betty yu, kpix 5. >> how cool. not only can you still buy analogue recordings but the professor and his friends came up with a way to warm up digital music so cds sound a little bit better. betty yu will be live for us on the red carpet beginning with our special newscast before the grammys tomorrow at 3:30. she'll have a wrap-up tomorrow night at midnight. you can see the grammys live on channel 5. the show hosted by ll cool j begins at 5:00 tomorrow. if you can't see it then, we've got a special encore presentation beginning at 8:30. >>> pope francis speaks to hundreds of thousands in one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in mexico. his strong message condemning violence. >> the heat is on in the bay area with record highs. pope francis is in the midd, one of mexico city's most ent >>> pope francis is in the middle of a six-day trip through mexico. today he held an open air mass in one of mexico city's most violate suburbs. adriana diaz talked to some who could barely contain their excitement. >> reporter: more

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> is so -- so the story goes when he was you know, he was homeless, so he has a soft spot for anyone who helps out the less fortunate. >>> a crazy crash in san francisco, two cars, a truck, and an muni bus piled up near city college. you can see the pick up endeded -- ended up on top of one of the cars. no one was hurt, the truck driver tells us what led up to it. >> just started slowing down because it was a red light and i just felt like the truck started going up. and i started smelling gasoline. >> yeah, to get this mess cleared, the decision was made to pull the bus out first and then lift the pick up off the car. took about half an hour to untangle it all. >>> a house teetering on the edge of an eroding cliff goes up in flames. andria borba says the house in pacifica had been red tagged when the fire broke out. >> reporter: as this fire on palmetto reached a third alarm, little they can do but stand back and make sure it didn't spread to otherbles -- buildings. as red flames pulled out, firefighters from all over san mateo county had to work ve

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kpix 5 betty yu at levi's tonight to splin. betty? >> reporter: well, ken when the 49ers abruptly cancelled the sleepover, the girl scouts only knew that it was because of a concert. well, tonight, the mystery's over. apparently it was queen b's concert that booted the big slumber party. ♪ take what's mine! i'm a star! ♪ >> reporter: beyonce e stole the show and she just announced her world tour days, they include a stop here on may 16, that's two days after the girl scouts had originally scheduled a sleepover for 1,200 on the 50 yard line. it was a reward for scouts that sold 600 boxes of cookies each. now, the 49ers suddenly cancelled it last week, which is, by the way, permitted by their contract. but after much public backlash, they later rescheduled it for a week later. so in the end, beyonce fans, they're excited because the queens are returning and the girl scouts will get their party after all. and the niners have agreed to it pay for the $70,000 event and throw in an extra $10,000 donation to the organization. live at levi st

it's been a lot of fun. >> always ready for a party. >> betty yu live for us down in anticipation. well done, thanks, betty. >>> time now is 6:42. the long awaited crab season officially opens this week. why some are saying it should be pushed back again. >>> and a horrific sky diving accident claims the life of a bay area sky diver. we'll have the latest on what went wrong when we come back. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> good tuesday morning. time is 6:45. these are the numbers you can expect. it's not warmer to the south. and cooler to the north. 83degrees in los gatos. and coastal temperatures west into the 70s. and approaching 80 degrees in brentwood. and 73 on the coast in stinson beach. and good morning sonoma. we'll see a high near 80 degrees. and same in ukiah. >>> 6:46 is the time. things could be stabilizing on the oil markets. >> joining us is financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> good mor

betty yu, kpix five.>> the city council could have opted for a special election but decided it was toomac costly.>>> it looks like crab lovers will have to keep waiting. the department of fish and wildlife made the call today to keep the commercial crab season closed indefinitely. traces of a potentially deadly neurotoxin are still present along some parts of our coast.>>> tonight nancy pelosi is stepping into the fight over dogs in the golden gate national recreation area. the park service will release a dog management plan this month. it would restrict dog walking areas and require dogs to be leased at all times. nancy pelosi wrote a letter today asking for an extension on the public comment period. she also says any plan must balance protecting wildlife and visitors and letting dogs play.>>> san francisco wants to fix one of the most dangerous movie lines in the city. the l caravelle lines runs from west portal to the beach but neighbors and business owners tell mark kelley the upgrades are not worth it.>> it seems like a lopsided approach. >> reporter: albert champ says the propose

