find updates right here on cbs news bay area, cbs news bay area, and on kpix.com. >>> still had, thousands of bay area tech workers are out of a job. the layoffs at meta, and how the company ceo is shouldering the blame . >>> plus new numbers on plastic pollution and how much of it affects northern california wales . >>> in the wake of the rain the past couple days, still some lingering clouds at their on this wednesday afternoon, but also, bright blue skies, just no pollution in the atmosphere right now >>> more tech layoffs to report, today. menlo park based meta cutting more than 11,000 workers, that's 13% of their workforce . in a letter to employees released overnight, mark zuckerberg takes responsibility for the job cuts, telling employees he boosted staffing and investment because he anticipated higher revenue growth at the start of the pandemic," , i got this wrong, this , not afton after even a week of twitter cutting employees. >> meta is just kind of the latest victim here. the revenue outlook is lower than expected, and like a lot of other tech companies they are looking to ope

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> the body of a young bay area woman that disappeared more than nine months ago has been found. where that discovery was made and what police are planning to do next. >>> elon musk has cut the workforce more than in half. workers have filed a class-action lawsuit. >>> nancy pelosi speaks for th first time since her husband wa attacked and seriously hurt in san francisco, days ago. thank you so much for joining us. let's get to first alert meteorologist, darren. >>> we have had some clouds in the sky. low 50s. we have gotten used to mornings colder than that. we are reporting light sprinkles in livermore and san jose. the rain that is in the forecast today doesn't get here until the afternoon. each one of these locations has p.m. showers. we are warming up to the 60s . more noticeable rain for monday and tuesday. i will show you that, in just a bit. >>> months of searching and a families anguish now at an end. we learned late last night tha her remains were found in elma door county. a 24-year-old woma disappeared on the 26th.

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centered around an old olive grove is lifting people in need. >>> watch any time anywhere on cbs news bay area. catch our live newscasts plus news and weather updates throughout the day. find us on the free cbs news app, on pluto tv channel 397. vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over $2 million a year. no one else pays a penny. 30 will reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. this is about our kids' future. omar: prop 30 helps contain fires and combat tailpipe emissions. vote yes on 30. >>> two east bay women leading a half century old tradition that raises money for others during the holidays. sharon chin introduces us to the bay area jefferson award winners. >> reporter: two women lead the way in a fund raising project that takes root in the oldest mission olive orchard in the state. sister jane rudolph and volunteer francis feel a sense of history as they count down to harvesting olive trees

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news . >>> this is enough . >> reporter: anger and agony as people mourn the lives lost in a colorado lgbtq nightclub. good afternoon. >>> 5 or 10 and 25 others are hurt and saturday nights attack . you are looking at vigils from the castro to west hollywood. mourners are sharing their grief with the victims of the attack . >> a vigil growth outside the scene at the shooting in colorado springs. investigators tried to answer why this all happens. but back the man suspected of opening fire at club q in colorado springs could face five charges of murder and five charges of advance motivator crime. detectives identified him as 22-year-old anderson lee aldrich. the chair a man with the same name and age was arrested for making a bomb threat that led to the evacuation of an and tiger neighborhood. family members who lost loved ones say they are living in a nightmare. sabrina says that her son, daniel, was a bartender at the club . >> he lit up a room, he really did. >> reporter: the rampage came ahead of sunday's transgender remembranc

that is applicable to the jobs that they're running for. >> tonight on our streaming service, cbs news bay area, we'll take a deeper dive into some of the bigger races. catch our coverage at 7:30 on the cbs news app or pluto tv channel 397, and we've got you covered on election night, with three ways you can watch it our coverage begins at 5:00 on election day, here on kpix 5 , cbs news bay area, and over on our sister station, kbcw . >>> how much is the powerball drawing tonight? what are your real chances of winning? >>> we'll miss him for his time on the field and more. i our sports department has a soft spot for this outgoing 49ers player. >>> still lingering showers across the bay area this afternoon, one of which is ideally positioned to produce this faint rainbow hanging out over the bay. we'll see the even a little more, is at stake in the second-largest powerball ever. ticket sales are booming. look at this. >> i am a finance major, so if i was to take the annuity you know , go to a financial adviser. i will play it when it gets really high. i do not play when it's low. somebody is goi

