demonstrations occurred in 1977 there were many years of collaboration that had been going on in the berkeley bay area. i'm going to bring in this thought here this so many compliments about crip camp. it's an you can see here this is the web page go look at this oscar nominated documentary feature lots of comments lots of feedback and then this comment that we got a little bit earlier this gave me pause because i did see the intersectionality in the film when i watched kate was asking for more have a listen have a look. i thought the critic can't could have utilized histories and stories in direct narrative black people and people of color i thought that critic camp really needed so more perspective on how racial justice also informed their disability rights remark if felt very white and. really interested in how crypt can call elaborated more on other experiences as it was shaping not just can't deny later disabled policy given the car i'm going to give this to both of you to new start. i think that. one of the things that we really try to do with our film was to leverage an entire campaign which we

is a key pillar in building a better bay area and more schools are welcoming students back on campus this week. kindergarten through second grade returned to berkeley's classrooms, unlike many bay area school districts, the students will be getting in person learning five days a week. the classrooms were pretty full today but with plenty of plexiglas and masks and just about all of the teachers are now vaccinated. >>> in the north bay students waved goodbye to distanced learning as san rafael's elementary schools reopened. much like berkeley students, they will be in the classroom five days a week all sorts of precautions including teachers and students wearing masks and everybody putting safety first. classes like arts and music will remain virtually for the time being. >>> san francisco's montco monk only center is going to reopen for conferences in september. organizers say they about everyone who attends will be vaccinated by then. the last conference was in february of last year for >>> san mateo county says it is planning to hold its county fair this year, there will be smaller crowds based on tier status, fewer exhibits and you will need to ma

is a key pillar in building a better bay area and more schools are welcoming students back on campus this week. kindergarten through second grade returned to berkeley'sssrooms, unlike many bay area school districts, the students will be getting in person learning five days a week. the classrooms were pretty full today but with plenty of plexiglas and masks and just about all of the teachers are now vaccinated. >>> in the north bay students waved goodbye to distanced learning as san rafael's elementary schools reopened. much like berkeley students, they will be in the classroom five days a week all sorts of precautions including teachers and students wearing masks and everybody putting safety first. classes like arts and music will remain virtually for the time being. >>> san francisco's montco monk only center is going to reopen for conferences in september. organizers say they about everyone who attends will be vaccinated by then. the last conference was in february of last year for >>> san mateo county says it is planning to hold its county fair this year, there will be smaller crowds based on tier status, fewer exhibits and you will need to make a

firefighters on the berkeley and albany fire departments will up staff at the site to make sure they can accommodate all of these people.>> tonight we have learned another bay area police chief is stepping down.'s time in the city of berkeley. andrew greenwood announced he will be retiring after 35 years on the force. the berkeley native says it's time to focus on family and health. is last day will be next friday. >>> still ahead, tonight at 11 and streaming in the bay area. a major northern california zoo runs out of money. what's going to happen to all of the animals? >> people are still coming and they are still supporting the zoo. it takes a little bit more than that. >>> if your neighborhood -- a better picture tonight of the bay area! this.>>> an iconic bay area park still smoldering after six months after it was ravaged by fire. why the fire is still not out. >>> a woman makes a creepy discovery in her bathroom that mirrors a cold horror classic. >>> we have good news and the weather forecast. river storm system over the pacific i will send rain towards the bay area. we will track that and more rain next week coming up in the >>> to go i look at the stat

bay area pedestrian bridge. inthat. a recent al state berkeley study shows a recent uptick in hate crimes. increases were small in the bay area, in san jose for example, the numbers jump from four to ten during that time. in san francisco the numbers went from six to nine. experts say hate crimes are widely underreported and even when police are involved, sometimes they fail to document those incidents involving bias. >>> happening now, nashville police say at least four people are dead because of flooding. a flash flood emergency has been declared after several storms dropped heavy rain on eastern and central parts of the state. rescues have been under way nonstop and in east texas, a tornado tore through small towns killing one person and damaging dozens of homes. >>> and i know we haven't had a lot of rain here, but i am curious what we have up for this week, because it was a beautiful week last week. fingers crossed a lot of the same. >> yes, we'll have more of the same. at this point we need some of that rain to move through but we don't want this much and this is a look at all of the

bay area. >> if you look 6 what is happening in the world. little by little and most importantly, together hundreds gathered at aquatic park in berkeley sunday afternoon to support the asian-american community. >> the movement against violence park since the pandemic in high end after fatal attacks in the bay area. and nationwide think that the atlanta shooting really brought this more into the spotlight smaller things have been happening that you don't hear as much. but then suddenly it's being broadcast everywhere and everyone everybody understands how big of an issue that i think that really might be the event put together by local 7th graders. >> 12 year-old mina is one of the organizers. she says her mother who is asian was purposely coughed on last year. it was like, yeah, like we're we feel like we're in a bubble here in and we're really not in happens all the time. their message society has to change and the focus has to change they keep getting worse and worse. and i care about kids to cell. who are afraid leave their this is nothing new. >> i think a lot of our communities of experience, white supremacy, systemic racism. generation