as betty yu tell us, the work is inspired by a struggle that still goes on today."in the quarter of the negr shadows.. " it t's >>> the work is inspired by a struggle that still goes on today. >> [ music. >> reporter: it's called ask your mama. >> [ music ]. >> reporter: it's unlike any work ever composed or record >> don: you'll be able to hear hopefully a hundred years from now. >> reporter: the work is based on a complex people written by longston hughes at the dawn of the civil rights era. >> i think it's a very important work. >> reporter: the people gives voice to the outrage and joyce of african american lives. on its margins, the poet leavitt instructions for music, all kinds of music. not only that -- >> he faced exactly how he feels the music should sound. >> reporter: decades after his death, california composer lauren hartman took up the challenge. following his notice in detail, she set proposed words to an incredible score. also added sample music, hip hop, rap. it's now nominated for three grammys. >> it makes me feel like i've gotten beyond my wilde

betty yu shows us they hit four businesses in a matter of hours. betty? >> reporter: liz, one of those businesses is mission pizza behind me here on washington boulevard. the owner says that these guys knew exactly what they were doing and what they were after and now he's looking at about $3,500 in damage. >> no hesitation at all, knew exactly what he was doing, boom, boom, right in there like he was walking in his house, run, run, run, grabs, checks the register. nothing there, nothing there. friends coming in, friend goes straight to that area right there. and he started to grab the change machine. >> reporter: mission pizza owner gabriel cardoza said it only took about 35 seconds for the crooks to pull everything off. the two load it in and drive in with the trunk open and machine hanging out the back. in 15 minutes the same get-away car a white 1990s lexus sedan showed up at this chevron gas station about 4 miles away on bremer boulevard. the same suspects are seen on surveillance video after shattering the glass door, one man with a red scarf over h

. >> kpix 5 reporter betty yu on the band getting ready to take the biggest stage in the world. betty. >> reporter: ken, they have played all over the world and given hundreds of concerts. but still, chris martin and company say they are feeling the pressure of sunday's performance. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: they have hits and albums with a lot of material but the band says they are admittedly a little stressed and very aware that their 12 minutes on the world's biggest stage will be remembered for a very long time. even though the band is not phone for being flashy and don't do dance routines, like katy perry or madonna, they will put on a special show and make it their own. >>> just spoke to each other about what we would like to communicate in the halftime show and we decided we wanted to make it about togetherness and acceptance and you know, the things we really believe in. and then we called the right guests. >> reporter: those guests of course include beyonce and bruno mars both super bowl veterans. so what songs will coldplay perform? he would not reveal the entire set but

betty yu was the first reporter on the scene tonight. >>reporter: ken, when i first arrived to the scene i saw search crews wrapping up for tonight and now the sheriff's department has this orchard behind me closed off for this investigation which they are not saying a whole lot about. we only know that some point today human remains were found in this area. tonight we saw crews out here walking around a field filled with trees, shrubs and dirt. the santa clara county sheriff's department says crime scene investigators have been out here all night. it is unclear, though how long these remains have been out here or what kind of remains have been discovered for example a skull or bones we also don't know whether they belong to a male or female and who found these remains and if anyone tipped off authorities to this location today. a lot of neighbors have driven by this area checked out all this activity today and wondered whether these remains could belong to sierra lamar. she is the morgan hill teen who vanished about 4 years ago while wa

it shows the world that we're local, too. >> that was betty yu reporting. >>> one very musical familying the mic at tonight's city stage concert. you can catch the band perry at 7:30 in sue berman park. a little country. tomorrow one republic get ready on the eve of the super bowl the biggie alicia keys will take the stage. and every concert is free. >>> don't miss jennifer montana and ken bastida talking all things super bowl 50. they are hosting our "countdown to gold" specials every night at 7 p.m. right here on kpix 5. >>> and we'll be live from super bowl city every morning until game day. i love that picture of us, guys. >> good-looking group right there. >> not too bad. >> we have a special three-hour show for you on saturday and that starts at 7 a.m. >> the 49ers would like that picture too. >> yeah, got the red working there. >>> 4:52. a state senator fed up with bart. what he is asking every taxpayer to do to get bart to clean up its act. coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we're looking towards the ferry building and this is home of super bowl city on market street. it's curren

