of officers that shot and killed a homeless man may get their jobs back. >>> live from the cbs bay area studiosow on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, new details. were getting a clear picture of exactly what happened. >>> five oakland police officers were fired after shooting and killing a homeless man. this morning a judge says they deserve their jobs back. >>> it feels awesome but at the same time it is scary. >> from the holidays until spring break, lots of people will be traveling and getting together this weekend. with covid cases climbing, how concerned should we

aw... ♪ ♪ >>> life and the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> right now on kpix5 and streamingcture. >>> we are learning more about the sudden death of a south bay student just hours after one county announced a war on fentanyl . >> it is nice to not have to worry about all the restrictions . >> how restaurant owners have to use a pair of big events to attract customers. sake thank you so much for joining us. let's start with a quick check of our weather.

>>> live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, major return for the warriors to the playoff stage last night. we will break down what we saw in game one. and window warrior's win, local businesses do too. arom a 100-year ercouing ce ira park ranger. say good mning, it happy easter. let's get a quick look at our weather. >>> good morning. we will get more sunshine today. highs today will be in the 60s. it will be dry today, but things will change. on monday, we will get rain late in the day and into tuesday morning. highs will be in the 60s today and then we well be dry on monday. rain will begin late on monday and then later in the week, more rain is on the way. >>> it was a dazzling return to the playoff stage for the warriors last night. they had not made the postseason and the last two years. the warriors took it to denver and pete the nuggets, 123-107. charlie walter has more highlights coming up in a few minutes. of course, the warriors hope to advance deep into the postseason. the playoff run as a win for businesses in

>>> live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a new billboard warning people to stay away from the city because of the drug crisis. >>> as russian troops allegedly began the retreat from ukraine, ukraine says they're launching more attacks on critical infrastructure. >> we have seen consistent and deliberate effort to silence the voices of community of color. >> why residents say this change could have big political consequences. >>> thank you so much for joining us. we will get to those stories in just a moment but we start with this developing story. six people are dead and nine are wounded from a shooting in downtown sacramento. people scramble to escape and multiple ambulances were sent downtown to care for the injured . a large police presence will remain and the scene remains active. >>> good morning. another nice day today with a few low clouds in the forecasts. it will be cooler than it was yesterday. a high pressure lurking at the bottom of your screen will have implications by the middle of the week. tonight, it w

. >>> live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, major return for the warriors to the playoff stage last night. we will break down what we saw in game one. and window warrior's win, local businesses do too. arom a 100-year ercouing ce ira park ranger. say good mning, it happy easter. let's get a quick look at our weather.

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> the warriors will make franchise and chase center history. playoff basketball is back in san francisco. >>> a rainy start to the weekend. there is more on the way. we will look at the conditions heading into the sierra. >>> covid cases are rising. are more restrictions on the way ? we will take a live look at chase center's were the warriors are getting ready to take on the denver nuggets. we are live with more on the excitement tonight. >> reporter: they will make franchise history tonight. fans are excited that the warriors team can make a playoff run. >> reporter: when the warriors take the floor they will make franchise history. it will be the first playoff game ever played at the chase center. >> was it a no-brainer to get tickets for this game? >> yes, because as the first game at the new chase center. >> 18,064 fans. i think our fans can't wait to see the team go to work. >> he is the warriors vice president of ticket sales and services. >> the energy has been through the rough esp

>>> live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> vaccines no longer required. new rules for going to the sap center. >>> by some community groups in san francisco are against proposed changes. >>> thank you so much for joining us. >> new covid rule set the sap center starting with tonight's sharks game. masking will still be required for people not fully vaccinated. >>> the lowest level since the early days of the pandemic. hospitalizations have gone down more than 90%. some hospitals are going days without a single patient in the icu. >>> canada is lifting as covid requirements. fully vaccinated visitors driving into canada will no longer need a negative test. this was the scene in the border town of blaine, washington. travelers will need to fill out their health information before entering the country. >>> the san francisco unified school district is no longer requiring face masks. students and staff at all district schools and work sites are no longer required to wear masks. the change comes as kids returned from spring break on monday. >> redistricting tas

