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coming into us from brentwood in essex.able to control and suppress the potential spread of covid—i9 variant that we are hearing that in essex in the cm 13 postcode in brentwood, essex. because a single case of covid—19 variant first identified in south africa has been found there. so there will be additional search testing made available there, extra testing introduced in addition to existing extensive testing and in combination with current lockdown rules. that all coming to us about an area of brentwood which is going to have some search testing because of another south african variant case has been found there. debris from a united airlines passengerjet, which suffered an engine failurejust after take—off, has landed on a residential area in the us state of colorado. the boeing 777 was flying from denver to honolulu when the accident happened. it was able to return safely and land, and there have been no reported injuries. mark lobel reports. hear it? yes. mummy! something blew up. a loud bang was heard on board this un

this quiet brentwood street as people stopped to catch a glance of vice president kamala harris and second gentleman, doug and half, driving by in their motorcade. >> we are excited to see that the vice president, the first female one was actually going to be on our street. >> reporter: it brought brother and sister joe and christy turner out of their home. their goal? to snap a coveted photo of mme. vice presidents. >> one time glance would be anything. to see one person in all these people coming around, follow hr all the time. it is so cool. >> this is a little heavy- handed, i mean, it looks like a huge parade. so whatever it takes to make it safe for her. and her family. >> reporter: this is her first trip back to los angeles since taking office. several streets around the neighborhood are blocked off and in front of their homes, security is everywhere. but it is far from the traffic nightmare angeleno six variance when former president donald trump and barack obama came to town as commuters brace for heavy traffic around the city back then. >> you need to protect her leaders.

was stolen from this brentwood. quick stop less than a half hour before the antioch shooting that injured the first responders were very fortunate. um you know seriously is the injuries could have been much more serious. now 22 year old darrien williams is also under investigation in the death of 64 year old michael lift, whose body was found in a discovery bay home saturday night during a welfare check. police say the body had apparent gunshot wounds. now at this hour, police are trying to locate williams is four year old son and the child's mother, 31 year old kimberly meeks of discovery bay. police say they are traveling in a dark colored audi suv with california plates. eight u k in 742. she does have links to both stockton and sacramento. we will, of course, continue to follow this story for you, and we will have an update tonight on the 10 o'clock news, frank greg will see it then. thank you. yeah we have some developing news. now. late this afternoon, the faa ordered stepped up inspections of some boeing trip

williams was also charged in a brentwood robbery. he is in jail in martinez and his bail is no joke, it is almost $10 million. they obviously consider him a flight risk. >>> developing, in san francisco, another smash and grab caught on camera, this time in golden gate park. afternoon yesterday a witness captured the crime on his cell phone. you can clearly see a suspect in a blue hoodie running across the street, victim runs after him and manages to grab a stolen backpack from the suspect. >> i have never seen it in neighborhoods. it's always golden gate park where they know there are tourists. something needs to be figured out. this is a rampant problem. >> data shows in the two districts robberies are up 74%, burglaries up 222% and car thefts up 31% compared to the same period last year. >>> investigators are hoping the black box from tiger woods' suv can provide more insight into the crash that left his golf career in jeopardy. this video shows you how the crash may have played out. authorities say the suv hit a raised median, to

a single case of that strain has been confirmed in brentwood in essex and surge testing is now beingthere. our health correspondent, laura foster, reports. more than 17 million people in the uk have been given their first dose of the covid vaccine, offering them some form of protection against this deadly virus. but we're only a third of the way there. what's critical, of course, is that as many people as possible are vaccinated because the more who are vaccinated, the more individuals are protected, and the more society as a whole is protected. so for all those reasons i encourage everybody to come forward when you get that invite and get yourjab as soon as possible. the next phase is to protect the over 50s, and anyone with an eligible underlying health condition by the middle of april, that's two weeks earlier than originally planned. and the latest promise is to offer the vaccines to all adults by the end ofjuly. there has been much praise for the speed of the roll—out. but not everyone has been convinced it has been done correctly. broadcasterjo whiley says her sister, frances,

a single case of that strain has been confirmed in brentwood in essex, and surge testing is now being our health correspondent sophie hutchinson has more. so, what is a safe way out of lockdown? it seems to rely on a mix of high vaccination numbers and low rates of infection. the government stressed any reopening will be based on data, not dates, and scientists say data about the nhs is likely to be key. almost half of our hospitalisations are in the under—70s, so if we eased off very rapidly now we would get another surge in hospitalisations, so we have to ease very gradually, otherwise we will put the health service under pressure again, and we will get a surge in hospitalisations, and indeed deaths. so far, 17.5 million people have had a first dose of a coronavirus vaccine in the uk. the new, accelerated plan means, by the 15th of april, jabs will be rolled out to everyone, aged over 50, and younger people with underlying health conditions, and by the end ofjuly, all adults in the uk should have been offered one dose of the vaccine. it's hoped, by lowering the number of infected pe