betty yu at city hall for us, what happens now? >> reporter: well, veronica, tonight we see no action from the city. officials and san francisco police haven't said what they'll do with these homeless people who refuse to leave. we went by about two hours ago and still saw about two dozen tents in place. tonight, despite the city's order for division street between south i nez, people in tents stayed put. giving the homeless 72 hours to pack up and leave after declaring the area a public nuisance. the deadline expired tonight at 5:00. this is where they encourage people to move, its newest homeless shelter at pier 80 which can how's -- house 150 people. do you agree with what they're doing? in a way i do and in a way i don't, where are they supposed to go? >> reporter: maria says it's not crowded, estimated at 5,000 people. she understand why the city is getting tough. >> if they're going to, be, acting like, you know, a bunch of wild animals, throwing garbage all over the place, then of course they're going to get, you know, they'

outside levi's stadium, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> it is 4:51.o how often do you look at your phone on a daily basis? well, it turns out all that screen time could be causing some long-term health problems. what apple is doing to curb that when we come back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. welcome back. time now 4:54. here's a look at your high temperatures around the bay today topping out in the low to mid-70s for the warmest spots in the south bay today. yesterday, we saw some records in the south bay. in fact, san jose broke a record at 76 degrees. inland temperatures warm as well upper 60s to low 70s. and we are going to see warm temperatures pretty much areawide though not quite as warm as yesterday temperatures in the 60s and 70s around the bay and in the north bay topping out in the low 70s there. your full forecast is just ahead. >>> and 33 trains currently in service for bart. but it will take but 10 to 15 extra minutes. we are hearing of delays in downtown oakland in the dublin- pleasanton, fremont, richmond and daly city directions

in hayward, betty yu, kpix 5. >> police have not said what led them to search the area where stacey's body was eventually found. >>> tonight police say the attacks are related. this is a sketch of one of the suspects. cops say he and two other men threatened a 17-year-old girl with a weapon saturday night at around 8:00, grabbed her purse, and took off in a silver suv. the next night a 63-year-old woman was attacked the same way. the suspects also took off in an suv. the mall has since increased security. >>> pretty heated meeting tonight in san mateo over affordable housing and a 97-year-old woman who's being evicted. cate cauguiran reports on how the county is dealing with skyrocketing rents. >> reporter: it was packed inside of san mateo st. bartholomew auditorium. congresswoman jackie speer and top county officials listened to the struggle of renters evicted and landlords trying to pay their own bills. >> there's no question that many renters have had to leave their apartments and there have been a lot of evictions in the county. >> reporter: so far the county said it's invested t

betty yu has the story only on "5". >> reporter: senior emma waltzburger used to go to gun high school in palo alto an elite high school ranked as one of the best if the country. >> everyone is so driven to succeed and everyone wants to do a good job. all the students do really care about learning. and it just gets to such a point where everyone is just going, um, just full force. >> reporter: she also grappled with tragedy. she recalls two students committing suicide her junior year. the stress of it all forced her to leave gunn. she now goes to an affiliate program at foothill community college where the course load is lighter. this week the cdc is doing its work on the ground. a team of mental health experts is investigating suicide clusters in the city after the county health department and the district asked them to do a study. emma's mother welcomes it. >> it's one of the many pieces of the puzzle that can help us better understand depression, um, suicide and mental health issues and help to destigmatize it. >> reporter: the cdc's research will look at media coverage of suicides

in hayward, betty yu, kpix 5. >> police have not revealed how they knew where to search for aguilar'sody. >>> she fell into a hole and got in freezing cold water and now we're hearing from the bay area crew that came to her rescue. rescuers conducting a training drill in the sierra sunday afternoon, andria borba reports >>> reporter: it was supposed to be a sunny day of snowshoeing on castle peak for the white family from orangevale. then ten-year-old samantha got off trail and into trouble. >> at that time i noticed that she wasn't in powder. she was actually sinking on what looked to be a partial snow bridge. >> reporter: with mom and dad trying to pull her out, samantha slipped in. >> when we looked into the hole, all we could see was her head. >> i think it was scary that i was down there because it was dark and i could barely hear what anybody was saying. >> reporter: dad got on the phone to 911 in truckee when after a climb on castle peak help came in from marin county. >> one of them asked is everything okay? no, my daughter is trapped in this hole 10 or 15 feet down. he asked,