>>> live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 >>> tens of millions of dollars a connection to two california wildfires. where the money goes from here. >>> windy conditions. we will add up how much rain we received and how long these windy conditions will remain with us. >>> good afternoon, everybody. >> our top story at 3:00 at kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay two major wildfires. >> we follow the money. a $55 million settlement was six norcal counties including sonoma county. the money will not go to the fire victims, but it will allow them to get the money they to settle for a little more quickly. this is a civil settlement. it includes the kincaid fire in 2019. pg&e was accused of reckless conduct in its operation of a transmission tower. and the dixie fire where a tree fell onto power lines and the company allowed that line to stay energized for almost 10 hours after word. they are facing criminal inquiries in five counties. pg&e has admitted no guilt, but the company will give millions of dollars to local nonprofits and fire prevention efforts. they will also raise customer r

. >>> live on the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming ons bay area, taking a live look at some showers for the morning commute. we're tracking showers right now. >>> and the san mateo high school sparking a covid outbreak this morning. >>> a herd ahead of world book day, we are looking at books and how one michael local library and is changing. >>> tgif to you. our commute is very interesting this morning because we still have some rain out there. how much? >> not bad. we are not looking at the kind of strong downpours that we were surrounded by. i know it is a little too early for that. i'm going to limit this to two syllable words. i will show you what it looks like right now. a pretty well organized line of showers. it will get absorbed by the range for the most part. we will see some of the rain get across, taking a look at sonoma county. that will hold together through the golden gate. down to 80, 101. the santa cruz mountains will absorb a lot of that. it takes the line and plays it forward to the remainder of the morning. and then lo

. >>> live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a new billboard warning people to stay away from the city because of the drug crisis. >>> as russian troops allegedly began the retreat from ukraine, ukraine says they're launching more attacks on critical infrastructure. >> we have seen consistent and deliberate effort to silence the voices of community of color. >> why residents say this change could have big

>>> life and the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the shocking images out of ukraine are painting a grim picture. >>> we are learning more about the sudden death of a south bay student just hours after one county announced a war on fentanyl . >> it is nice to not have to worry about all the restrictions . >> how restaurant owners have to use a pair of big events to attract customers. sake thank you so much for joining us. let's start with a quick check of our weather. >> we are starting off with near normal temperatures this morning. we will end up several degrees above average this afternoon. normal temperatures for sunday afternoon. passing clouds sunday and monday but we will remain dry and temperatures will warm-up again. it will be hot by the middle and end of the next work week. temperatures will be up to 10 degrees above normal. upper 60s and low 70s around the bay. 10 degrees above average inland. closer to 80 degrees for far inland portions of the east bay . the system passing to the north is sending clouds monday

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> streaming on cbs news bay area, a shootingte on a bay area freeway. what we are learning from police. home depot left in ruins in the south bay. the aftermath of a massive fire over the weekend. why people in a daily city neighborhood are thanking firefighters for their quick action. >> plus apple workers are heading back into the office. insight from a business analyst. >>> good morning, it's monday, april 11th. your forecast is first on this monday. notice changes out there. >> north bay, we are going to tell -- there is not much. the rain that is coming,ist enough to slicken the road to the commute. not enough to add to the rainfall deficit we have got. it's going to lythtwo things maybe notice more about. gusts 30 miles per hour through the late morning. light rain in the north bay. future cast stays that way. golden gate by the next hour. 7:00 or 8:00, peninsula and east bay. by noon the rain is done. by 2:00 not a cloud left. you got blue sky for the afternoon. the rainfall totals, here comes the wind, watch the screen,

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> streaming on cbs news, bay area, breaking news, just learning there has been an arrest in the mass shooting in sacramento. >> the very latest developments from sacramento. officers cleared the scene of the downtown sacramento shooting this morning. roads around the area had been closed for more than a day. no suspects are in custody. actually, as of now, there is one suspect in custody. there is a center open for supportive services. the names of the six people killed in sunday's shooting sed at are you arning eporter: we got that information within the last five minutes and told the person, that man, he is 26 years old, arrested in connection with this, deandre martin. three women and three men killed in the mass shooting. a growing memorial outside of where this went down on sunday, flowers and candles to remember the lives lost, ages range from 21 to 57 years old. john tonya alexander, martinez, andre dee, d eva s turner, joshuah casey, sergio harris and melinda davis. i talked to the big sister. >> he killed my brother. >

