- old again after she was discovered in the parking lot of an apartment complex. >> they were blocking the driveway and it was just sitting here. it was weird because they heard a baby screaming and crying. then they looked and flashed the lights. the baby was in there, door was open, and they got the baby out. >> reporter: officers responded right away along with family. they did not want to talk but confirmed the baby was okay as they walked away to take her home. investigators say the child was left in a running car when the father stepped out to talk to another man at this business on bliss street. the two men were approached by a woman asking for a cigarette but then the woman got into the car and drove off with the wild inside. officers scoured streets until they got the tip that baby mona was at the complex. police did not find the suspect and a k-9 was called to help with the search. the good news is that the child was found safe and unharmed. >> i have 12 kid

andrea nakano is digging for that answer. look for her report coming up at 11. >>> a bay area cold case is heating up tonight. police just arrested four suspects for the murder of a high school football standout from redwood city. 17-year-old mohammed oxman was shot and killed outside of central elementary school in belmont of january of 2019. investigators now say the suspects lord them there for a phony marijuana purchase, intending to rob him eric so far they have not said how or why it escalated into a shooting, or named the suspects. >>> 13 years after the mysterious fraternity house death of the san jose state student, a new investigation has reconfirmed the cause. gregory johnson's body was found in the sigma chi basement in november of 2008. the medical examiner determined it was a suicide, but johnson's family fought back, saying he wasn't suicidal, and did not leave a note. the outcry prompted protests on campus, and in front of the fraternity house. the das office recently investigated again, and reached the same c

andrea nakano has more. >> there is a chance he can change his mind. i hope he does. >> reporter: fans are not ready to see their favorite catcher walk away. >> i can see how it might have made sense that this is the time. but of course we want him to play forever. >> reporter: 34-year-old posey had quite a career, started as rookie of the year and became seven time all star, gold governorrer, three time world series champion. >> posey is above everybody because he accomplished so much. >> reporter: the baseball historian and host of talking baseball with marty say rings match posey best catcher in franchise history. >> he has resiliency. just seeing him behind the plate and seeing his career, that's to me what i will always remember about him. >> reporter: buster suffered two season ending injuries in his career and took several knocks to the head behind the plate. he could tell the injuries were taking a toll. >> the grind got to him and i think he really would like to live a normal so called life and i think that's the bottom line of it. >> reporter

. >> kpix 5's andrea nakano tells us every county is now in the cdc's orange or red tear. >> reporter: here in marin county, health officials say this is just going to be part of this next normal. they say they are going to expect to see these ebbs and flows throughout the winter. the case here and there will make a huge difference, especially in a small county like marin. it's not just out happening here in marin county, but the entire area is under cdc's substantial or high transmission categories. marin and san francisco were the only two that dropped down into the yellow or moderate category for some time. laney hendrix, the public information officer for marin, says the county was on the higher edge of the yellow category. this isn't a surprise at all. she says this back and forth between yellow and orange will probably happen for a while, and transmission rates won't be the only factor in reissuing stricter mandates. >> just because we moved into orange today my doesn't mean we will hurry and reissue mask wearing, because the other two criteria are still looking good. or than 80