cbs news, the white house. >>> a lot of bay area travelers are in for a busy weekend.pproaching prepandemic levels and sfo, we know you expect about five million travelers to pass through your gates between today and new year's day. that's only 15% lower than 2019 levels. we talked to some of you who are traveling already out there on the move. >> i haven't seen it. i just got here. it seems like it's going to get busy, but i think it's -- i don't think it's going to be same amount for people here at the airport. >> we also checked out the friday scene at the san jose airport this morning. the advice from airport officials everywhere, arrive early, give yourself at least two hours for domestic flights and three for international and they say use those airline apps for the check-in process and make sure the baggage-related questions are answered. >>> now for a look at your travel forecast, here is first alert chief meteorologist paul haigen. a change of scenery for you.. >> reporter: yes, i'm at the embarcadero for the lighting ceremony. i'll take my earpiecel ttsetup.

. >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> and away we go, election day is here. voters across the bay area and country are weighing in right now on key leadership key issues affecting your community. >>> and it is the rain we've been needing. our chances for more straight ahead. good afternoon, everybody, i am reed cowan. let's start with that first alert weather. it's been a pretty good soaking over much of the bay area berkeley, on the left of your screen there, and drivers in san jose, they all had to do some navigation to move around street flooding . then crews were handling flooding in mountain view. in fact, this was the view from chopper 5 over 85 around south moffett boulevard. in milpitas they got pockets of rain through the morning hours. it got heavy at times. here is chief meteorologist paul heggen tracking the forecast right now. >>> we have scattered showers around the bay area, some much-needed rainfall. but today was a first alert weather day because of that potential for the heaviest rain to be falling during the morning commute. you saw those

>> live from the cbs news bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> >> music , ceremonies, and parades, well deserved to honor our servicemen and women on this veterans day. we will take you on a tour of the best celebrations across the bay area. >>> losing executives, advertisers, and some say losing touch. the latest on the troubles in twitter , including fake accounts . >>> and trouble in group the currency transaction . hello, and happy veterans day. celebrations are happening all across the bay area today, and we check in with kpix 5 's and makovec with the celebrations that just make you feel good. like i want to give a shout out to my dad, who served in vietnam. we have seen people out and about all day to honor veterans. chopper 5 over downtown san jose for the veterans day parade. we see the american flag hanging there, marching bands of course, and they had vehicles brought into her present those used in world war ii. hear some of the sites and sounds of the parade from the ground. a lot of families out there in san jose today, marking the occasion and paying tribute to our v

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cbs news is next and we'll be back at 5:00 and streaming 24/7 on cbs bay area. you have a great afternoon, everybody. thank you so much for watching. captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, after the holiday weekend, we're following a number of developing stories-- the stock market slides after those extraordinary protests over the covid crackdown in china. plus the severe weather threatening millions of americans. the dow drops as the demonstrations against the strict covid policies of xi jinping spread. tonight, the major problem facing apple's iphone factory in china. a dangerous storm takes aim at the south. the threat of night time tornadoes, damaging wind, and flooding. we'll have the forecast. clean water crisis. cbs' janet shamlian is in a major american city with undrinkable water. >> reporter: schools closed, business impacted. more than two million using b

bay postal worker completes his final route. >> excited and a little sad. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich.. >>> thanks for joining us. it is the news that has the tech world buzzing. new twitter boss, elon musk , is expected to cut the staff in half as he tries to squeeze some cash out of his $44 billion purchase. mary lee is in san francisco with more on these looming layoffs. >> reporter: we went to twitter headquarters today, which was pretty quiet since many employees are still working from home. the big topic today was twitter . unexpected layoffs. >> i'd say i come here once a week. it's strange to think that elon musk is in the stories about us right now. >> reporter: the market is one of kendall blake's favorite what stops. it's also just at the way from quitter headquarters. today's topic of conversation, the massive twitter layoffs expected to hit employees on friday. >> it's not cheap to live here in san francisco. how is is going to affect that many people who live here? will they need to move? will they need to locate? finding a job is not easy. it is scary in that way to imagine it for the s

remember, you can watch us anytime anywhere on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. catch all our live newscasts, plus our news and weather updates throughout the day. finds this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes the wealthiest 0.2% to reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. some say we shouldn't act. tell that to our kids. this is about their future. kevin: calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. yes on 30. this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. >>>