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, giants fans and players get ready for their favorite time of the year . good afternoon to you. i am amanda starrantino. >> and i am anne makovec. kpix 5 is your home for the best giants coverage. jocelyn moran, vern glenn, darren peck , and gianna franco . friends are getting in and getting out. >> right now jocelyn moran is at oracle park speaking with fans who are pumped up for the season and you are with tiful day. we have some pans here that you can see are excited and we team. after these last years and how difficult they have been, there is a lot that they are looking forward to. >> it is officially opening day . >> reporter: this is the first time at opening day as a family . in 2021, opening day had limited capacity and this year you can see people smiling. >> we're so excited to go watch the game. >> reporter: summer continuing a tradition and others are excited to start. >> i woke up at 5:00 and got on a flight to come here. >> reporter: this is the owner o

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> good morning. streaming on cbs news bay area, live from our sales force tower camera, san francisco this morning. it is monday, april 25th. i'm amanda starrantino. >> >> it was hot this weekend. >> today is a little warmer. like the peak of the heat today. 80 inland and coming back down to average. most of this week is upper 60s, low 70s. we are done talking about rain for a while. let's get you ready for monday morning. live look from the top of the sales force tower camera, temperatures in the low 50s for most locations, 45 santa rosa. 48 livermore. oakland, 53. a little bit of fog. it's not too widespread, a little bit of patchy fog in the north bay valley. visibility is down to 7. everybody else is looking at 10. our forecast for today, near 80 inland, low 70s in the heart of the bay and beaches you will struggle to make it up to the 60s. more on the rest of the numbers coming up. watching for the next system to bring light rain, well to our north. showers fall apart before they get here. we wil

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> streaming on cbs news bay area, chaos on the streets of sacramento. the scale of violence that just edend. d in r city is >> what we e ma shoo the loveesfor answers this morning, it is monday, the coat april 4th. >> more on the shooting in sacramento over the weekend in just a minute. >> first let's get a check of weather and traffic with starting with first alert meteorologist darren peck. breezy to start. seeing that near the water, any locations in the immediate heart of the bay, most locations waking up the breeze isn't that big of a deal. if you liked the weekend, weather will be almost identical to to it. the temperatures in the low 70s. comfortable 50 now. starting the 6:00 hour, don't have any locations cooler than 50 degrees. that's nice. kind of unique for us. there is the current wind speed, more from gianna franco in a second. as far as the rest of this day golo70s la d-60s for the bay. 71 concord. it's raining right now on ert d we ll track the showers later thrncoming up in a bit. >>> metering lights on, 6:00 h

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, the president taking action to protect the force. details on the climate change order. >>> i am amanda starrantino. more on this earth day in a second. taking a look outside on this friday, rain is going away for the weekend. first meteorologist eric peck now has the forecast. the screen looks so nice. >> that is the beauty from the mountains of the santa clara valley lake skyline boulevard. here is the view from the top salesforce hour, watch the clouds just kind of bubbling out there. none of them are growing too tall. we lost the majority of the energy we had the other day. this will be a great cloud watching afternoon. you will get cumulus clouds, but there is little to show in terms of any radar being read on first alert doppler. you can see the motion to the south. futurecast shows the potential is there. through th amaybe rebuild. oo it. it is likely we will have seen the last of our april showers. i will see what the weekend forecast and much warmer temperatures alre

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> right now object kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, cruise ship under investigation by the cdc is in the spotlight again. just how big is the covid outbreak on board. >> everybody got tested before this, and they took good procedures, which is awesome. and i will wear my mask the whole time. >>> local school held a prom but say covid is not on the guest list. details of their plan, coming up. >>> plus, nearly 100 pounds of fentanyl worth more than $4 million and the cost in human suffering incame cuable is off the street this morning. we will have detase on the bust. >>> good morning, it's sunday, april 24th, thanks

. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news.eaming on cbs news, bay area, gunfire on a bay area freeway. the shooting sending two people to the hospital. >> a south bay home depo left in complete ruin, the massive fire putting crews to the test. >> preparing for offensive, the ukrainian's president call for help to hold off the russian invasion. >> good morning to you. hope you had a great weekend. we want to get to traffic and forecast first. people will notice a change in the air when they wake up this morning. >> cooler and windy and rain. the rain is probably going to be the least impactful thing. not getting out of the 50s today. enough to slow the drive down, you are not going to get poured on but see first alert doppler, rain up in the north bay and the future cast shows the light showers will spread across the bay as we go through the morning. that's 6:30. you could be getting rain at any location. by the 8:00 hour, a little more of a focus down in the peninsula, east bay, the south bay and watch how fast this come to an