a single case of that strain has now been confirmed in brentwood in essex and surge testing is beinganded there. our health correspondent laura foster reports. more than 17 million people in the uk have been given theirfirst more than 17 million people in the uk have been given their first dose of the covid vaccine, offering some form of protection against this deadly virus. but we are only a third of the way there.- third of the way there. what is critical, third of the way there. what is critical. of _ third of the way there. what is critical, of course, _ third of the way there. what is critical, of course, is - third of the way there. what is critical, of course, is that - third of the way there. what is critical, of course, is that as l third of the way there. what is - critical, of course, is that as many people as possible are vaccinated because the more who are vaccinated, the more individuals are protected and the more society as a whole is protected. so for all those reasons i encourage everybody to come forward when you get that invite and get your jab forward when you get

this is abella from brentwood. i don't think she needs the sweater with temperatures close to 60. those temperatures will call off as we head through the rest of the night eventually ending up in the 40s by early tomorrow morning to get is going to be a color day with high temperatures in the 50s to around 60 degrees. we have a little more time to warm-up. chai days in between and a couple of dry days by tuesday and wednesday of next week. >> coming up teams gear up >>> hey everybody. check it out. phil mickelson going for his sixth career when pebble beach. they will teed up tomorrow with max houma at a spyglass hill. mean well bill murray keeping the traps clean for the pros. he is one of six celebrities. the crowd to interact with so murray was all businesses sink in the birdie on the third hole. the walkoff birdie on 18 to win it for he and michael moore. the event raised $1.6 million. >> today and made his >> 37. he had 43 showing he still got game. >> i believe i can help in some areas. think they can use some help as far as scoring is concerned. >> they shot 65% after halft

he is also charged in a brentwood robbery. his bail is no joke. it is almost $10 million, $9.7 million, obviously considered a flight risk. >> thank you. >>> in san francisco, another smash and grab caught on camera, this time in golden gate park. afternoon yesterday, a witness captured the crime on his cell phone. you can see a suspect in the blue hoodie running across the street. the victim runs after him and manages to grab his stolen backpack from the suspect. >> i saw this guy at a car and i thought he was trying to open it. but then i saw him break the window and i am like oh he is doing one of those smash and grabs. >> sfpd data shows the two districts which cover golden gate park robberies are up 74%, burglaries up 222% and car thefts up 31% compared to the same period last year. >>> today san jose city council set to discuss a halt on installing digital billboards along freeways faced with opposition from residents, city officials are trying to stop a proposal allowing 75 new billboards on private property. lobbyists for the industry say

temperatures are in the 40s along the coast to the 60s in places like fairfield and brentwood. is playing a hole with the warmth today. the kgo roof camera, we don't have strong winds but that will be changing, winds increase tomorrow and can translate down to some, mainly sunny and dry through the weekend. here is the hourly hour forecast for the winds. they ramp up around 9:00 p.m. 44 to 50 miles per hour around fairfield, napa, and calistoga.. it will be gusty tomorrow. be aware in case there are trees or power lines going down, you are not caught off guard. thursday morning, gusty winds but not as strong. the wind advisory got extended for thursday morning. temperatures first thing in the morning will be from the 40s to the 50s. all over the board with the winds over the higher terrain and around the lake and solano county areas, 69 in morgan still, 71 in san jose, sunshine on the peninsula, short sleeve weather. 6 6, half moon days, francisco, 67 degrees. the numbers well above average, 72 in santa rosa. 72 in vallejo. in the east base, upper 60s from richmond, oakland, fr

also for antioch and brentwood.e bay, san francisco at 59, looking at 60 for oakland, and for the north bay in the low 60's. quiet conditions as we look to today, tomorrow, and for most of thursday. rain moves in thursday night into fridays. . >>> san francisco's school has received a grant to help run it. it'll be built near chase center in the mission bay area. a firm is donating two million dollars. that money will go to setting up an endowment. the school is expected to serve roughly 500 students by 2025. >>> is it good-bye to buffets? next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area how resorts stepping up safety for that experience. want to o save hundrdreds on your wiwireless bilill? with xfininity mobile e you c. how abouout saving hundrereds on the e new samsung gagalaxy s21 ultra a 5g? you cacan do that t too. all l on the mosost reliabe netwtwork. sure e thing! and wiwith fast nationonwide 5g inclcluded at nono extra co. we've got youou covered.. so join ththe carrier r rate1 in cusustomer satitisfactio. and