and streaming on cbs news bay area. our coverage begins at 5:00. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbs news bay area, a day in the life of a uc berkeley student amid growing crime in the campus. >> i have to be a resident to have my degree requirements. but it is not necessarily a safe place to live. >>> plus, house speaker nancy pelosi speaks publicly for the first time about the attack that put her husband in the hospital. vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes the wealthiest 0.2% to reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. some say we shouldn't act. tell that to our kids. this is about their future. kevin: calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. yes on 30. >>> david depape is due back in court next month to determine whether he will stand trial for allegedly attacking paul pelosi

the news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. have a great weekend. by cbs >> texas senator ted cruz making news. first, in his new book, the senator admits to hiding in a supply closet during the insurrection. and then last night, he was booed and flipped off by angry fans at yankee stadium. >> remember when those insurrections wanted to murder you? >> it's time for the seventh inning stretch. this one is dedicated to senator ted cruz. ( sung to "take me out to the ball game" )

also streaming on cbs news bay area and online at kpix.com. >>> all right, did you feel it? first alert weather now, that we have a break from the rain, now, and that is good news for fire season. >> on the drought monitor, it remains unchanged, which is not unexpected. we picked up about half an inch of rain. that helps with the short-term fire threat . but in terms of drought conditions, we need months of normal or better if we want to put a dent in the severe to extreme drought conditions across the bay area. that map is unchanged, and the state map is unchanged .17% in the worst category, and almost the entire state in severe drought conditions. but there are more rain chances on the way. not yet, another dry day, but another round of showers will move and saturday and saturday evening, dry break for the second half of the weekend, then rain chances go up monday and tuesday with lingering showers, even into wednesday, potentially thursday of next week. we'll take a look at the seven-day forecast more details in a few minutes. >> all right, thanks, paul. >>> five days unt

our coverage starts at 5:00 on election day here on kpix, cbs news bay area and our sister station, --. >>> affirmative action in college admissions. high court's conservative majority could end the use of race as a factor when considering students at public and private universities. >> i have heard the word diversity quite a few times. i don't have a clue what it means. >> reporter: affirmative action is on the line at colleges and universities across the nation. supreme court justice had heard arguments from harvard and the university of north carolina. both schools consider race among other factors when it ending students. >> when does it end? >> reporter: the attorney arguing against the policy well culture could be theoretically considered admissions, race should not. liberal justice responded. >> it is part of the race, isn't it? that is slicing the baloney thin. >> reporter: conservative justice had this exchange with the attorney defending the policy. about when an applicant can identify as part of a minority group. >> let's say the student has one grandparent who falls within

cbs news bay area, and our sister station, cbs news bay area five. >>> park have been a lifetime for so many businesses in california during the pandemic, but the city is implemented some new rules to make sure the spaces are safe and accessible. under those rules, restaurants will have to pay $3000 for pockets that take up to 1 parking spot, and 1500 for each additional spot. there's also a $2000 a year license fee >>> hundreds of san francisco middle schoolers in napa joined healthier meals from a brand-new kitchen for the rest of california schools -- much like the rest of california schools -- providing free breakfast and hot lunch for its more than 700 students. district officials say, the kids will be eating fresher food made with more local and sustainable ingredients. >> to be able to make this investment in our kitchens, making it a wonderful working environment for our dining staff, and then also to be able to been make this wonderful food for our students. >> today, the school also inclu sandwiches. a little chicory. >>> a a live look now from oakland, where the city counc

. >>> you are watching cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> thank you for joining us. we begin with the looming layoffs at twitter. 14 hours from now , half of the company is coworkers could be out of a job. reuters reports that is the deadline employees were given in an email that went out to staff today. that memo also said the offices will be closed , and all badge access suspended. quote, to help ensure the safety of each employee as well as twitter systems and customer data . bloomberg reports , new twitter boss, elon musk, plans to let 3700 workers go to cut costs , and those who still have jobs tomorrow won't be able to work from home anymore. now, nearby business owners aren't happy to learn many people will be losing their jobs, but as kpix 5 's max darrow reports, they are hopeful twitter's return to the office will give them a boost. >> reporter: the effects of the twitter takeover won't just impact the people who work at twitter and the people who use the platform . here in san francisco, they will also extend out into the surrounding neighborhoods. as cath