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> anti-semitic fliers flooding a community. the response from danville to this disturbing trend. >>> parents in oaklands, your kids can choose if they mask up in class. the mask mandate is lifting. >>> thousands of bay area nurses hours away from walking off the job, onto the picket lines. a look at demands this morning. >> dub nation ready to welcome home the warriors. what coach kerr says may have led to the loss in denver. i'm devin fehely in for lynn. >> i'm amanda starrantino. get ready for a warm start to the week. we had a warm weekend. how long is this going to last? >>> pretty much just today. after today cooling down. typical for late april. who knows what that is. you are going to find out from tuesday through thursday of this week, going to have it. for today, warmer than average. the view from the top of the sales force tower, high clouds streaming in overhead. it's going to look hazy down here at the lower levels high pressure warming us up is going to trap in the lower levels. it looked hazy yesterday. 45 now sa

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area the sacramento community coming together to remember six lives taken too soon. >> who will stop this? because ain't nobody bringing sergio back. >> the call to action after the mass shooting over the weekend. >>> and sacramento police still looking through evidence this morning. the search for even more suspects after one man was put in jail. >>> and growing outrage over russia's actions in ukraine many the new images out of the country this morning. >>> and later uber closing in on a historic partnership. why the taxi worker's alliance isn't pleased. it's tuesday, april 5th. >> let's get a check on the weather and traffic. democrat good morning to you. you have a look at the roads. all the eye on the forecast and the heat that will turn up this week. >> it is real to call it that. by thursday it's 90. 90 degrees inland. it is a three day stretch of heat. it's not the only one. tuesday is just fine. tuesday i

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> right now object kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, cruise ship under investigation by the cdc is in the spotlight again. just how big is the covid outbreak on board. >> everybody got tested before this, and they took good procedures, which is awesome. and i will wear my mask the whole time. >>> local school held a prom but say covid is not on the guest list. details of their plan, coming up. >>> plus, nearly 100 pounds of fentanyl worth more than $4 million and the cost in human suffering incame cuable is off the street this morning. we will have detase on the bust. >>> good morning, it's sunday, april 24th, thanks for joining us. i am devin fehely. let's start check of the weather with brian hackney. >>> we have sunshine and low cloudiness, once we have done that, temperatures will reach the low 80 inland today. but tomorrow, we pick up a few more clouds. so, we are expecting more sunshine, temps from 60 to 80 the 60 along the shoreline. and more clouds tomorrow, not any rain, though he. and it will stay dry all

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming , another look at your morning. we are tracking showers across the bay area. source plus san francisco's redistricting task force, why it still left many people upset. >>> masking up could be coming

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news, bay area, details on the fire that swallowed up a san jose home depot and its impact on people living nearby. good afternoon. i'm amanda starrantino. >> first we have breaking news. this is on a multimillion dollar settlement related to the 2019 kincaid fire. >> let's get over to anne makovec . it is a $55 million settlement from pg&e going to six counties around northern california including sonoma county. the money is not going to the victims in these cases, though it is going in part to a system that will allow victims to get money. they do settle for little more quickly. this is a civil settlement from pg&e that will end the criminal investigations into the company's involvement in two large fires, the kincaid fire in sonoma county in 2019 and in that case, pg&e was accused of reckless conduct in its operation of a high-powered transmission tower. then there was the dixie fire in the sierra last year. a tree fell on the pg&e power lines in the feather river canyon and the company

cbs news bay area. >> a live look from the coliseum as the a's home opener is now just hours away. the big excitement >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5, and streaming on cbs news bay area, area baseball officially back in oakland today. the preparations underway for the a's home opener. >>> sutter health nurses taking to the picket line and while they said they are working unsafe levels. >>> later, what ukrainian officials say might be a reminder for peacemaking peace negotiations with russia. morning. is april 18th. i fully had a great easter weekend. >> baseball is officially back in oakland. we have live team coverage this morning for the a's home opener. >> justin andrews is live outside the coliseum and we will help you get to the game today. >>> we start with first alert meteorologist darren peck. >> a few clouds but no rain. there is rain coming later tonight but thankfully for the home opener, that rain is not getting here till much later tonight and by the time it gets to oakland it will probably fall apart. bring a light jacket and temperatures well into the 60s byfi