berkeley. unlike many bay area school districts, the students there are getting in person learning five days a week. classrooms are pretty full with 20 of plexiglass and masks. and just about all of the teachers have been vaccinated. >>> at a popular roadway in san francisco close to traffic? what residents are saying they want done with the upper gray highway. >>> gray wolf started far away from home. why the siding is so rare. >>> and the winter is starting to relax a little bit in our mountains, only mount diablo about 60, the exception. everybody else, less than 30 opy makes saving easy. and way less awkward... because when you have xfinity internet and add mobile, you can save up to 300 dollars a year on wireless. two great products. one great value. saving made easy. can your internet do that? this place can fix it. thanks. get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. plus, add xfinity mobile and you could save up to $300 a year. switch today. >>> today, investigators are on the massive container ship that became stuck in the suez canal. they are trying to figure o

rallies standing up against anti-asian hate are planned tomorrow afternoon across the bay area in milpitas, berkeley, dublin, oakland, and fremont. >>> still ahead on kpix5 at 11:00. >> the complicated mission to rescue two people from a manmade tunnel. >>> and we are hours away from an unusual moving day in san jose. where the century old apartment building is headed to next. >>> take a look at that. five days after that massive cargo ship got stuck sideways in the suez canal, there is still no time line for removing it. investigators said today that strong winds weren't the only reason for the accident. they are not ruling out human error. more than 320 ships carrying billions of dollars worth of cargo are anchored at either end of the canal. as dredgers work to remove sand and mud from around the 224,000- ton vessel. and if they can't free it, the next step would be removing hundreds of containers aboard to lighten it. quite a puzzle. like the ikea furniture itself. >>> the swedish home furnishing company says there could be big delivery delays. >>> back in the bay area. deputies had to pause a t

that whatever happens in one part of the country will eventually make its way here to the bay area. berkeley's dr jo, three ts will have a huge impact. how we behave, how we behave as a society that is our governments and how the virus behaves traveling the way cities reopens. in the emergence of the uk variant as the dominant coronavirus strain could lead to a search that dr schwartzberg says will likely happen in the next six weeks. the good news if the search does happen, it likely won't lead to overflowing. i fuse there's gonna be more like going up the hill. staying at the hell for a while, then coming down again, but it will. cause more people to get sick cause more people to get hospitalized. and tragically, it will cause more deaths. so we need to do everything we can to avoid the search for that reason. doctor jin hyung and dr sports berg both say that's this. we've passed the pandemic one year mark natural immunity for those who had the virus may be waning, making the surge all the more possible. the state recommends that vaccine eligible people reach out to their health care provide

bay area. >> if you're living on a fixed, what is happening in the world. little by little and most importantly together hundreds gathered at aquatic park in berkeley sunday afternoon to support the asian-american community. >> the movement against violence park since the pandemic in high end after fatal attacks in the bay area. and nationwide think that the atlanta shooting really brought this more into the spotlight smaller things have been happening that you don't hear as much. but then suddenly it's being broadcast everywhere and everyone everybody understands how big of an issue that i think that really like the event put together by local 7th graders. >> 12 year-old mina is one of the organizers. she says her mother who is asian was purposely coughed on last year. it was like, yeah, like we're we feel like we're in a bubble here in and we're really not happens all the time. their message society has to change and the focus has to they just keep getting worse and worse. and i care about kids to cell. others who are afraid leave their this is nothing, though. >> think a lot of our communities of experience, white supremacy, systemic racism. generation that the

there are similar ordinances and other bay area cities, including berkeley, san matteo and oakland.ity of santa rosa is offering help to musicians facing tough times during this pandemic, the city's offering $2000 grants to musicians who live in santa rosa and are facing financial hardship due to the loss of income applicants must be submitted or applications rather must be submitted by april 11th on the city of santa rosa's website. musicians must be 18 or older. to qualify. the white house's expressing optimism about the covid-19 relief package that could soon be signed. into law. the administration hopes millions of americans will get those $1400 relief checks and struggling businesses will soon get access to some much needed money. box news. ray bogan has the latest now from washington. the white house says americans could start to receive their coronavirus stimulus payments by the end of the month. the iris and bureau of the federal fiscal service are building on lessons learned from previous rounds. increase the number of households that will get electronic payments, which are