temperatures are in the 40s along the coast to the 60s in places like fairfield and brentwood. wind is playing a hole with the warmth today. the kgo roof camera, we don't have strong winds but that will be changing, winds increase tomorrow and can translate down to some, mainly sunny and dry through the weekend. here is the hourly hour forecast for the winds. they ramp up around 9:00 p.m. 44 to 50 miles per hour around fairfield, napa, and calisto cao it will be gusty tomorrow. be aware in case there are trees or power lines going down, you are not caught off guard. thursday morning, gusty winds but not as strong. the wind advisory got extended for thursday morning. temperatures first thing in the morning will be from the 40s to the 50s. all over the board with the winds over the higher terrain and around the lake and solano county areas, 69 in morgan still, 71 in san jose, sunshine on the peninsula, short sleeve weather. 6 6, half moon days, francisco, 67 degrees. the numbers well above average, 72 in santa rosa. 72 in vallejo. in the east base, upper 60s from richmond, oaklan

afterwards, police say 26-year- old aaron williams robbed the store in brentwood. he shot a man and two first responders in antioch. the crime spree ended with williams' arrest after a chase with chp. >>> coming up next, held renaming a beautiful park in the east bay could help the community heal. >> for all of the people that have been murdered by police throughout the years. >>> the sweeping so we performs . what it could mean for police officers. >>> we are on top of the breaking news in livermore. another we report minutes away. a small plane crash landing into a car on a freeway overpass. >>> the city of san leandro looking to rededicate a city park to one or both shot and killed by police. the park would be named after stephen thylor. he was apparently going ugh a mental crisis when he was shot by police last april. city councilmembers now want to redesign the park in his honor. stephen's grandmother says she doesn't want a statue for her grandson. instead, she wants to honor all those who died at the hands of police. >> not only for stephen, but for all of t

brentwood reporting 66 in the north bay. we have 64 right now and napa, but napa a few degrees cooler than where we were at this time yesterday. nevado down by seven, the inner east bay and san jose. down by about five so little bit cooler. i think tomorrow temperatures will trend down just a little bit more. and then, as we get into sunday, they're back up. sunday's looking to be the warmest day of the weekend. winds are picking up, especially along the coastline this afternoon happened by reporting 35 mph gusts. sfo reporting 37. they're pretty much a breeze everywhere we look we have monte alban reporting 19 not bad there, but middle peak in the north bay again. higher elevation. there are 34 mph reported in a bit breezy in the oakland hills anywhere from 15 to 16 mph reported from berkeley over towards areas near. the call to cut tunnel and then farther towards montclair. here's a look in to what we're seeing out there. we do have a system that is dropping on the back side of california's. so when that happens, we start

that's just fine, so is visibility, under 20 minutes out of brentwood to 580. 580 slows to the altamont pass and by the time you get toward the dublin interchange the headlights continuing with the crowd out of the altamont sorting itself out, stretching near the interchange and a smooth drive at the limit. law camera, back to you. >>> a boom thanks to zoom. business still on the rise for the bay area based airbnb. the surge it's seeing despite tourism at a standstill. >>> meanwhile, a space race of sorts, but it has nothing to do with rockets. i'll tell you all about it. >>> and a serious court hearing takes a turn when a cat makes an appearance. no, it's probably not what you're thinking but i want to you stick around because there's something that's making people laugh across the world. and we're going to hear from the judge this morning about a pet in his court. it is 5:12 for you this morning. you're watching "today in the bay." [ sfx: ping ping beep beep bloop bloop ] lisa looks like you've... [ sfx: pop pop pop pop ] lisa, you might be on mute. [ sfx: pop ping bloop ] [ phone buz

breezy and brentwood, temperatures reached the middle sixties.s are not the problem at all tomorrow. we are close to what is normal, upper fifties along the coast, lower to middle sixties across the bay, mostly middle sixties further inland, with a few spots reaching the upper half of the cities sixties. napa, fairfield, the first week of march, there is an outside chance for that storm system over the civic. there is a chance that it come toward us, not likely, but a better chance of showers will visit the bay area by the end of the next week, into the first weekend of march. and there could be a more unsettled pattern. you will have to wait several more days for those arrangements is to arrive. >>> a season prepares for the sudden streak from the golden [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [ phone buzzing ] [ sfx: bing bing bing ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait... enter the golden state, with real california dairy. >>> the warriors scored 130 points tonight, their opponent, sometimes themselves made it work for every bit of it. i

