and local news will continue on cbsn bay area which you can access right now on multiple devices and platforms including kpix.com. you can also download the cbs news app. we'll have much more on the launch of cbsn bay area in a few minutes. >>> and the supreme court has temporarily blocked house democrats' efforts to obtain president trump's tax returns. the delay gives the high court time to determine how to handle the high stakes case. today's order did not give a hint about what the supreme court will ultimately do. >>> i'm ken bastida at the live desk. pete buttigieg wrapping up in atlanta at the traditionally black college moorehouse college. he's aiming to expand his appeal among african american voters. the 37-year-old mayor of south bend doing well in overwhelmingly white states of new hampshire and iowa. in fact he's broken into the double digits in the last few new hampshire polls. now second in iowa at 19 percent thanks to aggressive television ad campaigns running there. he's now the pick of about 25 percent of likely iowa caucus goers. the 16 point surge from september. h

bay area families. join kpix 5 in the fight against bay area hunger. i'll have ways you can help coming up. >> and don't forget, we're streaming now on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com, the cbs news app, or your favorite platform. >>> an parent change of heart at chick-fil-a is making a change in the bay area. >> reporter: san mateo county community groups and elected officials were prepared to make life quite miserable for the chick-fil-a set to open here in redwood city next year, but then in an instant it all changed. >> reporter: after donating to anti-lgbtq groups for years, on monday the company said they'd focus future donations on education, homelessness, and hunger. >> going from where they were to where they're at now is really encouraging. >> reporter: san mateo county supervisor was prepared to go to battle with chick-fil-a over this location under construction in redwood city. he sent the company a letter urging them to withdraw their permit and met with a chick-fil-a representative. >> instead of protesting chick-fil-a, we want to cut the ribbon with them. >> reporter: the backlash was well under way at some of the dozen loca

%fo >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now at 6:00 in and streaming on cbsngetting hit with wade spread rain and heavy downpours and thunderstorms throughout today. mary is tracking the storms. >> the sierra is buried in snow. well have a look at the treacherous conditions and the advice from chp. good morning. it is wednesday, november 27th. i'm michelle griego. >> and thanks for waking up with us. i'm kenny choi. 6:00 right now. heavy rain pounding the bay area overnight. look at how intense things got at times in san francisco. >>> and roads are a mess this morning on what was already expected to be the busiest travel weak of the year. we're seeing standing water in many places and slick conditions all over. >> let's check in with mary to see how much rain we're going to get. >> as we go through the day, we're looking at scattered showers. nothing like last night when the cold front pushed through with an inch and a half of rain, but more of that wet weather as you go through the day. unsettled weather for us across the bay area. high def doppler. you can

want to take a moment to tell you about the launch of our new 24/7 streaming news service. >> cbsn bay area will provide updated local news on demand. emily turner anchored our first live stream today. what else will we see on cbsn bay area? >> so much. there's a lot of exciting content. it's whenever and wherever you want it and of course it's free. our focus is on local stories. we live stream our kpix and kbcw newscasts but we also have 3 additional hours of unique content that's produced especially for the streaming platform. we go live with that at if bet we update the stories live and in real time. we'll also stream breaking news and press conferences when and as they happen. lots of exciting stuff. if you want an update check it out with us. check it out on our cbs news app or your favorite mobile device platforms. >>> all right, sounds great. we'll see you. thanks emily. >>> let's get you over to darren peck who's watching the weather, and we expect some wind tomorrow. >> yes, but more noticeably by wednesday morning, and if you enjoyed the low 80s for inland highs today, this is pr

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check out our new streaming service, cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com and watch it on our favorite device. >> bay area a airports are busy today. oakland international is back up and running after dealing with a power outage last night. jackie ward is there with an update. >> it was terrible timing last night, but the power is back on today and this is what it looks like. people just trying to book their tickets to get out for the thanksgiving holiday. this is typical activity. the effects of the outage were felt in the terminal and air yesterday, though. airport officials are still investigating what exactly happened and what may have caused the place to go dark. the good news is oakland airport's power is fully restored. it was touch and go last night when the lights went out around 6:30. several flights were delayed and security screening to be temporarily halted. some departures were delayed. we spoke with someone who ran into major problems yesterday and were able to get to seattle before thanksgiving. >> there are delays