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> what caused the home depot in san jose to go up in flames. what questions remain. >>> a fire destroyed a bay area pier might hit your wallet. leading to higher gas prices. >>> back to the office for apple employees but the question this morning, will they actually show up. we break down their threats. >> kicking off a new workweek with a new round of rain but don't expect much of it. how long it is expected to last. >> we have a look at the roads and darren we have a lot of changes in this forecast. how long is this rain going to stick around? the easter bunny is coming sunday. >>> more opportunities for rain after today. i don't think sunday is necessarily at risk. saturday could be. first alert doppler, the picture on the screen, if you weren't looking at the screen, see drops of rain showing up on the lens we got in the city. if you look at first alert doppler, see a few of those showing up. good depiction how future cast is showing it as well. the green line coming our way. this is not heavy rain but light enough to mess

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix news. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, new details. were getting a clear picture of exactly what happened. >>> five oakland police officers were fired after shooting and killing a homeless man. this morning a judge says they deserve their jobs back. >>> it feels awesome but at the same time it is scary. >> from the holidays until spring break, lots of people will be traveling and getting together this weekend. with covid cases climbing, how concerned should we be? >>> let's get a quick check of our weather. >> we've got rain showing up bay area wide. we can see it raining and it is everywhere. it rained from the richmond san rafael bridge, it's raining on the san mateo bridge. we've got rain everybody. there was more rain in the north bay and we are not done. as we take a look at first alert doppler, you can see the widespread showers. the focus now is in the central valley. future cast can see that there is more to go. it doesn't stop raining until noon. by 8:00, the east bay valleys, the south bay, down into th

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is5 news. >>> live now on kpix 5, and streaming on cbs news bay area , firefighters battling a fire on a pier in benicia. we can tell you why they are struggling to reach the flames. >>> a fire weather warning from the national weather service. what has them so worried. >>> the san francisco plan that leaders have to bring more affordable housing to the city. >>> a restaurant in san francisco's fisherman's wharf, a famous one, closing their doors after 90 years. >>> we will start with that fire in benicia off of bay port's road near the amports dock. they could issue a shelter in place in the region. that is a live look at the fire. the san francisco fire department is sending the fire boat to help fight the blaze. they are having trouble accessing the flames. da lin is on his way to the scene. we will have updates from him throughout the newscast. >> there is a relatively large peer with a blacktop road surface, but underneath it is large timbers and when they start burning, it is very difficult to access, and that is what is burning now. >>

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> thousands of nurses and ildren hostal aron strike. i'm devin fehely. >> i'm amanda starrantino. ann makovec will have more on that story in a moment. breaking news, elon musk has completed his purchase of san francisco based twitter. the deal is on the terms musk laid out last month. the offer was r $54.20 a share, twitter fowill now be an entity and entirely owned by elon musk. he said free speech is the bedrock of a functioning democracy. more on that story as we get it. >> i'm ann makovec. back to the nurses strike, thousands of stanford health care nurses are striking today, striking was the last resort but at this point many are rethinking their career s that's how bad this has gotten and the scene today outside of stanford hospital. 93% of eligible nurses voted to authorize the strike because of burnout and exhaustion. under staffing is leading to requests for overtime and want more money and better health care in the next deal. >> they are not keeping up with inflation and the cost of living. we are unable to stock icu'

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> thank you for joining us. we have breaking news on kpix 5 news and streaming on cbs news bay area. westbound 580 is closed from mcarthur to high street because of police activity. >> they say they are on the scene and on the way and they are actually closing parts of 580 and traffic is being diverted and we need to bring you the latest information as soon as we have it. >>> the bay area fire crews in the north and south bays are busy mopping up and assessing damage following the two big fires starting yesterday. officials say it destroyed a wooden pier and they are completely out and so was the fire that gutted a home depot in blossom hill road. >> it took them 24 hours to put out the fire and as they look into the cause it is assessing how big of an economic impact of the fire will have on this region. da lin is talking about how it could cause gas prices to go higher. >> reporter: the fire is out, but the biggest concern is this will likely affect gas prices and maybe even people's ability to buy a brand-new

cbs news bay area. >> these new mask freedoms may not last too long. the word on a judge's ruling the concerns from health experts. >>> and the prep underway in >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. >>> with a lot of mark requirements now not being enforced some of you may be feeling anxiety. hear from health experts as we make decisions from us and our families. >>> and why thousands of nurses being locked out. >> and a hotly contested ass, mbly race. >>> and the stage is set at san francisco's golden gate park. the preparation for marijuana's hole holiday. good morning. it's wednesday, april 20th. >> good morning to you. glad to have you with us. let's get right to this first. i haven't turned my doppler off for six days. >> it's like the thing we had to dust off the cobwebs and its been going nonstop. we will need it you will friday morning. gets here later today and stays in the forecast until we are done with that friday morning commute. there won't be a lot of this but there will be time where the intensity picks up most likely tomorrow. if we watch the leading edge of it right there the shs