for now at super bowl city, betty yu, kpix 5. >> outstanding!re to stay tuned for our "countdown to gold" special tonight live from right here at sens restaurant in super bowl city. tonight at 7:00, join jennifer montana and me and giants star hunter pence. we'll get involved with some super bowl trivia against his fiancee. that should be good. that's coming up tonight at 7:00 right here on kpix 5. followed by "two broke girls" at 8:00. >>> she is only 11 years old and has dreams of being a head football coach. meet the young bay area super fan who scored the gig of a lifetime. >> but first, it was a mixed day for the markets. the dow and s&p made sharp turnarounds after oil rose back up 8%. ,, home depot is hiring in the area. me improvement >>> new at 5:00 good news if you are looking for a job. home depot is hiring in the bay area. the home improvement retailer plans to hire 1800 employees at 33 area stores. nationwide, the retailer plans to hire an additional 80,000 new employees. positions include sales, cashiers, also operations and online

betty yu is at fisherman's wharf tonight and there is a catch, though, betty. >> reporter: that's right, liz. though the season is open for recreational crab fisherman, but for the commercial fishermen, the -- fishermen, but for the commercial fishermen, the ones you see behind me that do business at fisher man's wharf, they have to wait. it's now safe to eat dungeness crabs like these if they're caught any point south of beach reyes by noncommercial fishermen. after traces of a toxin known as domoic acid is down to low or undetectable levels. >> it's been very quiet. this is the time of season where we rely on the crabs and rely on our customers coming in and looking for that fresh crab. >> reporter: commercial crab season is still shut down, but today's announcement is an encouraging sign for fishermen wharf restaurants. they've been hurting since the holidays when the fishing ban started. sales here have dropped by at least 50%. these crabs have been coming in from the northwest. >> table for you guys? i've got fresh crab. >> this is people's livelihood. this what is people make thei

in san francisco, betty yu kpix 5. >>> campaign 2016. hillary clinton is hoping to get her campaign back on track after her defeat in new hampshire. she and bernie sanders sparred last night over foreign policy and race relations. marlie hall reports. >> reporter: hillary clinton sought to regain momentum in milwaukee last night calling the vermont senator out on his so-called unrealistic plans for the country. >> we have to also be very clear, especially with young people, about what kind of government is going to do what for them and what it will cost. >> reporter: secretary clinton, you're not in the white house yet. [ laughter ] >> reporter: both candidates then turned their attention to immigration and criminal justice reform. >> i would hope that we could all agree that we are sick and tired of seeing videos on television of unarmed people often african-americans shot by police officers. >> when we talk about criminal justice reform and ending the era of mass incarceration, we also have to talk about jobs, education, housing and ot

kpix 5's betty yu has more from the scene. >> reporter: the santa clara county sheriff's department has sealed off this orchard behind me near gavilan college as part of this investigation. they aren't saying a lot about it but human remains were found in the area. we saw crews out here tonight walking around a field filled with trees, shrubs and dirt. the santa clara county sheriff's department says crime scene has been out here but it's unclear how long the remains have been here, what kind of remains have been discovered. and who found the remains. we also don't know whether they belong to a male or female. a lot of neighbors have noticed the activity out here and wondered whether these remains could belong to sierra lamar. she is the morgan hill teen who disappeared nearly four years ago while on her way to school. her body has never been found but police arrested antolin garcia-torres on charges of murder and kidnapping. her dna was found in his car. his dna was found on her clothing. he is scheduled to go to trial in april. now, again, it is just too early to say whether the remai

kpix 5's betty yu is there with the latest. >> hundreds of people turned out tonight for this celebration and it was a big one. check out all that's left behind from this party. we have fireworks, boxes, and red paper just about everywhere. we want to show you some cell phone video shot by a man who came by to check out all the festivities. he saw the fireworks and the flames. we're told by san jose police and fire that one of the mortars flew up in to the air, hit a nearby tree. the tree caught fire and that spread to the edge of the shopping center and the top of a bakery in this plaza caught fire. san jose fire department says they were able to get here within 4 minutes and they successfully put out the fire. take a look at the aftermath that's left behind. luckily we're just talking about external damage to this building and there are no injuries to report. we spoke to the man who shot the cell phone video tonight. take a listen. >> it's a little bit dangerous. we need more care for the kids. for the people around we need to keep them a little bit farther away from the fireworks. >> t