bundle up as you venture outside a range of 30's in areas like half moon bay, double in the north bay with petaluma at 32 to even low 50's in areas like berkeley 50 degrees so pretty wide range of numbers regardless do dress warm for this chilly morning. reyna john thank you and good morning we already have 2 major hot spots to

the bout we are looking outside at some clearing conditions out there for parts of the bay area right now over berkeleyare seeing some pretty nice bright skies, but definitely still some low sign of those showers that overhead for some of these areas like or bayside areas in berkeley and richmond now we may be drying out, but that's only temporary we will be seeing times of sunshine in cloudier skies today at times as well right shower activity is concentrated south of the bay along the central coast and then a little bit further north out towards eastern portions of solano county futurecast shows you those spotty showers that we're in the midst of right now continuing for much of the morning, a good dose of sunshine expected mid-afternoon and then a resurgence of rainfall late afternoon into evening tonight. and our best chance of isolated thunderstorms along with that more widespread rain, especially past sunset this evening watch out for isolated thunderstorms coming along with heavy bursts of rain some strong winds even some hail and cloud to ground lightning not your evening to be doing some outdo

pockets of shareholders and executives if passed san francisco would join other bay area cities, including oakland berkeley, san leandro in santa clara and then after similar ordinances, the city's government audit oversight committee will hear this legislation on thursday if approved there it will then go on to the full board for a vote march 9th and as an emergency ordinance and he's at least 8 votes to pass if passed it will go into effect >>and to the kron 00:00am morning news. let's get another check of weather with john trouble this morning who tells me that this week is going to look great. it's the weekend that we're still questioning here. >>yeah the weekend does look like it's going to bring a big switch up urena the week ahead of us though today tomorrow and thursday in particular will continue to

. >> so many people i have met at mills are working for cities around the bay area. >> berkeley vicemayor got her masters in public policy from mills. >> just a wonderful place and, you know, it's really adding to our community. that's what makes it so sad. >> congresswoman barbara lee sent a statement that said she is heartbroken and outraged. she wrote i was able to attend college and earn a degree. i often had to bring my sons to class, something that would have been impossible at other colleges and universities. i'm asking the board to reconsider the decision to close the college. it is critical that the board not allow any path that would diminish opportunities for african american and latin students. mills will most likely send out it's final degrees in 2023. >>> you have a bit more time to file taxes. the irs and california have extended the filing deadline to may 17th. this was made to different people more time to navigate the tax changes. this does not apply to estimated quarterly tax payments that applies to some workers. those are still due april 15th. >>> saint patrick's

the east bay areas looking out there at our berkeley camera right now. skies are pretty clear. we are seeing some cloud cover pushing in across the bay this morning and a sign of a cloud here afternoon to come ahead of us not going to be as clear as yesterday was comes along with a similar feel, though, for your saint patrick's day and a dry one if you want to do some outdoor dining today. we're not going to stay dry, though. we have our next weather maker on the horizon about to be scooting its way. our direction in the evening hours tonight ahead of that. just a cloudier forecast ahead of us. you can actually see in future cast the cloudy blanket that will be shrouding the bay area well into the afternoon now come tomorrow morning. showers really start to push in. this is 03:00am having seen a couple of sprinkles in the bay, but more widespread of rainfall right in the middle of your morning commute tomorrow. so do expect some wet conditions for your thursday drive into work after a dry morning commute this morning come tomorrow afternoon. still looking at isolated showers and

bundle up as you venture outside a range of 30's in areas like half moon bay, double in the north bay with petaluma at 32 to even low 50's in areas like berkeley in pittsburgh right at 50 degrees so pretty wide range of numbers regardless do dress warm for this chilly morning. reyna john thank you and good morning we already have 2 major hot spots to tell you about. >>one fatality this one is in san pablo 80 westbound at some pablo dam road again a good alternate would be to take richmond park way to get around that or san pablo avenue also here in the south bay 8 80 northbound at guess road. we have another car accident this also has a car that's leaking gas so they have to clean up as well could alter for you to 8680 or 82. we also know that they are so slow down right here along one o one in san jose look at that headed towards menlo park, it'll take about 36 minutes, let's get a look at the bay bridge though heading into the city right now under 12 minutes for your drive time to the fremont street exit. the san mateo bridge also a nice enough to let the community are under 14 here for your drive time and heading out of richmond at 7 minute

well, the north bay actually in the 40's along with areas like oakland, berkeley and san francisco. so pretty wide range of numbers to start this morning. some of us like fairfield are just a touch warmer than yesterday. well, most of the bay area's actually off to a colder start and you can actually blame that on the calm down and wind speeds as well as the clear skies. allowing temperatures to really get a bit chillier during the overnight hours after a cool start. we have a warm afternoon on tap a look at those afternoon temperatures around 03:00pm highs will rise. well into the 70's under ample sunshine. and that's just the start because this weekend is bringing upper 70's by saturday and sunday for many spots i'll get to that part of your forecast still to come. but first, well, let's get back to still a little come on the roads. it looks like yes, it is. and i'm not tracking. >> any major hot spot. so this is a good start to our morning. there is a high wind advisory along the altamonte past. you want to drive safely over that. i know it gets pretty congested in the morning. so