you're under 20 minutes out of brentwood and discovery bay. down near 580. a typical commute for a lot of folks through the bay area. over there, the bay bridge, i've marked that with the arrow. there's a little slowing on the incline, but no delays getting across it or at the toll plaza. smooth traffic flow as well. right back you, marcus. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening now, the wife of mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman is in the u.s. and will be in federal court. the 31-year-old was arrested at dulles international airport yesterday, just outside of d.c. the justice department also alleged she helped her husband escape a mexican prison in 2015 and that she also participated in planning of a second prison escape before guzman was extradited to the u.s. in 2017. guzman was sentenced to life in prison plus 30 years. >>> it is 5:52. there's much more ahead on "today in the bay," including the east bay city looking to replace single-family homes with higher-volume housing. then at 6:00 a.m., the new push at the state capitol to stop hate crimes agains

minutes stretches down along highway 4 just west of antioch right now so if you're in antioch oakley brentwood do expect rainfall some light showers mostly to be pushing back in here in just a few san ramon south into the tri valley in the midst of some lighter shower activity so no great still in the midst of it to and from fremont south of the san jose and eventually down into the santa cruz mountains where we're seeing the bulk of the bay area rainfall right now highway 17 very slick as you're winding across the summit there. take extra slow because we are looking at some spots where there's a lot of standing water on roadways. that's the same along 85 6.80 to 80 as well as one o one in the south bay and talking about fremont we are seeing showers in that area, the only a 7 is out there with a live camera 6.80 near mission boulevard and you can see right there roadways are wet. we do have a light showers right around there. it looks like traffic is moving along nice and slow despite the fact that roadways are actually pretty open it always makes me happy to see when people are taking it slo

afterwards, police say 26-year- old darian williams robbed a store in brentwood. officers say he shot a man in first responders in antioch. the crime spree ended with williams' arrest after a chase. >>> the city council is meeting right now in berkeley to discuss recommendations. they include eliminating basic police stops, like failing to wear a seatbelt. requiring written consent for searches, and firing racist police officers. the safety coalition say they don't want what happened at the capitol to happen here. >> we want to make sure we don't have police in our ranks are members of white supremacy racist organizations. one of our recommendations is that we fire racist police officers who are identified through social media, and that we are very careful in the hiring process as well as the retention of officers. >> if approved, the city would have to develop a plan for implementing those recommendations. >>> governor gavin newsom find a $7.6 billion covid relief bill. it will give $600 payments to 5.7 million californians. >> we have to work through these next

in brentwood, compared to one in every 400 people who died in lynwood, in brentwood it's one in 3,000 people who have died of covid. just very, very stark differences. and this is the rule, not the exception. the splotches of purple on the map, the areas hit hardest, are predominantly poor communities of color made up of people who are getting sick and dying at a higher rate than anywhere else in l.a. obviously this is not just a los angeles problem. because the racial and economic disparities in this country, white americans are just getting sick and dying less than americans of color are in this pandemic. it's been like that since day one of the pandemic. the present fight, the thing we ought to be able to stop even before it starts because we know to watch for it and we can see it take shape at the early days, is that we're seeing exactly the same inequities play out right now when it comes to access to the vaccine. we haven't been rolling out the vaccines for very long, right? but look at the disparities we've got already, as something that's taken place just over a matter of week

degrees there you see about 70 in fremont 70 in livermore 64 in dublin about 70 walnut creek 70 brentwood, you get the idea these temperatures little offshore wind going to likely warm up around the bay area for tomorrow and maybe even a little bit warmer as we get to friday. i think that will be the peak of some of the warmth here certainly looks like a nice weekend ahead to right now no major chance of rain in the forecast maybe we get a slight chance toward the middle of next week guys back to you. thank you large still to come for lows could be on the way for some american airlines employees why the company says the >>tonight american airlines is warning employees about possible furloughs and a letter to all employees, the ceo of americana. >>says that the thought by summertime the company would be back to flying at full capacity and that they would need their full staff, but the company says well hope more people would be vaccinated by now which would then in turn boost their business but yes just not the case the airline plans to fly about 45% less in the 1st quarter of this year co