so kpix5's betty yu put her to the test. >> reporter: the 6-0 vote happened swiftly. >> do you solemnly swear. >> reporter: lisa gilmore was sworn in immediately ending a week of uncertainty in santa clara since former mayor jamie matthews abruptly resigned a day after the super bowl. >> that's what's been happening lately is we can't make decisions in a backroom. we can't do that. we have to do them all out in public and i think that's going to be my style. >> reporter: mayor gilmore says she will be transparent, especially when it comes to big development deals and levi's stadium operation. she has been an outspoken critic of the 49ers, opposing their plan to buy the youth soccer field by the stadium, and calling for alcohol sales to end at halftime after violent attacks on fans. >> how will the city's relationship with the 49ers change now that you're the mayor? >> there's going to be a lot more discussion, a lot more interaction, a lot more community exposure to what's happening. >> reporter: tonight the 49ers congratulated the mayor on her appointment. they said they enjoyed workin

. >> betty yu near the crime scene with new details on the investigation. >> reporter: liz, investigators have left for the night, but police spent the night looking for these missing body parts ask at this time, we don't yet have confirmation on whether they found any. they're trying to figure o out who this woman was and how she ended up in pieces. tonight we saw the core they are's van arrive on scene. an alameda county sheriff's department atv leave it. earlier we saw police cars near the bridge. two nights ago a group of fishermen announced what fremont police say today was a woman's torso. >> that sounds nasty, yeah. >> i'm just in shock. because it's close to home. >> reporter: stephanie works not far from what has now become a crime scene. the torso was found all by itself. the arms, legs, and head of the body haven't been found. police say they were severed from the torso. >> a lot of people, i mean, they walk here alone and bike ride here alone. and then, so, i think that people should be, just, buddium is it. >> reporter: police -- buddy system. >> reporter: police don't know h

kpix 5's betty yu with the new video that could help catch these thieves >>> reporter: >> no hesitation at all, knew exactly what he was doing, boom, boom, right in there like he is walking into his house, run, run, run. grabs, checks the register, nothing there. nothing there. okay. friends coming in. friend goes straight to the that area right there. and he starts to grab the change machine. >> reporter: the pizza owner gabriel cardoza said it only took 45 seconds for the crooks to pull it off. >> then he goes, oh, oh, oh, the trunk, the trunk! >> reporter: they drive off with the machine out of the back. police say within 15 minutes, this same getaway car a white 1990s lexus sedan showed up at this chevron gas station about 4 miles away on south bremer boulevard. the same suspects are seen in surveillance video after shattering the glass door, one man with a red scarf over his face hops the counter, the other walks in with a black mask. they leave with the entire cigarette display case and cigarettes worth $2,500. >> oh, my goodness. so scary. >> reporter: the same night the burglars

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> and bet is in los angeles and will be offering special reports from the staples center. >> and you can catch the red carpet preview at 4:00. prosecute --for the first time, the grammyss grammys -- grammys will air live across all time zones. >>> and it's easy to add taste to any recipe. >> tony tantillo is shopping for green onions. >> reporter: on the west coast, they are green onions, on the east coast, they're called scallions. use the whole green onion, the whole length of it. the flavor profile changes in every inch. it's incredible. stronger to the mild and when you buy them, the straighter the better. as a matter of fact, with they start to age in the store and been there too long, they'll turn. they'll be almost like a "u." so squeaky, straight, and nice and fresh. bring them home and store them in the refrigerator right away, 3-4 days at the most. and i have cut small pieces like chives and sprinkle them like on a pasta dish. the flavor? incredible. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. ,,,,