bay area news. >> pete, thanks very much. >>> berkeley is reportedly moving forward with bay. berkeley reports that city council had two measures that would create 9,000 new housing units. remove single home zoning in berkeley and allow more multi-family building. >> could massive amounts of now vacant office space lead to more apartments in san francisco? "the chronicle" reports there's so many vacant office space due to pandemic it could fill 11 salesforce tower so there's talk about whether that office space should or could be converted into apartments. there's precedent here. after the dotcom boom and bust the city did it. still it's report that had holding on to that office space might be more lucrative for building owners than apartments especially if work from home sours and we're called back to the office. rental prices, by the way, have dropped. new data from the rental website zumper, up-red room plum s32% in sunnyvale and santa clara and redwood city down 29%. dropped 24% in san francisco, 20% in oakland and 18% in san jose. >>> we have new details this morning. vta

at widespread areas of rain moderate rain along 92 right now from san mateo to hayward on up the peninsula through san bruno through san francisco and across the bay bridge over to berkeleyng at some areas of rainfall some sprinkles as well further north in the bay area once you head up towards sandra fell and mill valley at least temperatures are nice and cool we're in the mid 40's for alameda hayward san mateo and oakland to get the light jacket on this morning and then you will have a lot of sunshine some dry skies to look forward to later on today, i'll tell you more about that still to come first of all we've had a lot of issues on the roads this morning and rain that we do have a few hot spots to talk about and john we had an early morning, one in santa rosa, that's clear this one in orinda is still here sadly this is a fatality. >>westbound 24 at fish ranch road right now they just have that close at wilder road. so you can still come you do there this is actually what it looks like wannacry and towards at 5, 8, 9, 8, interchange just at 11 minutes for you, but they still are working on that accident right here at the bay bridge, not only is it when we have a stal

certainly a gorgeous day around the bay area but look what's just off the coastline and headed our way we've got some rain coming we'll talk about it next. >>and he's he berkeley study shows people are leaving the bay area but not necessarily out of state reporter lonnie wong shows us why. the sierra is now a popular destination for people looking to relocate. >>the resort town of truckee off interstate 80 has long been a popular skiing and outdoor recreation destination for folks in the valley and the bay area. but recently people are not only visiting they're staying for good in the past decade, the town of 16,000 residents average 15 newcomers a year. according to the 2020 census, its. the 1000 new residents in just the past year. it's not a surprise the locals, the traffic is just. >>it's awful like if you're up here on irving on a holiday. and you try to go home at the wrong time. it's a parking lot our infrastructure is not able to handle residents also worry about the cost of competition for housing. >>chuckie and the surrounding area has always been a huge tourist attraction. and apparently it's been recreational visitors who have taken the opportunity

morgan hill have been bay livermore and dublin each in the 30's right now areas like alameda right at 50 degrees san francisco, oakland and berkeley right around that 50 degree mark to well certainly a cold start in the north bay with temperatures in the 30's up there as well compared to yesterday at the same time fairfield is down 15 degrees. so we do have a bite to it as you're stepping outside this morning just make sure that they're on that extra layer and stay but on the cozy side as we work our way on into the afternoon you've got some more 60's to look forward to and plenty more sunshine as well. john thank you all right, let's get a look at our bridges to leave in the east bay this morning heading into the sea. >>under 11 minutes for your drive time not seeing any major hot spots or accidents or high wind advisories for that matter. let's also get a look at the san mateo bridge heading across the peninsula there under 40 minutes for your drive time the last week the san mateo bridge. we saw this bridge pickup become the busiest this morning we're not seeing any accidents to slow you down and a look at the richmond sandra f

jacket ready to go now this morning we're already off to a calmer start across the bay area, your view outside from berkeley right now is showing a pretty calm scene looking out toward the east bay there down into the bay itself now that's not to say we don't have a few lingering showers hanging on. let's zoom in on a couple the spots where we are looking at some rainfall that includes our neighbors down in the south bay right now you are in san jose up to milpitas in down towards saratoga as well as campbell we are looking at some areas of light to moderate shower activity. no we do have some snow it's mostly staying above 17 though as you cross the santa cruz mountains down to santa cruz itself. so do expect some slick spots but the good news is snow line is above 17. we also have some snow up into blurs just east of san jose a little bit further north on the map and we are looking at conditions out definitely still rainy up areas like the great just a couple of sprinkles hanging out for most of these spots again that's a little bit further north on the map you can see that they're the snaps having a toug