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>>'s and oakland city councilwoman appears to be the winner of the race to become the next mayor. we have the latest results. >>> elizabeth holmes sentenced to 11 years in prison . >>> the trouble at twitter grows deeper as critical employees leave. can the social media site survived the turmoil? >>> thank you so much for joining us. i am trying 14. >>> it is really cold in the north bay valleys . we are not dealing with any fog and you have not much wind to deal with . you do want to grab the heavy jacket. sunrise closer to 7:00 a.m. and when you take a look at the numbers, santa rosa, 33. mid-to-upper 40s just about everywhere else. for today's daytime highs, mid-to upper 60s and plenty of sunshine. i will have your complete forecast in just a bit. >>> this morning, the oakland mayor's race appears to have been decided. the councilwoman has come out on top. she has taken over the lead over lauren taylor . she said that just over 50% of the margin of 680 votes and while she is mathe

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> the body of a young bay are woman who disappeared more than nine months ago has been found. where that discovery was made. >>> elon musk laying off workers. laid-off workers filing a class-action lawsuit. >>> nancy pelosi speaking out for the first time since her husband was attacked nearly eight days ago. >>> thank you for joining us. let's start with the weather . >>> first alert.are has rain o it. for the second half of the day, light rain. you should plan on rain for the second half of saturday. much better rain for early monday and throughout the day on tuesday. we will go over all of that. fo now, let's get you ready for friday morning. the clouds have managed to keep the temperature low . daytime highs will go to the mid-60s and p.m. showers for pretty much everybody. we will have the full first alert forecast in a bit. >>> months of searching , the long search for alexis gabe is over . we found out last night that her remains were found . she disappeared on january 26th after visiting her ex-boyfriend's home.

local races on kbcw and streaming on cbs news bay area. our coverage starts at 5:00. . >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbs news bay area. a bay area missing persons case reaches the conclusion that everyone's fearing. the road map alexis gabe's suspected killer left to her remains. >>> i was thinking my children, my grandchildren, i never thought it would be paul. >> an emotional interview from house speaker nancy pelosi. the first time she talks publicly about the moment she found out her husband was attacked in their san francisco home. domestic battery. embezzlement. misuse of public funds. lily mei not only stood by fremont's disgraced city manager instead of the victim. behind closed doors, she brokered a deal giving him hundreds of thousands of your tax dollars. we can't trust lily mei. aisha wahab is a leader we can count on to improve public safety, invest in schools, and lower costs for families. she's endorsed by the democratic party and planned parenthood. aisha wahab for state senate. okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> now not a good start to the weekend for some twitter workers working they are being laid off. good afternoon. >>> i am -- the staff was told not to's show up to the office today pending an email deciding their face. justin andrews has a very latest outside twitter headquarters in san francisco. >>> the workers who would normally be walking in the stores here at twitter a companwideilsent ter out yesterdag roug ofthe 7500 workers will be let go. in fact the company-wide email sent out telling them not to show up to work today. as you can understand, frustration and heartbreak for the workers and what better way to sound off then to post , the workers are doing just that, tweeting they have been locked out of their work accounts and even removed from slack. one data tweeting he told his young son he might not have a job . let that sink in. so many people in so many families affected by this. we talked to a csu professor about the layoffs. he is not surprised, here is what he said. >>> silicon valley is painted itself as a

we will be back in 30 minutes with cbs news bay area at 7:00. we will see you then. by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, the deadly damage caused by tropical storm nicole, after making landfall on florida's east coast as a hurricane. homes and buildings collapse into the ocean, as hundreds of thousands are without power. cbs's elise preston is in hard-hit daytona beach. >> it's heartbreaking. our town's in for some pretty hard times, i think. >> o'donnell: breaking news-- security threat. an international flight bound for the new york area is forced to turn around. the latest reporting. the stock market soars, with hopes inflation may have peaked, but credit card rates have reached a new record high. cbs's lilia luciano with what it means for you ahead of the holiday shopping season. "eye on america." >> in our unit alone, we've lost more to suicide and