if you're planning out to head out to the park in brentwood, you want to go out during the warmest time4:00. we're heading into the low 60s. you might still be wearing a light jacket but that's much better than the heavy coat the rest of the country is having to deal with. as we take a look at highs for today, clear lake and santa rosa will reach 60 degrees, 59 degrees in livermore and in morgan hill. as we go hour by hour, we're clear today and tomorrow, but on thursday we'll see more clouds moving in and rain won't be far behind. early friday morning we'll start to see some showers moving first into the north bay and spreading across the rest of the bay area around sunrise. if you have some outdoor friday afternoon plans, it does look good as we are going to see some drying then. but there will be more showers moving through early saturday morning mostly near the coastline. then the rest of the saturday afternoon forecast is looking pretty good and starting to warm up between sunday and monday. not a whole lot going on here with the passage of that one weather system that could bring

in santa clara and san jose and sunnyvale, 65 in campbell this afternoon. 64 for sahill iantiand brentwood and for the tri valley in the mid- 60s's. 64 for a high in livermore. as we look around the bay, 59 in san francisco and for daley city. 62 in oakland. for the east bayshore line and for the north bay you will see highs with that sun in the mid- 60s's. 66 in santa rosa and 64 for napa. here is that extended forecast and what you can expect as we look at changes ahead for tomorrow. cooler and the return of the rain for us for your thursday. a few showers in the morning on friday and then partly cloudy in the afternoon. a little bit of sun, should be a nice day on friday. showers return on sunday with our next weather system and then it dries out for sunday and then unsettled weather as we look to early next week on president's day. >>> let's check in with michelle and how are the roadways? >> so far the roadways are pretty good. at 4:47 right now. we are seeing a bit of a slow down for the super commuters coming in from tracy. we are starting to see some red and orange on the radar rig

a look at what you're feeling right now as you head out the door, it is 55 degrees right now in brentwoodat's one of the warmer spots, but we're mostly seeing temperatures in the 40s especially for the south bay, parts of the peninsula, over toward the east bay. north bay right now 44 degrees in santa rosa. so as we're starting out, we're going to have some clouds and some patches of fog but as you're home schooling today, headed out for recess in antioch, expect a lot of sun as our temperature also warm up and it's going to be a nice one. check out that high 65 degrees for today, and that's basically what we're seeing all around the bay area for today with some low to mid-60s, it's going to feel a little bit like springtime but we'll also have some spring showers headed our way. we have several storm systems that are just lined up out there, over the ocean that will be moving in. the first one arrives tomorrow and then we'll see another one right behind that for early saturday. as we go through the time line once again we're dry today. we'll see the rain rolling in, for tomorrow mostly l

we are looking at the east bay, 67 concord, pleasant hill, antioch, 66 brentwood. tri valley, mid 60s later this afternoon with that sunshine for you as well. around the bay 62 in san francisco, 61 sausalito, mid 60s for oakland, alameda, san leandro. nobauppe60s, 68 , 69in sonoma as well as for napa and daytime highs around 70 for clover dale and st. helena. the extended forecast and what you can expect as we are looking at the sunshine for today. temperatures are slightly warmer for tomorrow with that sun, all of us again into the 60s for your saturday. great weather if you have outdoor plans, being outside maybe in the backyard. we are looking at the sunshine continuing for sunday and a bit cooler for early next week with more clouds streaming in. of course super bowl sunday looks a lot different this year compared to last year. at kick off in tampa, 67 degrees, partly cloudy skies. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. is it friday light this morning? >>> it is. i have lots of good news from the traffic center which isn't always the case. but today it

also right around the antioch, brentwood, pittsburgh area deer valley road, unfortunately the evening commute is not knowing to be easy for those who have to hit the road. san francisco, mission street seeing some light to moderate rain. and as we head into the south bay and santa cruz mountains also getting the wed roadways out there. wet evening commute, breezy to gusty conditions out there. as you look at the hour by hour time line notice the rain is passing through the region. by 10:00 p.m. the showers are focused right around the east bay and the south bay. i'll let you know if the wet weather will end before the morning commute begins in just a few minutes. >> sandhya, thank you. and good evening to you. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dates. thank you for joining us tonight. let's get to some good news about the covid-19 vaccine. president biden announced today his administration has secured deals for 200 million new doses bringing the total to 600 million. >> just this afternoon we signed the final contracts for 100 million more moderna and 100 million more pfizer vaccines. we'