at staples center, betty yu. >>> the politically charged atmosphere was not lost on cbs' ceo. >> artistsre about expressing themselves. so it's not surprising it happened. >> the grammys are so rich with entertainment. it's like seeing a year in the life of music all in one night. >> that would be the big boss. >> the big boss. >>> a massachusetts man has created an app that allows kids to order cars on demand or in advance. and parents can record a message. >> this message will get delivered at the right time to the driver, to the teacher, and to the kid. on the map you can see the drivers around you. and you can look at their profiles. >> the biggest challenge will be convincing parents it's safe. drivers will undergo extensive background checks. >>> it's pretty and good for you. >> our fresh grocer tony tantillo says try adding red leaf lettuce. >> it adds so much flavor and texture. when you buy it make sure the red is nice and red all the way around. where it's nice and green and white and free from yellowing. and free from browning. store it in the refrigerator right away. i say th

kpix 5's betty yu was there: eddie d wasn >>> the biggest names in football all under one roof. this is all part of tonight - - tonight's taste of the nfl. they all have their hands full. and this is the baltimore ravens station. we are also mingling with athletes. right now all of this is for a good cause. so tonight we saw stars, celebrities, and chefs lending their support for the taste of the nfl. 100% of the proceeds go to hoping people across the country including those in the bay area. >> and it wasn't the only reason they were happy at the honors tonight. the stars were out for the special. ,,,,,,,,,,,, dude, dude, dude. (group chatter) this is bad. i think we're stuck. we're going to have to talk to each other or something. nooo. i don't like this elevator. (group surprised and laughter) how did that feel? was it fun being stuck? i do not like getting stuck! so, the nissan leaf s only gets 84 miles on a charge. but the 2016 chevy volt gets an estimated 400 miles or more on a full charge and a full tank of gas. woah! how's that for not getting stuck? but the biggest bash

in san francisco, betty yu kpix 5. >>> the raiders are staying in oakland for now.he team reached a tentative deal to extend their lease at the coliseum through the 2016 season and possibly beyond. the extension creates a chance to work out a deal to build a stadium that will keep the team in the city long term. raiders owner mark davis had previously been exploring the possibility of moving the team to other cities like l.a., san antonio and las vegas. >> the team has an option to stay at o.co another two years after that. >>> 6:40. a major setback it morning for one company's plan to transport explosive crude oil through the bay area. ,, it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> here we go. it's 6:43. welcome to your friday. partly to mostly cloudy skies along the beaches today into the 60s. pushing 70 in redwood city. it will be in the low 70s across the santa clara valley. high, thin clouds streaming ac

kpix 5's betty yu is in fremont where investigators are at work. >> reporter: that's right, veronica. as you can see behind me, fremont police have part of marshlands roadblocked off for this suspicious death investigation. and as you mentioned, today we learned from fremont police that it was a group of fishermen that discovered what later turned out to be a torso near the dumbarton bridge behind me on sunday night. you're taking a look at chopper 5 video. it is a very active investigation. so we are seeing crime scene investigators on the ground, on the shore and we are also spotted a boat in the water. it appears to be part of this investigation. fremont police tell us that this torso belonged to a woman. and the arms, legs and head of this body have not been found. they appear to have been severed from the torso. this evening, we saw quite a few bikers and runners in the area not too far from the crime scene. we spoke to one of them. take a listen. >> actually, i probably will not be walking here much longer because this is probably, like, the second body found here in a matter of

. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> the microphones in the piano dropped on the strings and that's whatew off the sound during adele's performance. and she handled it like a pro tweeting i'm treating myself to in and out. >> anything is better with an in and out burger. >> one of my favorite moments were hamilton. i thought that was great. >> and i was amazed that broadway was lit up on a monday night. >> i think it was only that night. >> you think? >> and all my performances were by women. >> earth wind and fire tribute out of this world. >> and day from san diego and golding. oh, my gosh were they just hitting it out of the part. it was a great night if you like music, right. good morning, everybody. it's a good morning. and visibility is unlimited. boy, it's dropped into the 40s in the livermore area. and it did not feel that way at all. i had a rough night sleeping. trying to kick the blankets off. this is what we need to know today. we'll be making a good stab at records. we should see a tying event in san francisco. i'm forecasting 80 degrees. it will be at the 70s at the beaches