. >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> ran across the bay area this afternoon, spewing the family of an east bay woman speaks of the first time since her remains were found, here how police pieced clues together to solve the case. >>> with one date of the election, how bay area candidates for mayor are vying for your last-minute vote. good afternoon, let's start with the first alert weather, another round of rain making its way to the bay area, looking outside you can see heads up if you are traveling on bart, there may be a 10 minute delay for you, people say wet conditions, chief meteorologist paul with a closer look. >> scattered activity right now, there's plenty more in the forecast tonight and tomorrow, we will focus on when the heaviest rain is following right now, which is not a surprise typically we tend to overachieve on rainfall amounts compared to the rest of the bay area but this is moderate and heavy rainfall, no cloud to ground lightning strikes but our odds of seeing those will go up as we had through the rest of tonight. this first batch of rai

be back h■er in 30 minutes with cbs bay area news at 7:00. 'll see you then ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, tragedy in charlottesville. the hours-long manhunt is over, and a suspect in custody, after a university of virginia student allegedly kills three football players and injures two others. police searching for a motive tonight, as a campus is in mourning. >> it's just been a really sad and hard day, for everyone. >> o'donnell: cbs's catherine herridge reports tonight on the new details, as we learn the suspect was known to campus police. high-stakes face-to-face meeting. what president biden and china's president xi spoke about for more than three hours in bali. deadly air show crash. the investigation tonight, after two world war ii-era planes collide over dallas. cbs's omar villafranca is on the scene in texas. airline scare. >> he's got a knife, and he wants to stab people. >> o'donnell: the t.s.a. under fire, after a man snuck two box cutters on board. cbs's kris van cleave on the security threat. >> step back

we're back here in 30 minutes with cbs bay area news at 7:00. ll see you then. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, after the holiday weekend, we're following a number of developing stories-- the stock market slides after those extraordinary protests over the covid crackdown in china. plus, the severe weather threatening millions of americans. the dow drops, as the demonstrations against the strict covid policies of xi jinping spread. tonight, the major problem facing apple's iphone factory in china. a dangerous storm takes aim at the south. the threat of night-time tornadoes, damaging wind, and flooding. we'll have the forecast. clean water crisis-- cbs' janet shamlian is in a major american city with undrinkable water. >> reporter: schools closed, business impacted. more than two million using boiled and bottled water.

we'll have all of the local races streaming on cbs news bay area. coverage begins tonight at 5:00. >>> still ahead at noon, it's a battle between lawmakers and the tobacco industry. we'll look at both sides of prop 31 dealing with flavored tobacco in california. >>> after a delayed drawing and final say on prop 31 would uphold the law banning the sale flavored tobacco products saying that it would protect kids from the harm of addiction, and opponents say that it will hurt small business owners. >> reporter: this premed student at uc berkeley from the east bay is short free time as exams approach but using an hour here and there to spread the word on yes on prop 31. >> we're going to promote yes on 31 to prevent cancer in kids. hi. vote yes on prop 31. >> reporter: she got involve with a fundraiser for the american cancer society in high school. she convincing the youngest vote tories stop the sale of flavored tobacco products in stores and keep them from people her age and younger. >> they are looking for other ways to get it. >> reporter: 80% of k

we're back here in 30 minutes with cbs bay area news at 7:00. we'll see you then. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, after the holiday weekend, we're following a number of developing stories-- the stock market slides after those extraordinary protests over the covid crackdown in china. plus, the severe weather threatening millions of americans. the dow drops, as the demonstrations against the strict covid policies of xi jinping spread. tonight, the major problem facing apple's iphone factory in china. a dangerous storm takes aim at the south. the threat of night-time tornadoes, damaging wind, and flooding. we'll have the forecast. clean water crisis-- cbs' janet shamlian is in a major american city with undrinkable water. >> reporter: schools closed, business impacted. more than two million using boiled and bottled water. >> o'donnell: residents on alert as a hawaiian volcano erupts after nearly 40 years. cyber-monday. from your cart to your doorstep. cbs' nancy chen is at a fulfillment center. >> reporter: should we be prepar

