. >>> and then in a few hours, top fifa officials set to eye one bay area city as the host city for theworld cup. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay." -hi mommy! -hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby... don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. >>> right now at 5:00, refusing to lose. a live report on the make or break meeting between local leaders and top fifa officials happening in just hours, all as they eye one bay area city as a possible host. >>> plus, covid outbreak. multiple students in one east bay high school out sick because of covid and we will talk about the steps the district is taking to contain the spread and what parents need to know. plus -- >> by leading the wo

most bay area cities set daily rainfall record totals yesterday. over 15 inches in kentville into early this morning. yountville picked up almost 10 inches of rain. almost eight inches in danville. farther south, 4.5 in pleasantton. pacifica picked up almost five inches of rain. even the santa clara valley in the shadow of the santa cruz mountains picked up a count of inches of rain. a couple showers out there right now. they are few and far between. they will disappear off the radar entirely within the next hour to 90 minutes. one storm warning in effect for sonoma county. it is an urban and small flood stream advisory goes until the top of the hour. we will take a look at future cast and check out a chance of showers in the forecast tomorrow. it won't be as substantial in a few minutes. >> paul, thanks. >>> if you are thinking of heading to tahoe to see the snow, it may not be a good idea. winter storm warning in effect until 10:00 tonight. heavy snowfall is making travel there a nightmare. >> a little bit heavier than the last two this early. >>

bay area. the price per gallon is even higher than it was a few weeks ago and it was high that as kron four'se is it that you reports the price for gas and one bay area cityeached a new record. >> if the price for a gallon of gas and the city of san francisco seems high even for san francisco. that's because it is in san francisco. the current price of regular gasoline is $4 and $0.75. we're talking record gas prices. the surprise that hasn't been seen. >> ever. >> and as you can see, it's a mess of gas stations. the price for regular is even higher than for 75 this time last year. the price for a gallon was a mere $3.42 triple as well as person surgio of the wlex planes. how international market forces are impacting the cost of fuel here in the states right now. really what we're looking as the price of crude oil. that's really driving the price of gasoline that not only is the bay area, but across the country. >> california has the highest gasoline prices in the country and the bay area owns the top price for fuel in the state. >> it tends to be the case around october in particular, california governor gavin newsome is keeping his eye on a local incide

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the prices at the they just keep going up, including a new record. >> for one bay area city where to o what's driving up these gas prices. and another mountain lion spotted in the bay area. we will show you the moment it was captured. plus. an important vote secured. but the future remains uncertain. the next step in the push to keep the a's rooted in oakland. in the north outlined his captures here in santa rosa. it's being released now back into the wild. the animal was found in front of home. >> late last night kron four's gayle ong live for us in santa rosa with details on this recent sighting, gayle. >> good evening, vicki and grant this now online. we learned as a young male about 45 pounds. >> and he has passed health screening. so he can return back to his natural habitat. but his visit left neighbors in a quiet area. stunned. >> you know, i never thought thought of, you know, eating a skunk or something like that on on the sidewalk fund every mountain lion. >> the signing was in the area of saint francis road in de soto drive in santa rosa eric tingler watch the commotion fro

bay area. marin county, 92% 12 and older are fully vaccinated. 90% in san mateo county. >>> restaurants and outdoor dining, as some bay area cities begin reopening main streets and forcing restaurants back inside. mountain view is holding firm. castro street with dozens of businesses and restaurants will remain closed to traffic. decision made after strong public support but not all businesses are on board. sergio quintana. >> reporter: for more than a year, three blocks of castro street in mountain view have been closed to traffic and outdoor strolling mall in its place. >> walk around and have access to the shops. >> nice ambience, not being not in the cars, jump from side to side of the street. >> reporter: one of the reasons for the pedestrian street malls in cities across the bay area was help restaurants with dining spaces through the pandemic. but in mountain view other business owners benefitted from the pedestrian traffic. >> started off slow coming back but now very big, business has been better than several years at this point. >> reporter: says it also feels safer, no accidents with pedestrians and drivers since the s