has cleared out so if you're going to be heading out for outdoor recess today, we're checking out brentwood in our temperature trend and just enjoying some fresh hour as our temperatures warm up. you might want to wait until later this afternoon to get much more comfortable air as we reach into the low 60s later today. let's head to the south bay. we're going to see a high reaching 60 degrees in san jose, as warm as 61 degrees today in gilroy. for the east bay, we're looking at some low to mid60s here even reaching 62 in antioch but 59 in livermore. along the coastline mostly upper 50s. daly city reaching 56 degrees, san francisco at 57 downtown. our north bay highs will reach into the 60s. a little bit warmer here, reaching up to 64 today in napa and ukiah. as we go through the forecast, we are going to see this dry weather continuing as high pressure sets up. that causes the air to sink and as it sinks it warms up a bit and that will be the case this weekend. it's also going to block any chances of rain. a lot of those storm systems will stay well to the north of us even going into the mi

. >>> an unusual scene at a brentwood shopping center. you can see a car ran through the front of the frozen yogurt shop. the only person inside was in the back of the shop and wasn't hurt. the driver is also going to be okay. police said the crash appears to be accidental. >>> still ahead, it was a frightening site. an engine on a united flight exploding over denver. >>> millions lost heat, living in frigid homes four days. how top power officials in texas are paying the price for the deadly out as. >>> coming up, bay area churches struggling to survive. how the pandemic is impacting religion, and what is being done to help houses of worship keep the doors open. >>> i am kiet do. the effort is gaining momentum to build a park named after stephen taylor, the man killed by police last year. >>> kpix 5 at 6:00 >>> four board members of texas' embattled power grid operator are resigning. receptor 4 million customers lost power during a deadly winter breeze last week. all of the directors stepping down live outside of that state. the resignat

security of course tight, they were escorted by a parade of law enforcement through brentwood and applewoodghborhood in west la. two young supporters were lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the vice president. >> we were really excited to see that she could, that the vice president, the first female one, was going to be on our street. all of these people were coming around, following her all the time. it is so cool. >> she is also in the midst of selling her san francisco condo. one bedroom unit on clarence street in selma just hit the market. already in escrow. asking price? 799. the chronicle reports that harris bought the property in 2004, the same year she began serving as a san francisco's district attorney. >>> a live look outside looking north from san francisco right now, just a gorgeous shots. i love these cameras. they give us these beautiful pictures. a little bit of a break from the rain but it is coming back which is a good thing. >> a little break in between the showers this afternoon and this evening for you to get outside and stretch her legs little bit. maybe eat outside. a

east bay, upper 60s and close to 70 for concord, pleasant hill, 68 antioch and brentwood, tri valley in mid to upper 60s later today. san francisco is topping out at 63, 62 in daly city, and east bay shoreline in alameda at 67, upper 60s close to 70 for san leandro. north bay, upper 60s to low 70s, 71 in santa rosa and upper 60s, close to 70 in napa later in the afternoon. as we look to windsor and clover dale, 70 degrees later today. there we go with the extended forecast, daytime highs a bit cooler compared to yesterday but still mild, all of us in the 60s today with mostly sunny skies and breezy. that will continue for your friday. gusty offshore winds developing again on saturday to start our weekend and then looking at temps bumping up just a bit for sunday to end our weekend. right now, partly sunny skies as we look to next monday, tuesday, wednesday. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. it's a little breezy in spots this morning. >> be careful especially through the altamont pass, if you are traveling in a high profile vehicle. that is an area where we are seeing bra

investigators say he killed a man in discovery bay and health of a convenience store in brentwood and wanted a pair of first responders during a drive- by in antioch. before finally crashing his car in richmond where he was arrested saturday night. the charges against him including murder, robbery and assault on a peace officer with a semi automatic firearm. he is now being held without bail. >>> san jose mayor joined parents demanding plans to reopen schools be sped up. so far there is no firm timeline to reopen schools in san jose or santa clara county. devin fehely joins us live from horace mann elementary in downtown san jose. >> reporter: the mayor's position that schools should reopen sooner rather than later is not all that controversial. there are countless parent -- parents that feel the same way. the problem is the mayor has little power and no authority to actually make that happen. the classrooms at horace mann elementary in downtown san jose will not be feeling back up until either the county reaches the orange tier or all of its teachers are vaccinated. the parents say t