vern glenn looks at how one player spent his bye week. >> watch any time anywhere on cbs news bay area. catch our live newscasts and news and weather updates. find us on the cbs news app >>> san mateo residents on alert to keep an eye out for mountain lions. there have been three sightings in the past nine days. one big cat snatched a backyard chicken yesterday afternoon. a few hours later at laurel wood park. another mountain lie on the was spotted jumping into someone's backyard a week and a half ago. residents are urged to keep a close eye on kids and pets and not to approach a mountain lion if they see one. >>> bye week is over for 49ers as they prepare to host the chargers on sunday night football. vern glenn explains how one 49er spent his time off. >>> 49ers back to work on monday. kittle spent the bye week in lake tahoe with his wife and dog. i asked him what it was like the first time he met kyle shanahan prior to the 2017 draft. >> it was funny. he was me and la garrett blunt. i was in a suit and la garrett was in a baggy white shirt and shorts. i talked to kyle about two min

the news continue streaming on cbs news bay area. we will be back at 11:00. - this is the volkswagen red & gold report from kpix 5 and cbs news bay area. - ola. how we doing tonight? i'm doing pretty good too. - [narrator] the red & fold are feeling good after monday night's win in mexico city. - i hope we made a good impression. - [narrator] it was another impressive performance. - we're definitely ready to go on a run. i mean, we just won three straight. - [narrator] they'll look to keep that run going sunday at levi stadium. - no energy vampires allowed. - [narrator] and demeco's defense will look to feast on the saints. (turkeys gobbling) - just gobble, gobble, gobble turkey from giant turkey gobblers. (upbeat music) - hello everybody. welcome to the red & gold report. by the way, have you dug into the leftovers yet?

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> elon musk decided to allow former president trump back on twitter after pulling millions of users. is the former president even interested in rejoining the twitter world? >>> mayor's race is all but over but neither candidate has declared victory. we look at what the winner will be facing going forward. >>> it took over a decade and hundreds of millions of dollars in cost overruns but the essential subway in san francisco is finally open. good morning it is sunday, november 20, thank you for joining us. let's start with a quick check on the weather. >>> it is a little bit colder than it has been the past couple of days. there are morris places that are starting out in the 30s then had to do that yesterday. santa rosa technically you are a couple degrees colder because it is already 40. it is 34 degrees in livermore. san jose is right on the verge of the upper 30s, it is 43 there. grabbed the jacket. we have more cold air for more of us this morning that we had. the afternoon is going to be just as nice. let have sunshine, mid t

local races on kbcw and streaming on cbs bay area. our coverage begins tuesday at 5:00. >>> coming up, the frenzy over power ball is just >>> $1.6 billion is a lot of money and not the biggest power balls ever, but the world's largest ever offered. photojournalist jim flanagan caught up with the ticket buyers who have their plans if they win the power ball jackpot tomorrow night. >> two quick picks and one power ball. >> what will you do if you win it? >> oh my gosh, there's so many things i'll do. i'll do charity work, i'll travel. i will give to all the people in need. >> reporter: what do you think about how much it is and it getting up like this? >> the chances are really big on this. but hopefully somebody gets it. >> reporter: what would you do if you won it? >> what would i do? probably buy a house for all of my girls. >> and you've got the winning numbers? >> hopefully i do. we'll see. >> reporter: is this your lucky store? >> i rarely come in here. >> if i win, i'll give you a percentage of it. >> okay. >> i'll remember. >> i

stay up to date on the latest as results continue to come in on kpix5, cbs news bay area, and kpix.com. >>> it's already a mild week for us in the bay area. daytime highs are still sitting a little bit below average in the upper 50s and lower 60s. here is the big reason why. low pressure is still parked above us. once it pushes to the south, we are left with warm air ridging its way into california. we are going to see temperatures jump really quick. daytime highs today in the upper 50s, lower 60s near concord, fairfield, even along the coastline too. look at the numbers today. i can't stress this enough. we are dealing with upper 50s but upper 60s returning for san francisco as early as wednesday. we are seeing 70s finally returning as early as wednesday for friends in the north bay and we'll average to the mid 60s as we wrap up the week even for friends in our inland east bay. >>> 95% of inmates serving time in california prisons will at some point be released. 2/3 will often reoffend and return to prison based on recent stats. exploring the push within the system to change that and