>>> right now on the kpix5 news at 7 , and streaming on cbsn bay area , the explosive arrest in connection with a bomb scare at a south bay high school. that evening i am ken bastida. >> i veronica de la cruz. there is still a major police presence in one san jose neighborhood. >> reporter: i am len ramirez near the campus of oak grove high school in san jose. police made a big arrest in the investigation of a pipe bomb that was planted on campus. you can see police are still here at tradewinds drive near eagles lane. san jose police arrested andrew wyatt after a all-night standoff at his home on tigers court. police shut down his neighborhood next to oak grove high school and evacuated several families. a search of his residence appeared to be improvised explosive devices according to police. the rest capped off a dramatic week for neighbors and high school students who had to do with the planting of a bomb on school grounds, a lockdown and two shelter in place orders. >> it is stressful, a lot going on all at once. >> reporter: the bomb was found on the oak grove campus on tuesday mornin

. >> yes, cbsn bay area gives you updated local news on demand on multiple platforms. kpix 5's emily turner anchored our first live stream today. what will we be seeing on cbsn bay area? >> a lot of exciting content, and also new content, and you can watch it whenever and wherever. our focus is on local stories. of course we live stream our newscasts, but we have 3 additional hours of unique content produced specifically for the streaming platform. we go live at 1:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m., and 8:00 p.m., and in between we update stories live and in real time. we'll also stream breaking news and press conferences when and as this i happen. again you can watch it whenever and wherefore on your favorite platform, the cbs news app or kpix.com. with these potential public safety power shutdowns, it will be a great resource for viewers. >> thank you for that. >>> coming up next, the plan to take down the bay area's top predator. ons could get the green light. >> plus a big change in policing for one city in alameda county. why officers won't be enforcing certain types of crime. >>

and local news will continue streaming on cbsn bay area. you can log on to kpix.com or access the cbs news app on a streaming device. >>> a woman in sonoma county is recovering from serious injuries after being attacked by dogs from a homeless encampment. kpix 5's john ramos is in santa rosa where the camp has been a fixture for 5 years. >> reporter: santa rosa has a growing homeless problem, but what happened here is testing the limits of its compassion. her friends are helping her prepare for a city council meeting. the exhibit they're creating shows the injuries carolyn suffered last week when she was attacked as she walked on this path by a pair of dogs living in a homeless camp in the bushes. >> i little white dog first started biting me, and the pit bull bit me immediately on my calf and went to my arm and pulled me down and started dragging me. >> reporter: the homeless woman that owned the dogs was bitten as well as she tried to get them off. carolyn spent 3 days in the hospital and underwent emergency surgery. >> my tendons needed

make more of what's yours®. >>> a reminder right here we are streaming on cbs cbsn bay area.s app, or, your favorite platform. >>> here is what you missed if you're just now getting home. public public impeachment hearings for the week are over. data house intelligence committee heard testimony from david holmes, a staffer at the u.s. embassy in ukraine. >> president trump asked is he going to do the investigation? ambassador gordon sondland replied that he would do it. >> this afternoon fiona hill a former white house aide on europe and russia gave testimony. she warned republicans not to buy into false conspiracy theories about ukraine. >> some of you on this committee appeared to believe that russia and the security services that do not compare against our country and that, perhaps, somehow, for some reason ukraine did. this is a fictional narrative. >> not a single republican member has said that russia did not meddle in the 2016 elections. >>> former president barack obama and san francisco for the dream first convention. did an onstage interview with marc benioff. mr. o

. >>> right now on the kpix5 news at 7, and streaming on cbsn bay area, check out this video, it is a crash involving cows. >>> the cows escaped from a jackknifed big rig and made a run for its near pines. we received this new video into the newsroom. you can see the cows into the back of that truck there. the ones you got loose are being herded up and all lanes on highway 50 are being shut down. first responders can clear this up. schp has been rerouting traffic, no word yet on when those roads will reopen. the conditions are slick tonight across the sierra. we will have a live report from interstate 80 in a few moments. >>> let's talk about the snow, the hills got a good layer of fresh powder. also a mission peak, mount hamilton and mount diablo. >> we got here early and it was a normal hike, i was tired because we're going up hills and i'm out of shape but then it started snowing and we got kind of lost in the snow. >> >>> mount diablo, just follow the road, goes the top and back down. darren peck joins me now, first round has passed. what we have cooking for the rest of the week?