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why the bay area is ready to take the next step on the road to recovery. >>> a bay area city putting a stop to illegal side shows. where a new order a is just going into effect this morning. >>> and here is a like look before we leave you. before we head back into a brake. with he will be right back. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area a plan in place to take off the masks in the bay area. the question this morning is it too soon? we are live. >>> the kids are so excited because they lost the last year. >> halloween is just around the corner. this morning why a doctor said there is nothing scary about going door door. >>> and a san jose sharks star under investigation right now accused of using a fake vaccine card. what the team and the league are telling us this morning. >>> and bring on the bay area tours as we celebrate fleet weekw. relieve with the president of the air show network with everything that you need to know about the big show. go

. >>> thousands of bay area children can get the covid shot as soon as next week. >> cities, counties, school districts are beginning this process soon. justin andrews is live in the east bay. officials across bay area are getting ready and fast. >> fda gave the green light and now cdc needs to give final approval which is expected at some point next week. remember it was tuesday we reported that the fda authorized emergency use of a lower covid vaccine dose to children 5 to 11 years old. we are learning that santa clara county, 55,000 doses are expected to arrive next week, enough to vaccinate a third of the 167,000 kids in that age group starting about a week from now. the mask mandate in santa clara will be lifted once 50% of kids between 5 and 11 are vaccinated. we know the city of milpitas already announced a kids' pop up vaccine for sunday november 7. >> we're really looking forward to getting our life back to normal, getting the kids back to normal. it's been really hard these past few years with the masks and social distancing and avoiding parties and things like that. >> doct

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watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area , more local news at 5:30, including the bay area citygoose problem. it's so out of hand officials say it is becoming a public safety issue. drastic measures the city is considering. >>> it could be a breakthrough when it comes to treating covid. we will speak to a bay area medical expert live on the results of a new experimental drug. >>> first our top story, a 50 year debate may be coming to an end soon. the controversial plan for and east bay park. that evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >>> it i'm ken bastida. the university of california gave the green light to start constructing the student housing at people's park in berkeley, but opponents are vowing to block it with lawsuits. kpix 5's da lin is live at people's park with what both sides are saying , and if we will ever see student housing for real. >> reporter: so, this park is home to about 40 to 50 people. to some, people's park represents medical activism, and berkeley's radical history. to others, this park is a solution to the homeless crisis. it's called people's park, but the un

. >>> plus, one bay area city may become the first city in the country to mandate paid sick leave for domestic workers like nannies. >>> kari hall will show us just how much rain fell. this is "today in the bay." >>> good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i am kris sanchez. >> i am cierra johnson. marcus and laura have the morning off. we have a lot to get to but first let's get a look at traffic and weather. kari, how is it shaping up? >> it's going to be dry. here's the next system starting to move in closer. we are going to see rain chances very spotty, and we'll track it with storm ranger as we go into the morning. overall, we're starting off dry and maybe a couple spotty showers here and there. we know our water year starts on october 1st. we're doing pretty well here with 10.5 inches of rain for santa rosa. san francisco also over 5 inches with a big sur plus. we'll talk about how that affects the bay area coming up. >>> yeah, the bay area roadways were affected a lot. highway 84 is an issue. we don't know if the car crashed into the tree and knocked it down or the

. >> a penalty for polluting one bay area city. the oil giant that is paying up after dozens of air quality violations. >>> plus, a warning for parents from yet another police department. the potentially deadly substance disguised on bay area streets. >>> it is hard to get people to completely change their behavior. >> if you exceed your monthly water budget you could pay the price. the changes impacting over a million people in the south bay >>> two of san francisco's biggest food events are back? coming up, we will show you some of the >>> tonight at 11:00 we are learning that shell oil has been slapped with a fine at a refinery they operated. they agreed to pay regulators a $433,000 penalty. the refinery unmasked 44 violations between 2017 and 2020 for emitting excessive amounts of pollution. those pollutants can cause long- term health problems. >>> new at 11:00. tot, alameda county is ce he abu warning about a similar finding on bay area streets. tonight the sheriff's department tweeted out this picture writing just like in hay