the best bagels in california could be found in los angeles and here in the bay area boy chick bagels in berkeley, opened just three months ago before the pandemic began, and since the times article came out, the store's been packed so much so that they had to stop sending out mail order bagels as a cater to their bay area fans. i am just so flattered to be put on that just to share this stage to say that my bagels are as good as the best in new york that that's the ultimate end goal for me, and it's pretty cool to boyd trick bagels is known for their softer, more leathery crust. winston says she came up with her recipe after experimenting for five years by which, by the way is a yiddish word for cute little boy. i can't wait to try them all right, the grammy award words were held tonight, and they looked a little different this year with a much smaller ceremony and all of the artists wearing masks, reporter amanda solace tells us about tonight's big winners. trevor noah hosted the 2021 grammy awards, and they started off with back to back performances with a couple of music's biggest names. harr

. >>> goodwill was forced to close eight of the bay area stores in berkeley, livermore, and vallejo.onations were great, but they said that the shelter in place has scared off the customers. at least 61 employees will lose their jobs because. closures, but goodwill said they have 20 stores open in the east bay and they could openings that could be filled by those who would be laid off. >>> if you are looking at a fun and sustainable and social distanced way to get the vaccine, how about a ride on a scooter? free rides are going to in oakland. >> we looked at how we could partner with city and realized that free rides would be a way to help those who don't necessarily have the need for transportation. >> riders who show proof of the vaccine appointment will get a $20 credit to their account. >>> it's now 6:16, and let's see how the roads are shaping up on this tuesday. here's gianna. >>> good morning. and let's getting busy out at t bridge. you can see things are backing up at the toll plaza especially off the overpass. it's getting slow at the incline and a few brake lights at treasu

bay area stores. that includes locations in berkeley, livermore, oakland and vallejo. goodwill's ceo says donations have been good, however, the pandemic has led to a large drop in customers. at least 61 employees will be impacted by the closures. >> our business is people pick a we have a mission and that mission is to turn donations into jobs, help people get back on their feet. and of course, our stores are a major way in achieving that. >> people obviously needed especially now and that is the place to go down which is bizarre. >> it is sad. i mean, i like donating to goodwill. i feel like my stuff is going to a good place and to people who really need it. >> millions are forced to choose between staying home without pay or exposing others at work if they have covid. that is because the sickly protections expired on january 1st. new data shows five out of six working telephone onions do not qualify for the federal paid sick days or family leave even when they were mandatory. lawmakers have two new bills that would require businesses to offer two weeks paid covid re

bay area this morning. temperatures are starting to climb now a few less 30's on the map hayward you're at 46 oakland and berkeley each in the 50's along with pittsburgh. well santa rosa in petaluma still hanging out in the upper 30's right now i've got more on your forecast still to come and that does include some rain this time around first though let's get a look at traffic with we've had a very busy morning. we actually had a hot spot. here in san paolo, but again this is clear but you're still seeing major delays from that hot spot 80 westbound at san pablo dam road and again it's also causing delays along the richmond sandra fell bridge here in the south bay westbound to told avenue in sunnyvale. >>traffic collision there so again we're seeing slow down there in the south bay. this is what the richmond sandra fell from the looks like you for you right now out of richmond 14 minutes for your drive time, but the bay bridge has started to improve erupted on 19 minutes earlier now we're back down to under 15 minutes for your drive time to the fremont street exit a look at the san mateo bridge heading across the

another bay area school district has announced plans to return students in the classroom. the berkeley unified school district, ill. parents that traditional transitional kindergarten through second grade can return for five days a week of in person instruction. starting monday, march 20. ninth the superintendent says the district will still provide distance learning for families who aren't ready to return to campus. it's really promising news that we might have five full days of school in person. but again, that's just a date. um, we've had dates before. i think that until our kids are on campus, we're going to keep, you know, advocating for our kids. parents have until march, 11th to decide if their children will return to class. third through fifth graders are set to return to in person instruction. april 12th. year of shifting reopening guidelines and lockdown fatigue. those were just some of the challenges facing governor gavin newsom today. a year into this a year into this pandemic tonight, the governor delivered an unorthodox state of the state address with a recall effort loom