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> streaming on cbsn bay area good afternoon. i am kenny choi. today the b.a.r.t. board of directors held its first meeting since the deadly stabbing on a train and kpix 5's jackie ward says they used the public comment time to sound the alarm. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. employees told me speaking at this meeting is the only way they feel their voices can be heard and they constantly feel like they're under a gag order. >> i have witnessed someone's life been taken pick their safety issues i was not trained to handle. >> reporter: this woman is a new b.a.r.t. station agent including the station where oliver williams was stabbed to death and b.a.r.t.'s directors held a moment of silence for williams at the beginning of the meeting but after that the message was loud and clear that b.a.r.t. employees want to go safer and they want passengers to feel that same level of security and they propose all cars be moved to the back of the trained and passengers cannot pass through forcing them to stay in that car even during an emergency. >> wh

fo >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now at 4:30 and screaming on cbsn bay area, we're looking live from our sales force tower cam a as we look north at the golden gate bridge. it is still windy out there and rain. it is wednesday. good morning everybody. november27th, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. we're on storm watch again. let's begin with mary. >> so we're tracking that wet weather on high def doppler. it is still lit up as we start off the day. so let's zoom in here and you can see that light to moderate rain pushing across the golden gate bridge into san francisco across the bay bridge into the east bay from berkeley, oakland, al me ta, daly city and down through san bra no. you can also see that heavier rain right now along the coast pacifica, and rainfall rates we'll check and heavy downpours. this is really coming down, about 2 inches per hour for rainfall rates and some impressive rainfall rates. right in san francisco, getting a storm report here and i want to show you this, because the storm spot ter reporting pea sized hail in san f

. >>> and don't forget we're >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, ws >>> well, the impeachment hearing another day today and we are streaming on cbsn bay area as well. this is a live look at capitol hill. this morning, a look at the two witness wrapping up day day five. >> the new lawsuit against bay area sheriff and a private prison company filed by inmates. >> uber wanting to do much more than pick you up this morning. why they want to listen in during your ride. >> good morning. it is thursday, november 21st, 2019. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. good morning. cool conditions mary. >> that is right. it is a chilly starts specialty for the north bay and some spots down to the 30s. here is a live look with our san jose camera taking you to the south bay first. san jose at 45 degrees. 48in ncd. oakldowntown san francisco. a cold 38 degrees right now for santa rosa. pinpointing the north bay, especially sonoma county, unfortunately, you have the power out and dealing with these cold temperatures. 38degrees there to start off the day. 42 in panda loma. all of us will see the sunshine. mild temperatures. seasonal for this

. >>> now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, breaking news. new arrests in the orinda shooting investigation. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> and i'm ken bastida. let's get right to kpix 5's andrea nakano who's live in orinda with what federal agents just uncovered. >> reporter: yeah, there have been many twists and turns in this investigation into the orinda shooting. just last week 5 arrests were made and then on monday 4 of the suspects were released. well today the atf worked with the contra co sherf's department and made additional arrests. they also seized some guns and made an alarming discovery. here are some of the pictures a from san francisco. it shows swat teams and vehicles during the operation. even negotiators were onhand. the enforcement team seized multiple weapons, and according to a national ballistics database, some of the guns were linked to other shootings in the bay area. now the atf's raid was in support of the contra costa county sheriff's department investigation into the orinda shooting at an airbnb that ki

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yes for less. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now at 5:00, and streaming on cbsn bay area as we take a live look outside. two more witnesses testifying following explosive treme in the impeachment inquiry. this morning we're live with a preview of day five. >> the question for bart. can the g.m. give riders their sense of safety back. another crime hits the transit agency. >> braving the cold without power this morning. the new concerns for the north bay. it is thursday, november 21st, 2019. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's get to mary lee to talk about the forecast. a bit chilly. >> it is for sure especially for the north bay. check out santa rosa. you're down to 38 degrees as we start off the day. definitely bundle up this morning. it is very cold. one of the coldest mornings we have seen in a bit here. concord you're at 48. oakland 56. livermore 42. 57 inn san francisco. 45 for san jose. under those skies. with that dry air, and clear skies, temperatures dropping this morning. this after nan with sunshine, we'll see mild, seasonal temperatures mid-