for most bay area cities, this is now one of the top five wettest storms we have seen in history. so look at this. in san rafael, in 24 hours on sunday, we picked up 5.92 inches of rainfall, your fifth wettest day ever. in napa, 5.35 inches. oakland with the second strongest storm system ranked by rainfall with 4.28 inches. and livermore, now with the wettest day in history, with 3.57 inches there. shattering the old 24-hour rain record of 2.76 inches setback in 2002. now, as i just showed you, things are moving out. storm ranger, showers across the bay. and very high creeks and streams. from sebastopol, water is receding, but be very careful in this location if you're near any of those creeks, rivers and streams. i'm tracking a chance of showers tomorrow. i'm back with that in about 18 minutes. >> same deal in the peninsula. flooded roads. downed power lines, rain, a heavy toll there. marianne favro joins us from burlingame. they had a lot of issues, even though the storm has passed, marianne, just a lot to deal with now. >> reporter: absolutely, jess. i'm standing on stanton roa

. >>> the key deadline set to affect thousands of employees in two bay area cities. >> we'll tell you where you'll be able to loosen your mask. >>> for the first time, actor alec baldwin spoke out about the accidental shooting on the set of "rust." he fired the prop gun that took the life of halyna hutchins. >> she was my friend. she was my friend. the day i arrived, i took her to dinner with joel the director. we were a very, very, excuse me. we were a very, very, you know, well-oiled crew shooting a film together and then this horrible event happened. i've been told multiple times, don't make any comments about the ongoing investigation and i can't. i can't. i can't. >> that interview happened in manchester, vermont where he's been staying. he said the only reason he agreed to talk so the paparazzi would stop following him. he added that he supports the idea of limiting firearms on sets. >>> new at 11:00, days before halloween, a san jose family is outraged. that's because thieves stole beloved decorations from their yard. security cameras captured it friday morning. you can see a g

. >> and could a plan to cut back on parking in one big bay area city backfire for businesses? >>> and coming up new at 11:00, an original report on the body clock boost. the new study that suggests it's not how you work out that counts, it's when. >> this study is very mind- boggling. >> just an astounding idea. >> it was surprising. >> the tip we can take from our >>> now at 7:00, if your on- line orders have been delayed or you can't find exactly what you need at the store, you are not alone. with port backups building off the california coastline, president biden announced new efforts to plunge the nation's cargo clog. >> the port of los angeles announced today that it's going to begin operating 24 hours day, seven days a week. this follow this port of long beach's commitment to 24/7 that it announced just weeks ago. >> together, those two ports handling about 40% of the country's inbound shipping. fedex and ups are also moving to 24/7 operations to help clear this congestion. >>> back here in the bay area, there are no plans right now to extend hours of the port of oakland

. >>> new fines for people caught watching sideshows in one bay area city. >>> this san jose home was of days ag >>> you are watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >> right now on kpix 5, streaming on cbsn bay area, more local news at 5:30, including big pharmacy chains facing their first federal trial over the opioid epidemic. a look at what is at stake. >>> a new penalty for those caught watching sideshows. the city handing down hefty fines, and even jail time. >> first, top story at 5:30, school systems across the bay area are struggling with staffing shortages. what one south bay school district is doing that is causing uproar. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. devon fehely has more on a plan to use counselors in the classroom getting some pushback. devon? >> reporter: that is absolutely right. parents said the pandemic affected both children's education and their emotional well-being. they say the plan to take counselors out of their current role to fill holes in the classroom will ultimately be two students detriment. >> reporter: san jose unified set of staffing sho

ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, they have been gathering and making a mess along the waterfront for years. we will tell you about one bay area city's plans to clean up its growing problem with geese. >>> plus, it was crocodile versus drone. wait until you see the working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. >>> in a couple of hours it is the return of first fridays. we will be out there live tonight at 6:00. >>> and it is a tricky and messy problem that has been growing for years along the foster city waterfront. now, kpix5's max reports there may be a solution in the works. >> reporter: for years, foster city has tried to keep the canada goose population under control. but the population continues to grow. as the m