. >>> berkeley skoins will ban police from using less lethal weapons including water canons and crowd control devises. police in several bay areaies used them during the black lives matter protests last year. this video shows san jose pd using tear gas to disperse demonstrators. the berkeley city council already had a ban in june. >>> we have video from a shop on green street. this man tried to break in overnight a couple weeks ago. you can see him walk up to the door with that flashlight. it appears he tried to get in using a blowtorch. the owners say the would-be thief didn't manage, though, to get inside. but then another shop around the corner on hyde street was broken into last week. someone broke in and took more than 60 bottles of italian wine worth more than $2,200. >>> really tough for those business owners. >> let's bring in rob mayeda talking about this warm weather. this is al fresco dining, rob. >> it is. it's going to be in the 70s through 7:00. the real story moving forward, record-breaking temperatures. you'll think we hit the fast forward button straight into july. how long the heat sticks around and how long b

bay area sports. see you tonight. >>> crazy to think it's almost that time. it is 4:56. with the new tier comes a new timeline. >> next, when berkeley students can make their classroom come back and why some don't agree. >> and some wild weather coming through the bay area overnight. we mr. have a look at some of it including a lightning strike that struck a tree i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. now california phones offers

there are similar ordinances and other bay area cities, including berkeley, san matteo and oakland.nd the city of santa rosa, is offering help to musicians facing tough times during the pandemic. the city. offering $2000 grants to musicians who live in santa rosa and are facing financial hardship due to lost income applications must be submitted by april 11th on the city of santa rosa's website. musicians must be 18 or older to qualify. now in the nation's capital. the house of representatives is expected to vote on the coronavirus relief bill tomorrow morning. the house needs to approve the bill. with the senate's changes before sending it to president biden for signature. democratsanly sps . east bay congresswoman barbara lee told us today she believes will pass despite disappointment about the minimum wage increase not being allowed in the final bill under senate rules. so we've got to get this done. the american people deserve it. democrats and republicans, independents bring party members and people who are not affiliated with any part they deserve to have a living wage. and so

other bay area cities including berkeley, oakland and san matteo, have already passed similar ordinances he's a congressman, eric swalwell filed a civil lawsuit against former president trump today for inciting the attack at the u. s. capitol in january. donald trump jr. rudy giuliani and congressman mo brooks air also named in the suit, well, well said they are quote wholly responsible for the injury and destruction on january 6. pentagon is reviewing a request by the capital police to keep national guard troops patrolling the u. s capitol for another two months. this is after evidence of a possible plot to target the capital yesterday by a militia group in support of former president trump. there was no disturbance yesterday, but the threat of another assault on the capitol prompted an increase in security house finished its business for the week on wednesday, partly due to security concerns. the senate remains in session to work on the coronavirus relief package. so i'm confident the security is adequate to make sure we can get our work done. heightened security comes as law enforceme

similar ordinances have been passed another bay area cities, including berkeley, oakland awet biden and democrats have agreed to tighten eligibility limits for those stimulus checks as a way to really push that $1.9 trillion covid relief bill through the united states senate in a bid to win support from moderate democrats, income limits have been narrowed to receive stimulus jax now under the new agreement, $1400 checks will go to individuals earning $80,000 in couples earning $160,000 or less. so far, no republicans have said they will vote in favor of the bill, but democrats can pass it without republican support. this package that nancy pelosi's put forward. it's basically a liberal wish list disguised as a covid-19 relief package. this bill is not a liberal wish list. this is an american wish list. senate majority leader chuck schumer says he wants the senate to vote on the bill this week in order to get itextendeds expire. yeah, happening today president biden and the transportation transportation secretary poot butt beat. excuse me, the transportation secretary people to judge our

bay area. >>> kamala harris could soon become an historic landmark, berkeley's city council is considering aew measure tonight. >>> it would extend landmark status to homes of historic people. harris made history as the first woman vice president of black and asian descent. broke a lot of barriers right there. thanks for watching at 6:00. the cbs evening news is next. >>> we'll be back here at 7:00 p.m. say anks captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, a shot of hope-- new infections and coronavirus hospitalizations are down as vaccinations continue to ramp up. get this-- almost 60% of americans 65 and older have already gotten at least one dose. the lowest level of deaths since the fall, great news, indicating the third wave is over. but there's still a long way to go as many wait for their turn to get their shot. why the c.d.c. is now saying those who are obese should be prioritized. more mild side effects? aches, chills, fevers-- nothing compared to getting covid, but why are women experiencing more side effects than men after getting a shot? her majesty breaks her silence. to

bay area. things to those winter storms, not a cloud in the sky, though, for those of you in the east bay over berkeley. >> enjoy that sunshine there. radar is showing dry and clear conditions for most of the bay area and that storm now shifting south into the central storm into the central coast. for those of you throughout southern and central california. and when tracker for tracking light to breezy winds out there out of the west. so we are getting a cool sea breeze influence right around 20 miles per hour or less. but take a look at the 24 hour. temperature change double digit warming for parts of the northeast pacific lee santa rosa nevado 11 to 15 degrees warmer than where you were just 24 hours ago because of that blanket of storm cloud cover temperatures struggling to warm up in the mid-fifties tracking widespread mid 50's and upper 50's right now for your thursday afternoon. downtown san francisco in half moon bay at 54 degrees. muller for those of you in the east bay shoreline with berkeley and oakland at 57 degrees. mid 50's for san jose in the south bay, but conquered flirting with 60's cu