>>> to live , from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> counting the ballots and coat close races. this while control of congress hangs in the balance. three races for the senate are razor thin, with many house contests yet to be counted. thank you for watching. we begin with two races that will decide the leadership in two of the biggest cities, speaking with the oakland ballots. >>> bob johnson has a lead in the race for sheriff. he leads kevin jensen by three points. the race for san jose mayor is too close to call. >> the county supervisor, cindy chavez is trailing matt meehan by 4600 votes. >>> you invited your friends to become part of the revolution of common sense. you fought for it. you fought with purpose and passion. >> chavez thanked her supporters as the boats began to roll in. >> democracy is so powerful. i am eternally grateful to all of you. if you could raise your hands, the campaign staff. [ applause ] wow. >>> more clarity in the mayor's race in oakland. loren taylor is leading by 6.5 points. the other eight candidates have been eliminated in the ranked ch

local races streaming on cbs news bay area and our coverage begins tuesday at 5:00 p.m. >>> other news, the man accused of attacking paul pelosi will be back in court next month for a hearing to determine if you will stand trial. he is being held without bail on six counts, including attempted murder. both sides will be back in court later this month for a status hearing ahead of a preliminary hearing set for december 14th. >>> high school junior prom in san francisco and some classmates attacked her knees just before noon. she's expected to make a full recovery. police to detain a possible suspect. they are still working on a motive. >>> and the police chief has stepped down. shawny williams took over a scandal plagued department and he leaves the same way. he said he believes the department has made progress during his time there. the deputy chief will serve as interim chief. >>> the biggest u.s. lottery prize ever. at a record jackpot in the drawing is tomorrow. so we asked players what they would get with $1.6 billion. >>> we could hit the jackpot in terms of rain. a good chance of

. >>> the bay area honored its newest nobel prize winner. >>> and coming up at 6:00 on cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich, a major reservoir that serves the bay area is fuller than you might think, but will any of that trickle down to us? >> the drought, certainly not getting any better.but shasta is up.yes, it is actually true. will that mean anything for those of us in the bay area to depend on shasta for water? >>> maybe vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over $2 million a year. no one else pays a penny. 30 will reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. this is about our kids' future. omar: prop 30 helps contain fires and combat tailpipe emissions. vote yes on 30. >>> now to a shocking story from the music world. houston police are looking for the shooter who opened fire after a party, killing a member of the popular atlanta hip-hop group, saferproducts.gov -- migos. the shooting of

>> live from the cbs news bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. to can everything there is a season. with great confidence in our caucus i will not seek reelection to democratic leadership in the next congress. expect house speaker nancy pelosi, ending her historic run in that role. where congress goes from here. to can starbucks workers, on strike , and dozens of locations. and they picked quite an interesting time to make their point. what they demand from the giant of coffee. >> i'm just trying to donate it. >>> your community station with the story come this young man saw a problem and found a way to help out. how he is enlisting his community to keeping the music going. good afternoon, everybody, i'm reed cowan. let's start with this big news. longtime house speaker nancy pelosi says she will step down from her leadership role, however she still plans to serve in congress. cbs reporter skyler henry has an update for the bay area that hits the area hard. >> a, reed, good to be with you. the speaker said that she will remain in her house seat,

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. >>> the bay area city is on the verge banning new gas stations. what this means for drivers. >>> you are watching cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> we have been talking a lot about the big local races as election day approaches. but tonight, we focus on the lesser-known measure i in the east bay, particularly the force behind it. it is all the work of a high school coach in pleasanton who stepped off the■ basketball court and into the political arena to help future students and athletes. kpix 5's lauren toms is join us more with the passion behind the bond. >> reporter: the man i spoke with him some a long line of educators. and after experiencing himself the out dated and white students described as embarrassing conditions at these facilities, he set an example to do something about it. >> this is actually the backside of the old gym . it caused me to get really motivated. >> reporter: when you walk into this old gym and amador high school in pleasanton, you can feel the chill of the building that has seen more than 100 years passed. >> kind of shivering. my cancer cold. this is what you

so, each jurisdiction can develop its own rules. >>> tonight on the streaming service, cbs news bay area, we will take a deeper dive into some of the biggest races. catch our hour-long election special starting at 7:30 on the cbs news app or on pluto tv, channel 397. >>> people kicked off twitter will not have their accounts restored before election day, but it could happen relatively soon. today, new twitter boss, elon musk , said the company is setting up new protocols for reinstating accounts , something that will take at least a few weeks . only then will the company re-evaluate accounts that were banned for violating twitter rules relating to harassment, violence , or misinformation. >>> a few lingering showers across the bay area earlier today, but now, a spectacular sunset . chocolate. vanilla. strawberry. but this isn't ice cream. this is big tobacco. and their candy flavors are served with a strong dose of nicotine. because big tobacco knows four out of five kids who use tobacco started with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. it's time to