>> kpix 5 reporter betty yu is on the red carpet at the taste of the nfl with that answer. betty. >> reporter: hey, guys. you get a megaparty. but we're not just talking about big name chefs. we're talking about celebrities and nfl stars, as well. it's called taste of the nfl. we're here on the red carpet right now. we don't see any celebrities at this moment. but walk with me. we're going to take you inside for a quick moment. so tonight is the biggest charitable party happening here super bowl weekend. it's really the only one that's dedicated to such a cause. everybody here will be trying out some fine foods from 32 chefs at least from every nfl city. they are going to be meeting players as well from all of the nfl teams. everybody here is also waiting to see the sf band third eye blind. they will be the entertainment for the night. we are walking you right now into the cow palace. they have completely dressed up this venue for this occasion. you can see memorabilia on the left. and in the center, basically all the money raised tonight, 100% of the proceeds will benefit c

so kpix5's betty yu put her to the test.ongratulations, lisa gillmor, new marry. >> reporter: for city council that has been divided in recent months, the 6-0 vote happened swiftly. >> do solemnly swear. >> reporter: lisa gillmor was sworn in immediately ending a week of uncertainty in santa clara, since former mayor jamie matthews abruptly resigned a day after the super bowl. >> that's what's been happening lately is we can't make decisions in a backroom. we can't do that. we have to do them all out in public and i think that's going to be my style. >> reporter: mayor gillmor says she will be transparent, especially when it comes to big development deals and levi's stadium operations. she has been an outspoken critic of the 49ers, opposing their plan to buy the youth soccer fields by the stadium, and calling for alcohol sales to end at halftime after violent attacks on fans. >> how will the city's relationship with the 49ers change now that you're the mayor? >> there's going to be a lot more discussion, a lot more interacti

our own betty yu will be in los angeles to bring us the excitement. you can see her exclusive reports starting monday at 3:30 on kpix 5. >>> time for a look at our weekend forecast. >> let's find out. here's roberta gonzales with more on that. >> good afternoon, everybody. sure, the "titans of mavericks" are at pillar point off the half moon bay coast with a high surf advisory. even once they crown the champion and put that beautiful lei around his neck the advisories will be in effect until tomorrow night at 8 p.m. this means over the weekend if you are heading to the beach, never turn your back on an angry ocean. the possibility of sneakers waves, too. partly cloudy skies today. we remain mild even though a couple of degrees cooler than yesterday. sunshine and warm conditions over the weekend and all the way through the holiday on monday. i am putting rain back in the forecast on wednesday. these clouds all thin high cirrus clouds associated with an area of low pressure that's banging up against the northwestern section of the state of california, b

kpix 5's betty yu is on the red carpet at the taste of the nfl. betty. >> reporter: hey, liz. the vip experience just opened. we are right here on the red carpet where a lot of stars have been coming this way. right now, take a look down there, that's larry the cable guy. he is a comedian and i just spoke with alyssa milano. she is in town for this event. she says she cares very much about this event because it's not just a party. this event is dedicated to raise money and raise awareness about hunger in all these nfl cities across the country. we are going to walk into the foyer here. we are at the cow palace and they have completely redone this event. basically, all the guests tonight will be sampling fantastic food from chefs across the country. they will get to meet nfl greats and perhaps even see a few actors in this place. we're told vince vaughn will be here shortly, as well. we'll continue to bring you more action throughout the night. ken and liz? >> thank you. >>> we are going to check in with paul deanno who is down at city stage with a couple of thousand of his clo

and our own betty yu will be in los angeles to bring us exclusive grammy reports. she loves that red carpet. she owns it. >> so thrilled to be down there. >> it will be great to see. >>> forecast highs are going to be topping what we had today and today we had record highs in the bay area. napa and almost got to a record in oakland. 72 was not a record but santa rosa tied one and concord hit a record at 77 degrees. going to be warm as well as we overlook san jose. the numbers right now, still 70 degrees in concord and the middle of february. 63 in oakland and livermore. 69 in the city. out the door tomorrow morning, numbers come down to the low 50s with sunshine around except for patchy fog at the shoreline. by tomorrow afternoon we'll be back in the mid 70s to near 80 degrees in some spots. there is rain on the horizon as we'll document shortly. wind in our future for tonight. the brighter red color shows you through 8:00 tomorrow morning, especially in the upper elevations, we've got fairly gusty winds. as the day goes on, the winds cease up. tomorrow should be w