berkeley looking good out there. those temperatures very nice around the bay area 70 degrees and said rosa, next few days we're going to see beautiful weather on the way. little hiccup in the forecast on thursday with those clouds moving through temperatures going to drop again. the warm right back up again on friday and this weekend, this one of the nicest weekend by guess the nicest weekend of spring so far as only the second weekend. but certainly these temperatures moving up in the mid 70's. so certainly a nice time to get out there and enjoy fans. beautiful. yeah. thank you, lawrence. >> still ahead, changes coming to the u.s. postal service. why they could mean longer delivery times and in sports warriors, head coach steve kerr gives us an update on steph curry. plus a live report from chase center as the team prepar we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-

pockets of shareholders and executives if passed, san francisco would join other bay area cities, including oakland berkeley, san leandro in santa clara and after similar ordinances. >>now the city's government audit oversight committee will hear this legislation on thursday if approved there it will then go on to the full board for a vote on march 9th and as an emergency ordinance it needs at least 8 votes to pass if it's passed it will go into effect immediately for 60 days for now live in san francisco taylor kron 4 news center. thank you very much other big story. we're following tonight. johnson and johnson's vaccine doses are on their way to california in fact. >>federal government announced say could start arriving as early as tomorrow and while more supply is certainly a good thing federal health officials are still warning communities not to open back up too quickly kron four's dan kerman has more on that. >>federal officials announced monday that 3.9 million doses of the newly approved johnson and johnson covid-19 vaccine. >>started shipping sunday and could arrive in jurisdictions across the u.s.

>>now if passed san francisco would join other bay area cities including oakland, berkeley, san leandro and santa clara. a proposed california law would ban employers from drug testing for marijuana before they hire you wear a marijuana rights activists are sponsoring the bill may se testing shows whether you've used pot in the past which is legal, but it can still be used against you in a job application. conversely you can drink off the job and it doesn't affect employment and they believe marijuana should be treated the same way. >>coming up next the often heated debate in congress today over a bill meant to to expand voter rights. and after the break free bay area counties now in the less restrictive or red tier we'll take a look at what changes are made. kron four's >>back to our top story now 3 bay area counties advance to the less restrictive a red tier giving indoor restaurants and gyms and movie theaters. a chance at recovery, let's take a closer look at where things stand in each bay area county san francisco along with santa clara and napa counties all advanced to the less re

. >>> up next, it may not look like much, but this bay area home >>> vice president kamala harris' childhood home in berkeleyome a landmark. >> there was concern the city would have to change a law to have it qualify, but the planning department has agreed to make 1915 berrymon street a landmark. they say harris is a significant person, which qualifies a home for special status. and we'll be right back. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thank you for watching. news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. have a great night. >> oprah: from the outside, it looked like something out of a fairy tale. they became one of the most-talked-about couples in the media. then... >> there's been an almost-shockingly quick turnaround. >> sources tell cnn the dogs were removed from the white house yesterday after a biting incident involving a member of the security team. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you don't know what i'm going to ask. sa and you are not getting paid for this interview. so, you ready? any regrets? were you silent or were you silenced? but how does that work?

berkeley that. so we're watching right you're right. we've seen accident really across the bay arealight for us today. unfortunately. >> 80 eastbound university avenue here in berkeley university off-ramp is close. look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge. it has recovered from that early morning crash long 5.80, westbound 14 minutes as you head out a richmond, a look at the bay bridge still a high wind advisory. so it's very gusty and windy. they still have those metering lights on try to slow some folks down 17 minutes as you head into the city to the fremont street exit heading across towards the peninsula. they look at that under 14 minutes for your drive times things. look great. there. and we talked about the fog. john mentioned that we're seeing that here along the golden gate bridge. definitely 21 minutes as you head into the city. so we're staying on top of those hot spots. the darya and james, back to you. >> 8.32 right now and new this morning, a new schedule for bart and caltrain. yes, starting on monday, things are going to change a little bit because good news there's

temperatures also in the low 60's while the east bay looking at daytime highs anywhere from the upper 50's in seminole in berkeley to the low 60's for arease oakland, walnut creek and conquered north bay temps. the biggest change from yesterday because you are some of our cooler spots only in the mid 50's today about the same as the rest of the bay upper 50's to low 60's tomorrow and sunday temperatures a little warmer skies lot clear days. really nice to venture out monday a bit cloudy. but after that, we're clearing up the rest of the week and daytime highs get even warmer by wednesday of next week. it's up into the low 70's yna. tom, thank you. that multiple hot spots and tracking a ne one here for eastbound. >> at university avenue in berkeley. we know that off-ramp there is closed and let the richmond sandra fell bridge. we're seeing a lot of improvement. we're up to 45 minutes after that crash here, 5.80, westbound. now we're starting to see drive times down to about 18. look at the bay bridge. things are looking great here. still high wind advisory for you. 16 minutes to that fremont street exit the san mateo bridge has been withou