. >> a penalty for polluting one bay area city. the oil giant that is paying up after dozens of air quality violations. >>> plus, a warning for parents frometothepoli rt. substance disguised on bay area streets. >>> it is hard to get people to completely change their behavior. >> if you exceed your monthly water budget the price. the changes impacting over a million people in the south bay >>> two of san francisco's biggest food events are back? coming up, we will show you some of the the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. who doesn't like more? but our here, we are just getting started. and i mean, like, a lot more. well, with xfinity you get more for your money. because with xfinity internet you get a free flex 4k streaming box and peacock premium included, with access to tons of free movies

. >> all this at a bay area city council's home. now the frightening scene as gunfire rings out. >>> more shoplifting described as out of control in san francisco means another big chain will be cutting its hours. >>> also with rain returning to the bay area, will it hold off until after halloween. jewels is off tonight. >>> now a big halloween party at a council woman's home ends with gunfire, one person dead. people racing for safety. this all happened at. three others are injured tonight. live at the scene with the latest. >> bryan, among the injured victims, police say two have life threatening injuries and 22 hours after that shooting, still shut down, police are still here collecting evidence. >> investigators placed evidence markers next to shell casings and other important items. even used a metal detector to look for casings. >> we heard the gunshots, a bunch of them and then we heard people screaming. >> lives in an rv parked near council woman's house. >> we were shocked and at the time i guess we were all a little scared

. >>> new mask rules taking effect in san francisc u >>> yet another bay area city requiring vaccines for workers. where the new mandate will apply. >>> a live look outside from exclusive mark >>> it was a good game but it was not supposed to happen like this. >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, heart break in the bay area after a devastating giants loss, what fans and the team have to say. >>> shake up to masking rules in two bay area counties. where you will be able to remove your masks starting today. >>> fate of a johnson & johnson booster shot up for debate. what fda has to say about when those can start. >>> not one but two fires in san jose over night. anne has the latest. >>> good morning. it is friday october 15. i am len kiese. >> i am amanda starrantino. before we get into that heart breaking loss let's get on check on our weather and traffic. mary and gianna are joining us. oh that heart break. it hurts. >> oh i feel it. >> it was fun, we are proud of our giants, we love you. >> you did your thing. >>> it's going to be a beautiful day across the bay area with warm

. >>> plus, one bay area city may become the first city in the country to mandate paid sick leave forrkers like

so why is one bay area city wasting thousands of gallons every single day? bay lake. hundreds of dead carp floating to the surface. what's to blame? >>> governor newsom embarking on a new chapter in his career, but it has nothing to do with politics. >>> still ahead at 5:00 i'm a ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> an update to a story we first brought you last week. a group of formerly homeless seniors who faced off with the city of san jose are now claiming victory. >> they've been battling to stay at their covert shelter motel in downtown san jose. kpix 5's kiet do has been following this story. >> reporter: a group of about 10 seniors have been living here since the start of the pandemic, as it the past couple of months has been nerve- racking and stressful, but now it looks like they will finally be able to stay. >> it has been well worth the journey, knowing we will have a roof over our heads. >> reporter: brian hargrave is the head of the sures

we told you earlier yesterday was the wettest october day in san francisco but all of the bay area cities set records either yesterday or today in the case of livermore for the maximum daily rainfall in the month of october. almost a foot of rain yesterday alone. almost 8 inches of rain in santa rosa and san rafael. unbelievable system. now, the atmosphere will dry out a little more over the next few days, still, one more chance of showers tomorrow, north of the golden gate and along the coast. then, we see dry weather taking hold for wednesday, thursday, friday, high pressure builds in. drier weather but also warmer weather. back to normal temperatures by the latter half of the workweek. check out future cast. staying dry for tonight. other than a little bit of fog accumulating on surfaces. the showers will be approaching the north bay. the sun comes up, light activity. hit or mess, not going to amount to a trace of rain overall. a chance of showers making their way all of the way through san francisco. not surviving inland of the east bay or making their way into the santa clara valley.