>>> a woman attacked by dogs in the bay area homeless camp >>> a reminder we are streaming now on cbsna. you can find us on kpix.com. the cbs news app also on your favorite platforms. >>> i am veronica de la cruz and here is what you missed. the most damaging testimony at today's impeachment hearing it came from a decorated combat veteran. army lieutenant colonel alexander bittman vindman told congress he was alarmed by the july phone call with the leader of ukraine, he said that he was or that it was improper and inappropriate that mr. trump would ask a foreign leader to investigate a political opponent. >> frankly i cannot believe what i was hearing. >> i never did, never would. that is preposterous that i would do that. >> lawmakers also honed in on a recent job offer. colonel vindman was also the position was offered the position rather of defense minister with ukrainian government three times. but he turned it down. democrats pushed back. they said the president's call was a threat to national security. >> you attack a man wearing a springfield rifle on a field of blue above a pur

bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> now at 12:00 noon and streaming on cbsn bay area people recalling the effort of the city's event there. good afternoon. i am michelle griego. >> and i am kenny choi. we will have more on the story in just a moment. >> first several people are under arrest after a protest at a homeless encampment set up by activists. >> it is because there are a bunch of empty homes and a bunch of homeless people and we think that people should have homes expect there was a heavy police presence and officials were also on scene trying to load the tents into trucks. they called the camp housing justice village . earlier today on that was left was some trash and all tents had been removes. recoverable police cars have been stationed there and the city says they were in negotiations with protesters to the day and they notified them their belongings would be removed and offered people services at st. vincent depaul. >>> one of the busiest travel weeks is here and bay area ports expect an incredible amount of people this week and here is a live look at the san jose international airport and kpix 5's ja

>>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, our top stories at 5:30. just minutes ago we learned the south hayward bart station is back open, hours after a deadly train stabbing. >> police are saying a man stabbed another man to death during a fight, and the train stopped at the south hayward station. the suspect ran out, and allegedly tried to carjack a car at a nearby dealership before being taken into custody. the station was reopened minutes ago, but riders should expect 20 minutes delays. >>> pg&e has dramatically scaled back on tomorrow's planned power outages. it's now projecting the only bay area impacts will be to about 50,000 customers in napa, sonoma, and solano counties. we expect a live update about 30 minutes from now. >>> and a santa rosa woman is recovering after being attacked by dogs from a local homeless camp. carolyn teal spent 3 days in the hospital recovering from surgery. the dogs live in an encampment that's been a fixture behind santa rosa high for years. >>> now to our original series project home. a bay area nonprofit boasts

. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area. >> well, it's a tragedy for us. we celebrated our 140th year of the church building itself. >> an uncertain future after fire tears through the oldest church of christ west of the mississippi. >> bay area scientists accomplishing a first of its kind task. taking the heart rate of the biggest mammal on earth. >> and the best travel deals might be right after the holidays. >> and we're streaming now on cbsn bay area. find us on kpix.com, the cbs news app, or on your favorite platform. >>> a church with over a century's history in ruins after a devastating fire. here's more on what's left of the oldest church of christ west of the mississippi. >> reporter: it was just before dawn where the forestville fire department arrived, and already flames were coming out of the windows. >> when they got here they found heavy fire at the front of the building and in the middle of the building extending out to the church part and library part of the building. >> reporter: the 140-year-old church is he havely damaged. it's unclear if

. >> and we're streaming now on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com, the cbs news app, or on your favorite platform. >> and even though we have an incredible weekend coming our way, i'm going to focus on next week. there's rain coming our way and snow in the mountains for anyone that wants to travel. i'll be back with that coming up. >>> new tonight, we're hearing from the woman that witnessed that fatal bart stabbing this week and tried to save the man's life. kpix 5's andria borba on the firsthand account of a deadly train fight. >> reporter: well, this remarkable young woman who's very small in stature went out of her way to help a dying man in his final moments, even as she watched the frightening attack go down right in front of her eyes. the 22-year-old sofia got into a bart elevator and a shoeless man joined her. >> i was using the reflection of the video i was watching to keep an eye on him. >> reporter: when she boarded the train, she got into a different car to avoid him only to have him eventually walk into her c