locally heavy downpours now making their way to the east of 680 and moving from concord towards brentwood. continuing to alameda county as well. nothing to worry about in terms of the debris flows or mudslides on the burn scars. there are heavy downpours but not lasting long enough. they move quickly enough that we won't see these on scar areas. around san jose, really just moving in within the last couple of hours. perceptions is cooking moderate rain with another burst of heavy rain offshore. that will move in within the next half hour or 45 minutes. northbay, seeing a scattered pattern now. heaviest rain has moved through. not completely dry. showers linger through the rest of this evening. all of this moves to the east and we will dry out after midnight. a few rogue sprinkles left at that point. sevastopol, one third of an inch of rain. just over 2/10 of an inch of rain in san francisco. san jose, like i said, not a whole lot yet. more is on the way. we will take a look at the next round of rain heading in coming up in just a few minutes. >> paul, we will see you then. >>> another sto

even some red spots here as you make your way out toward livermore eastward toward tracy in the brentwood vista discovery bay really coming down in those neighborhoods right now for the south not as much so far, but it's going to drag in that direction so it's going to be picking up just light rain right now to san jose in the fremont and then you get some heavier amounts that are moving in right now on the peninsula in the san francisco south san francisco in san mateo coming down in your neighborhoods to in the north bay. you kind of on the backside of this cold front now, but there's more to come we're going to see more showers on the way it looks like things are likely going to pick up as we head toward the weekend to have more on that weekend forecast coming up. it just a little bit guys back to you. >>you crash into them oh my goodness. >>i mean that video is just remarkable it shows the moment that a fed truck is slamming into the back of another semi truck and other vehicles and it caused a massive pileup along a texas interstate. the incident has left at least 6 people dead this

and catarina show botched up or french bulldog breeders and co-owners of emma's friend she's in brentwood. they say other than frenchy's being small and mild mannered making them easy for a thief to snag the breed is in high demand frenchies are really cool looking and they have this. >>like or about that makes you more like a celebrity and that's why this is happening so you're attracting attention you know being a celebrity you check tension, sometimes that's what's happening. these dogs can also fetch lots of money like this cream colored one with a price tag between 5 to $6,000 for this lilac intend combination which can started $8,000. but the most popular pick for customers of emma's frenchy's has been the blue knows it's a certain look to the dog that's very different than your average friend she and if you have a blue friend think you're pretty good targets for >>one of those unfortunate bay area targets was chloe a blue nose that was stolen at gunpoint in san francisco's russian hill sarah bore house told kron 4 she was walking chloe the night of january 5th when several men atta

the south bay, brentwood, livermore to ■san ose,justa few hundredths of an inch of rain.oday we made it to the low if not mid 60s. slightly above average for this time of year. we're slowly dipping into the 50s as the sun is goinglive dop with satellite. there's the cold front that brought us the showers the last 24 hours. still getting snow in the sierra. what we're watching, another quick-moving piece of energy. you can see it in the wider view, moving portlandarfowresse that i going to quickly divest. our showers wre tracking torrow are very light in nature. on the storm impact scale, tomorrow, the best chance of finding that wet weather is going to be confined to the north bay. with this quick moving cold storm there is the chance in the north bay we could see even a little hail. that's something we'll watch, especially tomorrow morning. about 10:30 on our wednesday, you can see we're tracking showers in the north bay. outside of the north bay it does look mainly dry. as the sun goes down, we may try to get a shower along the thin the best chance. rainfall estimates,

enough to really have a big impact on your day but as we get a closer look, some of that is moving brentwoodcord. off and on rain fairfield and parts of northern napa county and northern sonoma county. we are going to see a mostly cloudy sky again today, very much like yesterday, every now and then the sun kind of peeked out and temperature also reach into the upper 50s and near 60 degrees for today. so once that rain moves out, we will have some clearing heading into tomorrow. i think tomorrow is probably going to be one of the better days and then we're getting ready for much needed rain on thursday afternoon. here we are stopping it right at 3:30, because that's when that rain starts to roll in from west to east, and it will continue to spread in, as we head into late thursday night into early friday. now early friday morning is when we will have those showers starting to taper off so if you have friday afternoon plans, it's looking pretty good, just a very slight chance of a lingering shower and the first wave of rain is looking pretty good here. looks like it could bring us anywhere fro

a single case of that strain has now been confirmed in brentwood in essex and surge testing is being

>>michelle lives in oakley but has recently moved her children to schools in brentwood because she says she's been frustrated with the oakley school district she believes that changes need to be i definitely think they should resign. >>because there are a lot of great educators in the district. their staff and the district that do not represent in any way shape or form think about the parents or the kids like that in response to the situation the superintendent of the district greg hettrick. >>released a statement on thursday saying there were unfortunate and truly inappropriate comments made that were heard by many. these comments are not typical and more importantly they are not with the community should expect from our school district now at least one parent has started an online petition asking the board members to resign at last check that petition had gathered over 2000 signatures, the board members are elected to their position so it's unclear if they could face any sort of punishment. there's no indication at this point. >>whether or not any of them plan to step down. but for no