why one south bay city is actually looking to build fewer spaces. >> but first, it's like a covid flashback, a bay areacination site, and health officials say they are not worried about the slow start. >> solano county making a big push for booster shots. wilson walker is live in san jose where a new site just reopened today. wilson? >> yeah, we're here at the vaccination hub. health officials are pretty sure that once word gets out that this is here, after one slow day, people will come. >> we would have come to kaiser, we have an appointment later this month, but this way both of us can get it done at the same time and can get in early. >> reporter: they were among those eager to get their booster shots as soon as possible. >> yes, yes, because with the holiday season and lots going on, you just feel so much safer. >> oh, yes. we've been waiting to find out where we could get it and when we could get it. so when she said here, we're here. >> reporter: and health officials thought this site, the county fairgrounds, was the best way to convince most people that the booster process would be a painless o

:30. >>> right now i kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area, more local news at 5:30, including , it is in the heart of downtown. why one bay area citymajor street to traffic for good. >>> after decades of suspicion, a judge throws the book at an eccentric real estate air convicted of killing a former kpix producer. >>> major developments in the fight against covid. today i'm a an fda panel approved moderna's first two shots. what groups will get them first. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >>> i'm allen martin. today fda advisers granted emergency use authorization for moderna's covid booster vaccine. they recommended a lower dose of that shot for seniors and other high-risk groups who got their first doses at least 6 months ago. advisers say the booster could go into arms as soon as next week t guidelines. >> it's critical that we prevent infection as much as we can. >> please get vaccinated. that is how we put this pandemic behind us. >> millions who got their pfizer shot 6 months ago are already getting a booster of that brand. the fda will discuss boosters of johnson & johnson's vaccine tomorrow. >>> joining us live now is the

a vaccination showdown in one bay area city tonight. in&out vs the health department. the poplar burger place was shutdown briefly for refusing to check customer's vaccination status. kpix5 betty yu is live in san francisco. betty there is the first time that we have heard of a restaurant being shutdown for this. >> reporter: that is correct. the city of san francisco this is the first we have heard of it. the solution right now is to be open for to-go orders only. check it out. on the door, the sign reads, indoor dining is unavailable at this time. >> reporter: it is the only way in&out is allowed to stay open in san francisco. offering takeout and outdoor dining this after the chain refused to become the vaccination police for any government. the department of public health temporarily shutdown the location last thursday for not checking for proof of vaccination. >> especially with how many tourists they are seeing it is standard when you are visiting san francisco to hear those are the policies everywhere. >> you think they should follow the mandate? >> yeah. i thin

another bay area city warning its workers get your covid losi. oakland says all employees must be fully vaccinated by november 29th unless they have applied for an exemption. the policy applies to city volunteers and interns. to help facilitate that oakland is hosting free vaccination clinics and offering workers two hours paid time off. it can be challenge to go keep up. there is lots of rules changing all the time. we are trying to make it easier for you. head to nbcbayarea.com. we put together a guide that clearly explains when and where you need to wear your mask. that's right thrown the trending bar. >>> this is the island cove, a fishing boat that sank in its slip at the hyde street harbor in san francisco earlier around 9:30 this morning. this is just east of aquatic park. it's an area really popular with swimmers. the u.s. coast guard is investing what caused that bo boat to sink. they deployed an oil bottom around the boat to contain any fuel spill. there was a person onboard when the boat started sinking but that person bot to land and

bay area city where fake front grass is going missing in the dead of night. working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. >>> the oil spill in huntington beach is now a criminal investigation. the ceo of the pipeline operator says the cause of the leak could be a ship that dropped its anchor on the pipeline to cause a 13 mile slick which is now moving south, miles and miles of pristine beaches are closed. fish, wildlife, and sensitive marine habitats are all threatened. >>> back in the bay area, pleasanton is expected to declare a stage ii water orrood at war usag uire cut >>> as a drought drags on, watch out for thieves looking to steal your t

that doesn't even count jeopardy coming up next, another bay area city considers mandatory water reductionsght conditions worsen. >> where those cuts are expected after the bre tonight, the president city council likely declare a local drought emergency. >> declaring a won a stage 2 water shortage and mandate that pleasanton water customers, reduce their consumption by 15% city staff is recommending the council adopt the urgency ordinance and hire part-time temporary employees to staff the city's drought call center help with the assistance program and respond reports of leaks, water waste and general noncompliance pleasanton city staff is not recommending activating drought rates or excessive use penalties. right now, though, that could that could come down the line of goals are not met and the drought gets worse. we'll bring you the outcome of tonight's vote tonight in our primetime newscasts. and now to check our 4 zone forecast and we're looking out from our camera atop mount tam opi us a beautiful picture looking out over the bay the tent camp check in with our chief that was just aski