if you do see them, call police. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area. >>> whipping winds and falling snow. hikers describe the track up mount diablo. >>> one bay area mall cannot handle the storm overnight, the soggy mess left over. >>> a driver about to get a ticket has a turkey to be thankful for this holiday season. >>> don't forget we are streaming right now on cbsn bay area. you can always find us online at kpix.com, also on the news app, or on your favorite platform. >>> back to our store much coverage for the first time this season we have snow! don ford on the brave souls who lifted all the way up mount diablo to see this now. >> reporter: most of the bay area did get a good soaking of rain overnight, some places got snow like mount diablo. well, at least some snow. about an inch cover the parking lot before dawn. some of it is still sticking around. this afternoon, the famous lighthouse of beacon was still in the fog. vehicles are being stopped at juniper campground but you can still get to the top on foot hiking a mile uphill on the trail. or, 2 1/2 miles up the pave

bay area's largest housing solution programs. >> starting tomorrow morning cbs news will bring you complete coverage of this week's testimony, the impeachment inquiry. your local news will continue on cbsn bay area which you can actress on >>> now our original series project home with an investigation months in the making. >> every year tens of millions of taxpayer dollars go to a nonprofit called bay area community services. they post a high success rate of finding permanent housing solutions for the homeless. >> but as susie steimle uncovered, the numbers simply do not add up. she spoke with dozens of people who say this program put them back on the street. >> all i need is a roof, a house, that's all. >> reporter: after four years of living on the streets eureka miles finally felt hopeful when counselors at the navigation center in berkeley found her permanent housing. >> they were going to pay our rent for six months, which is plenty of time for somebody to go back to work and get on their feet. >> reporter: but when she got to that address in richmond, her hope faded. her permanent home was this garage. >> so every time i got to go to the bathroom or cook breakfast or dinner or any

. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 news and a cbsn bay area . >>> parking will be in short supply if not sold out during the upcoming holiday. at minetta san jose international. the long-term solution plus the short-term fix that has airport employees talking. >>> there are drawbacks to everything in life i happen to love my job. >>> former president barack obama making an appearance today in san francisco. what he warned the crowd when it comes to tech and social media. >>> counting down to tesla's newest vehicle. what we have learned from elon musk's cryptic messages. >>> don't forget we are streaming right now on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com, the cbs news app or on your favorite platform. just because we're super hungry... ...doesn't mean you got to spend a lot! because denny's brought back the super slam™. with eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage and panc. because denny's brought back all for just $6.99.. the $6.99 super slam™ is back! see you at denny's! >>> parking spaces hard to come by these days at minetta san jose international. but, relief is on the way. len ramirez is

our top story on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area.pect in a deadly stabbing on bart now facing murder charges. >> the families of both the suspect, and the victim were together inside an alameda county court room. andria borba, "the victims daughter is saying this evening. >> reporter: ken and veronica friends of the victim called him tyrone even though his given name was oliver. his daughter says he is just weeks away from becoming a grandfather to a grandson and was the happiest person she ever knew. inside a dublin courtroom bart stabbing suspect jermaine brim trying to hide his face as he was formally charged with the murder of oliver williams . williams, a father and soon-to- be grandfather and raiders fan. his daughter, destiny lewis do in a few weeks with his grandson told kpix 5 that he was happy and excited. my father was a really good person, kindhearted and loved everybody. i wish this never happened. the stabbing happened to tuesday afternoon on a warm springs bart train between mayfair and south hayward station. the stabb

now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area we're following some breaking i'm ken bastida. betty yu joins us now from outside the martinez detention facility where the orinda party house suspects were held but are out free. betty? >> reporter: ken, the da did not provide an explanation for not filing charges, but at this hour we know that four of the five suspects are out of jail. the contra costa county da has 72 hours to file charges against the five suspects arrested in connection with the halloween night shooting in orinda but declined to do. so the suspects were arrested in a series of raids in vallejo, antioch, san mateo and marin city. >> i'm surprised because a lot of effort should have gone into prepare the arrest warrant that going into marin city and the effort that it took to make those arrests. >> reporter: former san francisco gang prosecutor and criminal defense attorney tony brass says not bringing charges means the district attorney does not have enough evidence to proceed. tonight a district attorney spokesperson only said the investigation is ongoing. >>