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. >>> right now, looking live from our sales force tower camera this morning looking west and you can see that big heart there. we agree. we love san francisco. >> a little bit of love for this wednesday morning. >> let's check the weather and traffic. hopefully the roads are doing something we love. >> today will be like ten degrees warmer. like upper 80s. tomorrow it's low 90s. let get you ready for wednesday morning. it's an easy morning. no fog, very little wind if any. santa rosa is 43. that may not feel any different. you would have no clue you were in for daytime highs. it won't feel any different than it has. if you look at where we go for daytime highs upper 80s for inland. low 80s in the heart of the bay and even though that is a 72 and nice at the beach, beach bezards statemisin cttonit. dangerous sneaker waves. you can't win if you think the beach is a good escape. you have to be very aware when you are near the water because sneaker waves will be a probl

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> california crackdown on retail theft. we have details on a statewide effort and a big bust just made. >>> watching your wallet, moneywise. not that we want to close out the week. talking about wall street's big plunge. >>> the nfl draft and what we can expect from the 49ers. >>> good afternoon, i am reed cowan. our top story at 3:00, the state department tells us they are cracking down on retail theft. m markovic has more on the big jewelry bust and the way they are calling for you to help out. >> reporter: state investigators took down a big crime ring and recovered about $1 million worth of stolen jewelry. the attorney general and chp just made the announcement. the thefts, targeting jcpenney and sam's club stores in nine california counties. thieves were breaking and entering at night, when the stores are closed, which is a far cry from the brazen smash and grab thefts we have seen in the bay area. a state task force to combat organized crime says they conducted more than 1000 investigations since 2019 and made 449 ar

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> this is a parent's worst nightmare. we are fortunate that this resulted in a positive outcome. >> a three-month-old baby, found safe. how the police and fbi worked overtime to solve a san jose kidnapping. >>> watching your wallet, don't check that 401(k) today. find out what sent the stock market plunging. >>> plus the white house push to get more americans access to an important covid pill and the treatment approved if you have children. >>> good afternoon, i am reed cowan. let's talk about our top story on kpix 5. a three-month-old baby swiped from a san jose home, now found safe and three people are in custody to answer for it. kpix 5's kenny choi is live with the end to a frantic search. i imagine a lot of people are breathing a sigh of relief. >> reporter: that's for sure. police say there is a connection between the three suspects in custody right now and the baby and the baby's family, but the exact relationship is unknown and no official motive has been released by authorities. witnesses say that police this mor

>>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right off the top and what a development this is. police say it had been planned all along. we have no information about the baby kidnapping in san jose and the suspects now caught and cuffed. >>> we are certainly right now in this country out of the pandemic phase. >> he said that. that is dr. anthony fauci, but not so fast. the infectious disease expert is now trying to clarify those remarks. >>> plus we will show you the largest public park to open in san francisco nearly 40 years. it is beautiful out there. strike that afternoon. i am reed cowan. our top story. we have no information on that child kidnapping case out of san jose. anne makovec has new details on the three people police they worked together to steal a baby. >> reporter: police say it was a premeditated kidnapping of the people they arrested did have ties to the babies family, though they are not saying what. here are their mugshots. 28-year-old jose roman portillo, who police say snatched the baby from the apartment. yesenia guadalupe ramirez, accused of t

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sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> live from the cbs bay area studios coming to the heart of union square, how it's shining light on the city fentanyl overdose epidemic. >> a reward announced to identify the man who attacked a peninsula grandfather at his own home. >>> we have seen in effort to silence the voices of communities of color. >> backlash growing over a plan to redraw the boundaries of san francisco neighborhoods. why residents say the change could have big political consequences. >>> hours after the death of a long-term partner, annie the falcon, could have a new mate in the nest, how he could be acting as surrogate father to her chicks. >>> san mateo county family is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a man they say attacked an elderly man from behind, security video shows the moments the suspect kicked 84-year-old solomon hernandez to the ground which happened right outside his front door last friday. anybody who might know who the suspect is is asked to call daly city police. >>> looking live at union squar

sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> live from the cbs bay area studios00, covid cases on the rise yet again here in the bay area. cases could be even higher than what we are seeing on paper. why this time feels different than just a few months ago. >>> we have a very dramatic decoupling so far. >> i think folks' attitudes have changed about it in terms of maybe not being as fearful about it. >>> a huge fentanyl bust in alameda county to the tune of more than $4 million. today, we speak to a former addict turned activist. >> we feel like we're just screaming into the abyss. help our kids. help these communities. >> the uphill battle brewing to install a staircase in one east bay neighborhood. why some fear the stairs could lead to more crime. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. cases are once again on the rise. >> attitudes seemed to have changed a bit. kpix 5 is on the peninsula to explain. >> reporter: covid is starting to make a comeback in the bay area. the response this time around is a little bit

. ♪ live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> streaming on cbs news bay area, chaosacramento. the scale of violence that just edend. d in r city is >> what we e ma shoo the loveesfor answers this morning, it is monday, the coat april 4th. >> more on the shooting in sacramento over the weekend in just a minute. >> first let's get a check of weather and traffic

>>> live on the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on tbs news bay area, looking at your forecast in a moment. >>> plus the redistricting task force, the vote just made. >>> a large push for writing their own rules on the mask mandate. >>> good morning, friday, april 22nd. we will get a look at our weather and traffic. we are still seeing some rain this morning. this will not have the intensity of yesterday so we don't have the same first alert status in terms of tracking small hail or lightning. that has diminished. but we will still get rain, still light showers that will march their way over to 80 and 101. the roads were slick even to begin this morning just from the showers that had come through overnight. give yourself a little extra time. here's some of the rain coming over this and peninsula. the windshield wipers will be going and then if you put in the future cast, the showers hang on. we will keep scattered showers going but then we will turn the corner for the weekend. i will show you the warm-up for saturday and sunday but for no

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios. 5 news. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area the sacramento community coming together to remember six lives taken too soon. >> who will stop this? because ain't nobody bringing sergio back. >> the call to action after the mass shooting over the weekend. >>> and sacramento police still looking through evidence this morning. the search for even more suspects after one man was put in jail. >>> and growing outrage over russia's actions in ukraine many the new images out of the country this morning. >>> and later uber closing in

. -♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ >>> live from the cbs bay area 2 studios, this is kpix 5 news. >he warmth arrived in the bay area today, the heat arrives tomorrow. i'm tracking how close we reach record territory. >>> new details in the sacramento mass shooting investigation, in situ aspiring the shots and how many more suspects police are looking for. >>> warning another potential covid surge this year and which parts of the country are seeing more cases now. >>> good afternoon, i am sara donchey. the top stories at 3:00 on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, start of a great big spring weather warm-up, very warm, taking you live outside, inland spots will feel it the most, almost hot. chief meteorologist paul heggen is here to talk about how warm it is going to get. >> 90s, if it was july or august, we would shrug because we see that all the time, this is early april, not even a week into the month of april, temperatures in the 80s are unusual enough. right now it is 80 degrees at sfo, upper 60s across the bay, climbed into the 70s earlier, 70 for napa and oakland and hay

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. >>> right now in kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, a massive manhunt underway for the suspect who opened fire on a new york city subway. the big question now, what was the motive? >>> new questions about security on bay area transit systems following what happened in new york. we will hear from riders and transit leaders up next. cafoia woman accused of faking her own kidnapping is playing guilty. what she now telling her friends and family. >>> a few drops are about to fall in the part of the region september to see most of the rain. good morning. it's wednesday, april 13th. >> we will get a check on the weather and traffic. watching the roads for us. darren said we are in a weather purgatory. >> right. >> quite the description. >> a new term. we are stuck with yesterday's weather again today. we all know that the exciting things coming tomorrow it. will be tomorrow morning's commute. not downpours. it'll be light rain t will be primarily north bay in the m

first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to the only 24-hour vitamin c >>> live from the cbs bay area studios >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area the justice department weighing in on the travel mask mandate being overturned. the new plan after the judge's ruling. >>> and united airlines changing course this morning. how passengers banned for not following mask rules could fly again. >>> and the more relief on the way for student loan borrowers from the government. >> and it's a day cannabis culture is celebrated. how they can preparing for 420 and why hippie hill may be morel evacuated this year. >> good morning. it's wednesday, april 20th 420, whatever you want to call it. we like to call it wednesday as well. >> hump day. speak to the forecast first to see how it's looking. a brick now but more rain on the way. if starts by the afternoon and then we are in it like all the way through friday. it'll be a chance of rain for the next three days. plenty of opportunities when you won't get rained on. rain will be a somewhat constant possibility starting this afternoon throu