. >>> taking a live look at oakland, which is the latest big bay area city to require vaccines for all of its municipal workers. they have until november 29th to comply. employees who qualify for a medical or religious exemption will have to get tested regularly. >>> a lot of san francisco muni drivers have not received their vaccines. now, less than a month before the deadline, muni leadership is sounding the alarm, saying the resulting layoffs could set city transit back more than a year. sea our agency could lose over 300 operators. roughly, the equivalent to the total number of operators we are expected to train and hire over the next 18 months. this adds 18 months to our timeline for restoring 100% of the pre-pandemic service levels. >> reporter: it is already in a serious state of its service, it is in a critical state at this moment so why would you want to drop off your own leg? >> the union that represents the divers has always been opposed to the mandate and are still accepting for an optional weekly testing. >>> tonight centered health tells us just under 200 of its workers

. >>> a big beef tonight between one bay area city and a beloved restaurant that says it refuses to bebegan on storm watch, and a live look at the bay area bridges. this could be the last dry commute we see for a while. >> the next in a series of storms is moving into the north bay at this hour. chief meteorologist paul heggen is tracking what is coming our way. >> rain, more rain, and more rain after this. let's focus on this evening's rain moving into the north bay right now. some moderate to heavy down for moving towards santa rosa. it will make its way down toward the golden gate and across the rest of the bay area. rain chances and santa rosa be around 100% through the rest of the evening, tapering off slightly after midnight, but often dawn showers will remain in the forecast tomorrow and thursday. san francisco's rain chances peak by about 10:00 this evening. they also diminish after midnight, but completely go away. lower rain chances are a little bit later for the south bay.

. >>> and time up up for a lot of people who work in and for a big bay area city to prove they are vaccinated from the police. >> we've been asking what is wrong with that? >> an unusual start today's proceedings in the elizabeth holmes trial, as the judge questions the jury. >> and right now at 7:00, streaming on cbsn bay area, there appears to be some bad blood in san francisco be tonight between the city leaders and one of the nation's largest pharmacy chains. >> this all has to do with why walgreens says its closing stores in san francisco. a story that made headlines across the country. tonight, mayor london breed is pushing back against the idea that rampant retail theft was the main reason behind walgreens decision to shut down five more locations. >> they are saying that's the primary reason, but i also think when a place is not generating revenue, and when they're saturated, san francisco has a lot of walgreens locations all over this city, so i do think that there are other factors that come into play. >> shortly after the mayor spoke, city supervisor dean operaten fired off a serie

several bay area cities are imposing water restrictions right now. we get them on kpix.com. >>> a 3-year-old boy recovering after being shot while riding in the backseat of a car driving along 580 in oakland. the east bay times said it happened just after 10:30 last night near the fontaine avenue overpass. the paper says someone in another car shot the victim's car. that is when the toddler was hit in the foot. the boy is expected to be okay. his father who was driving was not injured. >>> a disruption this afternoon at two bay area high schools. both received bomb threats, and police say the cases are linked. first, students were sent home from st. francis high school in mountain view. someone phoned in a thread about lunch time. police arrived on campus to investigate, and students and staff were sent home for the day as a precaution. then a few hours later, a similar situation happened at presentation high school in san jose. san jose authorities say both calls have been traced back to the same phone number. we are told it was the same male voice

real legal. >> if you are concerned about packages arriving on time, use another service. >>> the bay area citye big goose problem. it is so out of hand it is becoming a public safety issue. the drastic measures that city is considering. >>> words are powerful and students are finding out their strengths. meet the jeffer >>> a messy problem along the waterfront in foster city is becoming a health issue. it may be time to take a major step to control the goose population. the idea does not sit well with everyone. >> for years, foster city has tried to keep the canada goose population under control. the population grows as these birds do not seem to be migrating. >> reporter: whether waddling along the waterfront, canada geese live among the locals. >> i consider them part of the whole landscape of our city. >> reporter: there are around 320 geese that live in foster city. they are considering a plan to reduce that number. the birds are not the concern but the droppings they leave behind. >> it is in our parks and our lagoon system there are beaches in our public walkways. we've got our children