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kpix 5's betty yu has more. >> the curtain goes up and you hold your breath and three and a half hours later you wonder how it all ever came together. it always sounds fantastic. >> reporter: her name is leslie ann jones. she's not only nominated for a grammy, she's working the show. >> i work on the live show. i supervise the sound mix at staples. >> reporter: from bonnie ray to herby hancock, the sound engineer has mic'ed, mixed, and mastered some of the best in the biz. as a child she was surrounded by music. her father was band leader spike jones. her mother was the singer, helen greco. >> we were exposed to all different types of music when i was growing up. >> reporter: in 1978 jones landed a gig at the top recording studio in san francisco. she was a woman working in a field long dominated by men. >> they'd come in and say where's the engineer? i'd say i am the engineer. and they would just sort of look at me and it took about a half hour of getting a good drum sound for them to finally realize everything was okay. >> reporter: today she's the director of music, recording, and s

. >>> our very own betty yu will be in los angeles to bring us the excitement.atch her exclusive reports starting monday at 3:30 right here on kpix 5. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." >> reporter: on the evening news tonight we'll have an update on the race for the white house as the gop contenders prepare to face off in our cbs debate in south carolina. plus, an arctic blast is freezing much of the northeast. and steve hartman on the road with one man's tribute to enduring love. those stories on the western edition of the "cbs evening news" at 5:30 right after kpix 5 news. ,, (baseball on tv in background) with heart failure, danger is always on the rise. symptoms worsen because your heart isn't pumping well. (water filling room) about 50 percent of people die (dog whimpering) within 5 years of getting diagnosed. but there's something you can do. talk to your doctor about heart failure treatment options. because the more you know, the more likely you are... (dog whimpering) to keep it pumping. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz in the kpix

the rapper sat down with our betty yu to talk about his special connection to the game and his prediction sunday. those stories and much more tonight at 6:00. >> and the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. allen and veronica will see you at 6:00. >> 7:00 "countdown to gold." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: in a new national poll, sanders pulls even with ton. k i know what needs to be done, and i will do it. >> pelley: also tonight, new c.d.c. advice for stopping the sexual transmission of zika virus. atdeadly shoot-out ends the crime spree of a couple that the cops called bonnie and clyde. and, steve hartman with a prediction from a super bowl coach. >> none of us is going to get out of this thing alive. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. hillary clinton's once- commanding lead over bernie sanders in national polls is gone. a new poll out today shows they are now in a statistical tie,

. >> i think betty yu covered every super bowl party and she's covering the grammys. livin' large. >> obviously, the boss likes her. >> she's good at what she does. >> i would like to see -- who looks like david bowie. and i'm with you with the old school. looking forward to the eagles. >> do you think cher might make an appearance? >> maybe. >> how about best dressed? >> taylor swift always looks so good. >> she's up for seven or eight. she's amazing. going from country to pop. >> and as long as lady gaga doesn't show up in a bacon suit. >> she might come as an astronaut with ground control to major tom. >> how about traffic. >> we started light but things are picking up. the bay bridge, no major delays. it's looking picture perfect from the carquinez bridge to the maze. and the sunrise looking beautiful. if you're eastbound on the bay bridge this morning. we got word of a bumper in the fast line. right now we are not seeing any major delays. just keep it in mind and be extra caution. they are working on getting that cleared out. there's a crash. westbound 84 at 680.

. >> betty yu shows us the surprises and flops at the grammys. ♪ [ music ] >> the set began with kendrickr in handcuffs with chains around his ankles. and then he unleashed full throttle. >> the rapper has emerged as the voice of the black lives matter movement. >> a lot of energy and a lot of representation. and where i come from. >> those behind the scenes promised it was going to be emotional. >> we live in challenging times and i think people are going to be very proud of the music and the statements that are being made tonight. >> the way social media and the world is we don't have enough platforms to celebrate our music culture. >> but perhaps the biggest controversy was adele. hello? where did the audio go. the broadcast feed went silent for a few seconds and her performance seemed off. ♪ [ music ] >> the night featured tributes to the late david bowie, the eagles' glenn frey, blues great b.b. king, and to maurice white of earth, wind, and fire. wonder took the opportunity to speak up for the disabled. >> we need to make every single thing accessible to every single person. >> tayl