>>> live from the cbs bay area 2 studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> my fellow new yorkers, we got him. we got him. >> police arrest a suspect in the new york city subway mass shooting. breaking details on how they tracked him down. >>> don't let the masks away yet. how much longer you have to wear them on planes and public transit. >>> tracking the next chance of bay area showers in first alert weather. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i read colin. >> i am sara donchey. the suspect in the new york city subway shooting is under arrest. new video of him, we just learned he called police himself and told them where to find him. >> bradley blackburn reports he will face federal terrorism charges. >>> new york city police department said arrested frank james in connection with tuesday's subway shooting in brooklyn. >> we hope this arrest brings solace to the victims and the people of the city of new york. investigators coming through his social media post as they look for motive the suspect that nato's smoke bomb inside the subway car and started firing into the crowd the cbs station in new y

>>> live from the cbs bay area 2 studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> the rain is going away but the state drought woes aren't going anywhere. the new calls to conserve water. >>> clean energy breaking records on this earth day. look at the rise of wind and solar power and big obstacles left for both industries. >>> devastating seen that of ukraine. the latest on the war with russia and why one european leader thinks this could drag on in the next year. good afternoon, i am reed cowan. >> i am sara donchey. >> the top story on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, the rain mostly out of the picture, front and center in the winter world our ongoing drought. hearing from contra costa water about their calls for concern. asking for people to water use by 15% and also talking about surcharge for later this summer. water officials say on average it will cost a little more than $8 a month, they say it is necessary. >> the situation we are in his pretty serious, third year of drought, statewide, supplies are lower than what they should be this time of year. we do have the reservoir near brent

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. kpix5 news. >>> right now in kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, a massive manhunt underway for the suspect who opened fire on a new york city subway. the big question now, what was the motive? >>> new questions about security on bay area transit systems following what happened in new york. we will hear from riders and transit leaders up next. cafoia woman accused of faking her own kidnapping is playing guilty. what she now telling her friends and family. >>> a few drops are about to fall in the part of the region september to see most

. ♪ >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. kpix five news. >>> right now, and on kpix five. and taking a live look from the east bay. and a wind advisory is in effect through parts of the bay area this morning. and first alert has all we need to know before we head out the door. >> and the mask mandates. that could happen if a new proposal passes. riders are talking about it before today's board meeting. >> and lashing out after west. how the western president is punishing nato countries. and. >>> helping drivers at the pump. how one is gating a break to some of its customers. good morning. april28th, 5:30. with us on this thfe m it, too. >> and it is breezy out there. but giana and i have been going over this this morning. the biggest impact on the commute is probably the pass. >> definitely. >> it is not too terribly windy for most of under the circumstances especially in the north bay. you are included in the wind advisory. it is a 15-minute breeze. it is a 20-mile-an-hour gust. until you are going over the pass. >>> tempera

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> anti-semitic fliers flooding a communityse from danville to this disturbing trend. >>> parents in oaklands, your kids can choose if they mask up in class. the mask mandate is lifting. >>> thousands of bay area nurses hours away from walking off the job, onto the picket lines. a look at demands this morning. >> dub nation ready to welcome home the warriors. what coach kerr says may have led to the loss in denver. i'm devin fehely in for lynn. >> i'm da

>>> live from the cbs bay area 2 studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> mask roe confusion, what to do with them. a judge locked mandates on planes and public transit. how some they area agwas not the only crime he committed that day. >>> soaring prices with record inflation and how it is hitting your wallet. some in the industry say they are hurting for different reasons and there are impacts for you at home. to and thank you for watching. i am reed cowan. the top story at 3:00 on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, the changing rules for when and where to put the mask on and take it off. a lot of you calling saying it is confusing so we are keeping on the latest. if you get on the airport and get on the plane, you don't need to wear. a judge struck down the federal guidelines and all of the airports say they're not enforcing their own rules. buses and trains on the screen, not the same. on the ground, unique, bark, transit, they say if you want to get on, put a mask on. golden gate transit are not enforcing masks. we will keep watching throughout the day as things change. if you too