they're similar ordinances and other bay area cities, including berkeley, san matteo and oakland. alcatraz island is reopening on monday. starting monday, fairies will operate with a reduced capacity to support visitor and stashed safely and proper social distancing. outdoor areas of the island, including eagle plaza. sally port, recreation yard and historic gardens will be open to all visitors access to the interior of the cell house will be limited to visitors who sign up for the cell house and audio tour. in addition, the areas of china alley and lower building 64 will also be open for public use. house of representatives is expected to vote on the corona. virus relief bill tomorrow morning. the house needs the to approve the bill rather with the senate's changes before sending it on to president biden for his signature democrats can on lee lose four votes to pass it without republican support. he spake congresswoman barbara lee told us today she believes it will pass despite disappointment about the minimum wage increase not being allowed in the final bill under senate rules,

pockets of shareholders and executives if passed, san francisco would join other bay area cities, including oakland berkeley, san leandro in santa clara and then after similar ordinances. >>now the city's government audit oversight committee will hear this legislation on thursday if approved there it will then go on to the full board for a vote on march 9th. and because this is an emergency ordinance it needs at least 8 votes to be approved. if it's approved it will then go into effect immediately for 60 days for now live in san francisco tiller the psac ii kron 4 news all right taylor, thank you very much. >>rent rises san francisco are continuing to drop according to zumper national rent report. the median one-bedroom price fell by 24.3% since last march the san francisco still ranks number one for the most expensive one-bedroom unit priced at more than $2600. new york comes in second place at $2400 followed by san jose at $2100 see how all those expensive condos and apartment buildings look right the live view of downtown san francisco very very clear night out there is a pretty night to meteorologist da

bay from our berkeley hills camp skies are clear. we are going to be looking at any chances of rainfall really ahead for the bay area. this week. really quiet first week of spring and last week of march radar says very dry conditions across the bay temperatures currently in the 40's with berkeley at 45 oakland and concord hayward at 48 degrees and some 30's up in the north bay. now winds this morning is going to be the only negative impact that you're going to be feeling as you get outside look at half moon bay santa rosa, even san francisco. very breezy to start and wind speeds by the close of the day. now at 07:15pm, here in your wind forecast showing winds still sticking around some very breezy conditions as we round out the afternoon, i'll be talking. what else to expect for the week ahead. still in your forecast. first of all, though got to get over to rain now with a look at your traffic this morning. it looks like we have a couple issues out there so break it down for us, ok, so no major hot spots, but some accidents in a couple of places. i was just a little slow down due to that. >> here in oakland, southbound 88 23rd

berkeley. >>> even target is having trouble weathering this pandemic. announcing today it is closing two of its local stores here in the bay area. in the south bay and san francisco. the stores will close on june 26th. all 75 employees impacted will be offered positions at other stores. here is a look at where the stores are that are closing. cupertino seasoned in san francisco on ocean avenue. despite these two close yours, target is still planning to open 30 to 40 new stores in the u.s. this year. >> wow. >>> well, a new group is about to start getting the vaccine, animals. the oakland zoo is set to receive a modified covid vaccine this summer. the zoo says it will vaccinate chimps first. monkeys and baboons next. >> i have seen those baboons at the zoo. they're pretty cool. >>> remember the cocktail hours? they were all the ridge at the beginning of the pandemic. as the months dragged by, many of those gatherings seemed to lose steam. >> a daily party keeps dancing along. garvin thomas has tonight's bay area proud. >> reporter: one year into this pandemic and there are so many new routines we can't wait to get rid of. like ke

supervisors are expected to pass the bill, they join other bay area cities like oakland, santa clara and berkeley have similar pandemic paid booths. >>> arthe board will consider a proposal today to introduce or wave health inspection fees. it targets small businesses with fewer than 35 employ0 employees. >> this will result in money staying in our local economy, helping our small businesses remain in operation, retain their employees, and begin to rebuild after an extraordinarily difficult year. >> moving money from the general fund would help to offset the income short fall for the county. supervisors say right now 3600 food facilities in santa clara county are temporarily closed and a thousand have shut down permanently. >>> ahead of the state of the state address it appears almost certain he's headed for a recall vote. organizers say they have almost 2 million signatures to get the petition on the ballot. they only need 1.5 million to be officially verified by next wednesday. supporters say there is a reason governor newsom is choosing to reopen the state now. >> it is no coincidence. it is h