chase branch. >>> you are watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area at our top stories at 5:30. a mix of showers, snow and hail hitting the bay area. >> chopper 5 captured the snow on the bay area mountains south of livermore. it also fell on mission beach, mount diablo, mount hamilton, anor

an update >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now at 6:30 and screaming on cbsnorrential rain continuing to hit part of the bay area overnight and it is not done yet. >> plus the storm is dumping snow in the sierra and that means it is time to hit the slopes at a popular resort. good morning. it is wednesday, november 27th. thanks for waking up with us. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. time is 6:30. let's take a live look outside this morning. take a look at some of the conditions we have. chris is out there. it is an artistic shot of the water accumulating on the roads there. that is pretty cool. thanks, chris for that shot. pretty awesome. this is what we're seeing out there with all this rain mary. >> yes. chris is such a talented photo thatfront pushinso strong winds and heavy rain last night and still tracking that wet weather for you. i want to show you high def doppler and the scattered showers pushing across the bay area. offshore more of that wet weather moving into the bay area and lightning strikes in there, as well. really that active weather p

storm watch coverage continues all evening on a the new streaming service cbsn bay area. >>> you think you have hidden your values valuables. but your bluetooth is betraying you. a law enforcement agency just rolled out there body worn cameras and are explain how they are used. >>> sfo just got ttle more hectic. protesters out in full force. >>> you can find us on kpix.com or are new streaming service cbsn bay area. >>> a tool designed to make your life easier is making it easier for car burglars to up your valuables? here's more on the story from kiet do. >> reporter: we are here in planet fitness parking lot. a lot of people leave their electronic devices in their vehicle. but leave it up to the bad guys to ruin it for everyone else. perhaps you've heard of the urban legend that crooks are using bluetooth scanner apps to see if you have hidden valuables in your car? yes it is true. >> idea. >> reporter: she keeps it buried in her gym bag. it was so strong that i honed in on the signal from the parking lot. what you think? but that's really creepy. >> reporter: sandra avila is a crime

forget we are streaming now on cbsn bay >>> parents plan to sue after a school protest turns violent. >>> and this morning, the $20,000 reward now up for grabs. >>> bay area-based juul already considering selling the massive office they just bought. why the impact from the vaping crisis is to blame. >> good morning. it's friday, november 22nd. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. let's go to mary lee. hey, it's friday and we have been waiting. >> so happy it is friday. we made it to the send of the workweek and we did it together. here is a live look with the mount vacca cam. isn't that a pretty view of the clear skies as we start off the day? now, let's show you the temperatures out there. another chilly start, especially in santa rosa, down to 39 degrees. looking at 44 in concord, oakland, 50. livermore, 40. 51 in san francisco. san jose at 46.

. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now at 5:30 and streaming on cbsn bay area breaking news overnight. at least one one man is dead. the search is on for the driver who took off. >> three more witnesses stet to take the stand this morning. >> a deadly stabbing on bart. the calls from bart's board director. >> the san francisco supervisor new trouble. the recall petition gaining steam. >> it is wednesday, november 20th, 2019. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. thanks for waking up with us. 5:30 as we check our forecast with mary. >> okay. we're starting off with windy conditions es special lit in the higher elevations. strongest wind gusts in the north bay mountains. we have seen gusts as high as 67 miles per hour in the north bay mountains. those offshore winds a big concern because of that high fire danger. breezy for the rest of the bay area with cloudy skies this morning. we'll see warmer temperatures through the afternoon. very dry air due to the winds. low relative humidity values through the afternoon. another burst of strong winds in the mo