warmer for most bay area cities today. cloud cover not going to be an issue.re going to go from high fire danger concerns to some much needed much welcome. rain. returning for the 2nd half of the weekend arriving sunday night. first for those of you in the north bay for the rest of us in the bay area is going to arrive shortly before midnight. and then it's just going to fizzle out during the overnight hours very early on monday, but it is going to be on the lighter side with more storms heading our way for the 2nd half of next week. so we're on the right track. but from now until then, enjoy that sunshine warming up into the 60's and 70's today. yesterday was just too darned cold even this morning waking up to very chilly temperatures. so it's great to see temperatures. bumping up widespread low to mid and upper 70's inland mid 60's right now along the san francisco peninsula coastline with overnight lows tonight upper 40's to mid 50's. those upper 40's to mid 50's. those of you in santa rosa still going to be on the cooler side. mid 40's for your overnight t

. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news a new record was broken and one of the bay area cities ining of gas prices were looking into what's creating that surge at what's creating that surge at the pump will be right back. i was injured in a car crash. what's creating that surge at the pump will be right back. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ welcome back to the kron 4 morning news a time for you now and we're talking about the weekend because we have a lot to look forward to. >> we have halloween maybe you're dressing up not to know what you're going to be spent. you can tweet us over your kron. let us know what's going to be wearing. and if you're not celebrating like a lot of my

bay area. the price per gallon is even higher than it was just a few weeks ago as kron four's haaziq madyun tells us the price for gas and one bay area city has reached a new record. >> if the price for a gallon of gas in the city of san francisco seems high even for san francisco. >> that's because it is in san francisco. the current price of regular gasoline is $4 and $0.75. we're talking record gas prices. the surprise that hasn't been seen ever. >> and as you can see, it's a mess of gas stations. the price for regular is even higher than for 75 this time last year. the price for a gallon was a mere $3.42 triple as well as person surgio of the wlex planes. how international market forces are impacting the cost of fuel here in the states, price of crude oil is extremely high. >> to a level that we haven't seen since about 2014 and that's really what's driving the price of gas right now. >> california has the highest gasoline prices in the country and the bay area owns the top price for fuel in the state because it's a paradigm that is repeated every single year the solution, according to california governor gavin newsome is to break the

as california's drought continues to get worse, another bay area city is asking residents to cut downn water use. last night, the city of pleasanton approved a 15% mandatory water reductions for residents. and we've heard a lot about the cost of housing at its role in the homelessness crisis, so we asked what can $500,000 by you here in the bay area compared with cities across the country. here's a look at what ktvu south castaneda found. it's nothing new barea housing prices encouraging people to weigh their options when it comes to buying a home outside the region or the state. many people say they just can't afford to compete for the limited inventory. and then there are the inevitable bidding wars. i think it's been normal for some time in terms of affordability in the bay area has been really tough on households looking to buy a home. for the last decade in 2011, the median home price for an existing home in the bay area was $460,000 years later. it's 1.3 million based on those numbers. buying a home for $500,000 seems next to impossible here, but plenty of bay area people are do

. >>> one bay area city is making sure the library can come to you. it up next. >>> the space x crew dragon launch has been delayed for three days because of weather. the launch was supposed to happen and scratched because of a large storm system. stirring up winds and waves. spacex need tamer weather. the flight is now tentatively scheduled for wednesday night delivering four astronauts to the international space station to relieving the four person crew that has been there for six months. >>> we are getting video out of taiwan. costumes in an annual parade have been inspired by skid game. some kids wearing them are not old enough to watch the show. >>> if you can't get to the local library, the library will now come to you, that's the idea behind the new program. hundreds of families dressed in halloween costumes as they celebrated kirby, the new neighborhood bookmobile. the library director hopes it will encourage people to read books and say it is environmental friendly. >> it is eco conscious and having a book mobile reduces the number of cars on