. >> reporter: cecil bernwanger lives in brentwood and says if she could go to the site she would. she tried to make appointments for a vaccination at the coliseum twice monday with no luck. >> i have relatives in michigan and they're getting their shots. but california is just not up to it. so it is, it is frustrating. >> reporter: to make an appointment at the coliseum site, go to myturn.ca.gov. right now the two mass vaccination sites are closed here in san francisco. those with fema tell me no pauses are expected at their two sites in oakland and southern california. j.r. stone, "abc 7 news". >>> mass vaccinations are on hold in san francisco, which is why there was no one at the moscone center today to get their shot. a sign on the door said the wait list will return next monday. the city says it just doesn't have the supply right now to keep up the demand at its sites. they're supposed to resume friday at city college location, but only for second doses. >>> and tomorrow dodgers stadium down south is going to start doing vaccinations again after shutting down last week due to

. >> reporter: cecil bernwanger lives in brentwood and says if she could go to the site she would. she tried to make appointments for a vaccination at the coliseum twice monday with no luck. >> i have relatives in michigan and they're getting their shots. but california is just not up to it. so it is, it is frustrating. >> reporter: to make an appointment at the coliseum site, go to myturn.ca.gov. right now the two mass vaccination sites are closed here in san francisco. those with fema tell me no pauses are expected at their two sites in oakland and southern california. j.r. stone, "abc 7 news". >>> mass vaccinations are on hold in san francisco, which is why there was no one at the moscone center today to get their shot. a sign on the door said the wait list will return next monday. the city says it just doesn't have the supply right now to keep up the demand at its sites. they're supposed to resume friday at city college location, but only for second doses. >>> and tomorrow dodgers stadium down south is going to start doing vaccinations again after shutting down last week due to

eniac is also charged with killing a man in discovery bay, stealing an suv and robbing a store in brentwood. police didn't catch williams until he crashed into a parked car in richmond. he's being held in a martinez jail on nearly $10 million in bail. a customer in a target store, which shot by robbers this afternoon as they hit the cvs pharmacy inside that store. it happened about two this afternoon at the target on loan. true way on any i ktvu is deborah villalon is here now with what we've learned about the suspects, deborah frank, they're both 18 and from antioch and under arrest for armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. the wounded customer will recover. it's been a tumultuous 24 hours in antioch with the death of a suspect in custody as well. from sky fox, a target parking lot cordoned off customers cleared out the store closed and the wreckage of a failed get away. they did brandished a firearm at the web at the pharmacy. i they went behind the counter, police say, 2 18 year old men from antioch used a gun to rob the pharmacy of narcotics, most likely opioids. and on their

brentwood in essex is the latest place where residents will undergo testing, after a case of the southscientists say it's vital infection levels are kept low. the more infections there are in the community, then the greater the risk of further mutations occurring. and so, it's certainly a risk if we allow high rates of infection in certain parts of the communities, younger individuals. but the biggest test of all when it comes to lifting restrictions is the number of seriously ill people in hospital and those losing their lives to covid—i9. ensuring there's no return to rising numbers and a third wave will be key to the safe unlocking of society. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. let's take you live to christchurch, new zealand, where residents and national leaders have gathered to mark the tenth anniversary of a destructive earthquake which cost the lives of 185 people. the prime minister, jaconda ardern, is currently speaking. we remember and celebrate these people, thejoy we remember and celebrate these people, the joy they gave him the life they lived. i remember it so clearly how the c

brentwood, in essex, is the latest place where residents will undergo testing after a case of the south there. scientists say it's vital infection levels are kept low. the more infections there are in the community, then the greater the risk of further mutations occurring. and so, it's certainly a risk if we allow high rates of infection in certain parts of the communities, younger individuals. but the biggest test of all when it comes to lifting restrictions is the number of seriously ill people in hospital and those losing their lives to covid—19. ensuring there's no return to rising numbers and a third wave will be key to the safe unlocking of society. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. an investigation is underway after seven people died when a nigerian military aircraft crashed near the capital abuja. the plane was on a mission to support a rescue operation, as paul hawkins reports. the remains of the nigerian raf light aircraft. all seven people on board were killed. officials say the pilot reported engine failure and was bringing the plane back to abuja international airport, but it cr