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix news. >>> much more on the way. they look at when you can expect the heaviest showers. >>> republicans have new some on the run. we will tell you why the governor is focusing outside of california, with just three days left until the midterms. later -- >>> i am off of 24 in oakland. we used to call them firemen, now we call them firefighters. we will have that story coming up. >>> we begin tonight with more rain on the way to the bay area. here is a look at some gloomy conditions which we have had over the bay much of the day today. i don't want to get sidetracked, because we have darren standing by to tell us what is next. >> it is one of those moments where you can't tell where one system ends, and when another begins. the light mist out there happening, this is not a storm. this is leftovers. only some of us are seeing that. when you look at it on first alert, it will clear into the overnight. there will be a break between the end of this mess and the real stuff. you have to go wider and watch the timing. that is

the #1 covid-19 self test in the us >> live from the cbs news bay area bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> thursday is a first alert weather day as rain and wind are going to make a mess of the morning commute. i'm tracking how long that rain is going to last in the first alert weather forecast. >> thanks, paul. >>> crews are scrambling to get the roads ready for the rain. they're working now to keep you safe in the storm. we wish you good afternoon, i am reed cowan. is a first alert weather today as the state gets ready for the first rain and snow we've had in a long while. the chances are getting stronger by the hour. you are looking up to disguise the skies as well , is my guess. >> so right now we are seeing clouds floating through the bay area , but that rain is still significantly farther up the coast of northern california, and this is where the heaviest rainfall accumulation will occur with the potential for 7 inches of higher rainfall, with further elevations experience in higher amounts. that study rainfall will make its way in, tonight, into tomorrow morning, and th

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>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> warm over the week , and the race for san jose is over. >>> construction crews had a gas line and things lit up from there, we are going to show you which roads are still close, at this hour. >>> and a warning from santa clara county health officials. what they are saying about this year's flu season. good afternoon, i'm reed cowan. first, we have breaking news out of san francisco. trucking a crash involving two light rail trains, this is the crash scene pick there are at least seven victims. we do not know how they are doing or how many have been rushed to the hospital, but seven by their mourner and because of this. this was near oracle park, or people are being asked to for this area. we are there, we are working hard to updates as soon as they come in. >>> more than a week after the election we finally know now who will be the mayor of the bay area's biggest city. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us now with the latest on the race for mayor in san jose. it seems like we need to have a drumroll. >> that's right, councilmem

you can find updates here on kpix 5 , cbs news bay area, and at kpix.com. >>> the dust of the midterm election is beginning to settle. we are getting a break after a year of political ads, debates, and more. one psychologist says it is time to unplug and refocus and let go of all that stress. he says the contentious atmosphere like an election can make many of us use our field and brain instead of our thinking brain. >> that is a very engaging part of our brain and we really need to balance it and give ourselves some time to relax and disconnect. while there are contentious beliefs on both sides, it is not necessarily true that we have to not like our neighbor. >> he as the key is to then reconnect with your friends and nature and that exercise and meditation can help, as they always do. >>> there is a break giving him a long road to recovery. the scoop in the red & gold report. >>> bringing new life to >>> it is 9:09 on friday morning. time for your moneywatch report. wall street had its biggest rally in two years yesterday. government data showed inflation could finally be easing. l

cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts now. >>> changing light behind bars.ffort to get prisoners a better chance on the outside. tonight, we take a look at how their families are playing a key role. >> my family, so that they found out i was with somebody that was incarcerated, they took 10 steps back. >> she fell in love with a man behind bars . they are both coping with the pain of incarceration. >> i got to see the pain they are facing everyday. how stressful it is for them to walk into this environment. >> the push to help families face their trauma together. >> of the wheels are turning, i possibly introduce some healing that can happen between both of us. >>> hours away from a showdown over solar. at a major revision of the rules hurt the market? >> the smaller companies, this will be devastating. >> leaked text messages and allegations of misconduct in the berkeley police department. the scandal hanging over the confirmation of the new police chief . >> we are going to have to answer the question. >> we are kicking off her favorite areas food drive-th