the bay area city where you can soon play a round of golf indoors. >> a look at the wet weather that ive look. darren peck has a final check on the forecast when we come back. >> san jose police are set to nines charges against a civilian employee. we will bring that to you live at 9:30 this morning. and coming up paul breaks down some weather terms of the we are also on the cbs news app. download it for free on your favorite streaming platforms. >>> we are going to take a quick look outside. we are right ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on my mind. i love being able to pick up and go. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious si

bay area. >>> and some bay area city councilmembers forced to return to virtual meetings. do with coronavirus. who we are learning caused chaos. >>> here is a live look before we head break. it's 5 >>> live from the cbs bay area news studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> good morning. it is 6:00 a.m. right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. a critical meeting underway right now in the fight against coronavirus. when kids as young as five could soon get vaccinated. >>> today we could be finding out more about the future of the oakland a's. we will tell you about a board of supervisors meeting happening today that's coming up. >>> looking live on the peninsula, the storm may be over but it's still making a mess in the bay area when we are learning from the scene. >> and later what pet ownerns need to know in being forced to evacuate at the drop of a hat. the humane society joins us live with what you can do to prepar

the city administrator is hoping other bay area employers followed the city's lead.l welcome the council's support, not just for what we have done, but in urging other public and private employers to follow suit. in oakland. i mean, quintana ktvu, fox two news. time is running out for san francisco museum workers to show proof that they are fully vaccinated right now about 640 sf mta workers have not revealed if they've been vaccinated 300 of them. our transit operators. these employees have until the end of the month here to show proof of vaccination or risk losing their jobs union officials say they don't want anyone to be unemployed. we tw 2 58 is asking the mayor is to end city hall is to rescind the policy of get backs or get fired and implement a policy of get back or get tested. san francisco city leaders warned that the vaccine mandate could lead possibly to labor shortages by november one. all 35,000 san francisco city employees have to be vaccinated. according to the chronicle, more than 1800 city employees say they have not been vaccinated and more than 35

. >>> and then paid sick leave for the domestic workers, and the bay area city hoping to make it happen and what needs to be done, next. this is "today in the bay." >>> we're broadcasting to your tv and streaming live on nbcbayarea.com. good morning. it's tuesday. i am cierra johnson. >> i am kris sanchez. laura and marcus are back off. by the way, we are also broadcasting on facebook live if you want to join us for behind the scenes stuff. >>> take a look at how much rain fell. i know a lot of people are still looking at this in amazement, and i am, too. in the course of a week we had five times our normal amount of monthly rain in santa rosa and napa, measuring over 10 inches of rain in some of those spots. most of us had anywhere from 3 to 9 inches of rain, and we have one last chance, one more weak system coming in that could bring north bay showers by late morning and early into the afternoon. spotty light showers may not add up to much, but the ground is already wet and we'll talk more about this and what is ahead in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> happening today, a

still to come in noon bay area cities finding new ways to get through the drought. take a closer look at what officials are doing from the south bay to the north bank. and whether today still tracking some clouds instead that slight chance of a shower by friday night, but next week, the fire danger could be on the increase will talk more about that. and your weekend outlook coming up. k along the hyde street pier in san francisco. officials with the port say one person was on board when the boat started to take on water yesterday morning. the individual was able to get off safely and called for help. sky fox was right overhead as crews work to contain diesel fuel in the water, using a containment boom. san jose state university president mary papazian announced today she'll resign at the end of the fall semester. the patient became the 30th president and third woman to lead the university in july of 2016. her resignation comes amid controversy over the school's handling of sexual abuse allegations by student athletes against a longtime sports trainer. the school ann

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. >>> and then paid sick leave for the domestic workers, and the bay area city hoping to make it happens to be done, next. this is "today in the bay." >>> we're broadcasting to your tv and streaming live on nbcbayarea.com. good morning. it's tuesday. i am cierra johnson. >> i am kris sanchez. laura and marcus are back off. by the way, we are also broadcasting on facebook live if you want to join us for behind the scenes stuff.