>>> now at 4:30, and streaming on cbsn bay area, looking live from our exclusive sales forth tower camera as we are looking east on this tuesday morning. good morning, everyone. it is november 26th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. 4:31, as michelle said, time to wake up, bay area and look forward to at that wind and rain. >> good morning to you as we start off our tuesday and we are tracking the first big storm of the season that will bring increasing rain and wind to the bay area. here is a live look with our future cam looking at the golden gate. temperatures in the upper 30s in concord, upper 40s for in you oakland. 50 in san francisco and low 40s for san jose as well as for it santa rosa. doppler dry for now but that will change as we head through the afternoon. here is what you can expect. along the coast, increasing rain and wind with temperatures only in the low 50s for the bay. mid-50s for daytime highs and upper 50s inland and we're going to see the rain push in as we head through this afternoon and for this evening. wind advisory in effect for all of the coast as wel

our top story on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, rain tracking towards the bay area right now.onica de la cruz. >> and i'm ken bastida. fire crews welcoming this first rain of the season, but for others there's work to be done before the wet weather moves in. kpix 5's andrea nakano is joining us with the preparations underway for the thanksgiving week storm. >> reporter: yeah, as it typically does, the north bay gets hit with the rain first, and the nevado fire protection difference is bracing itself for the increase in traffic accidents that normally come with the first rain. others are just trying to get some work done to beat mother may nature. chase and company will be working through the night. >> they're making us do a lot of work before the rain comes. >> reporter: because once the storm rolls in, the green paint for the bike lines won't stick to the

we'll all be there, bringing you the festivity on kpix 5 at 5:00 and 6:00 and we'll stream that on cbsn bay area. >>> straight ahead, a bay area man looks back on days he will never forget as a secret service agent. >> i call is the end of the age of innocence. >> on on 5:00, remembering the moment jfk was assassinated 56 years ago today. >>> looking forward to your special report, michelle. >> starting off the day with clear skies and fog rolling in as well. the special forecast and for that thanksgiving forecast next week. details coming up. >>> if you get in the roadways early this morning, we'll take a look at the >>> happening today to the day, 56 years ago, the united states was gunned down. >> i spoke to the special agents about what it was like to look back on the assassination of jfk. >> reporter: over the course of his extra orders nary career, he served five presidents, eisenhower, kennedy, johnson, anything, son and ford. >> been around world leaders from the pope to the queen, the president. that's amazing. >> reporter: it it was his time with the kennedys that forever changed him.

. >>> now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, we're on storm watch tonight. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> and i'm ken bastida. the bay area's long dry spell is about to end in a matter of hours, so get ready for the heavy rain, the gusting winds, the colder temperatures, and snow in the mountains. you'll also see some high surf along the coast. waves expected to reach up to 20 feet tomorrow night. meteorologist darren peck is in the weather center. >> yes, the heaviest rain comes in during the commute tomorrow. here's the storm details. showers start by the afternoon tomorrow, but the heavier rain moves in by the time we get into the evening. read the fine print. between 5:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. tomorrow, not only the heavier rain, but we could have isolated thunderstorms embedded in this. and just as the heavier showers come through, the wind picks up. gusts to 45 miles per hour meaning it will be noticeably windy in town. not just in the mountains. there's nothing on high def doppler now, but looking out into the pacific, that's the storm developi

♪ >>> now at 5:30 and streaming on cbsn bay area, this morning, a live look at capitol hill where we just 30 minutes away from another round of impeachment hearings. >> and stanford students reporting they were possible victims of a drugging. there morning, the university's response. >>> and guns seized from the home of the recent california high school shooter. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. >> i am is 5:30 on the dot. dream force is kicking off. >> we have the usual stuff going on around the bay area. altamonte pass, bay bridge. san francisco, the moscone center is where you'll see the most. they are recommending using public transit now. you do plan on driving in and around that area, detours in place but this is the first day that convention kicks off. southbound, to second street, harrison, that would be an option. if you do want to use mass transit, use b.a.r.t. powell street works as well. also keep in mind the muni impact will be in place. jackie ward is live at the moscone center right now for dream force 2019 and she'll have more here on the traffic impact, jackie?

kpix 5 news at 6:00 begins now, and streaming on cbsn bay area. good evening to you, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> and i'm ken bastida. we begin tonight with the potential pg&e power shut off just days away. nearly 112,000 bay area customers could be left in the dark when the winds pick up on wednesday. the impact zone includes the north bay, alameda county, contra costa county where we find kpix 5's andria borba. >> reporter: well, ken, veronica, it's deva vu for the areas here as they prepare once again to potentially lose power as a preventative measure to pg&e's lines sparking fires. with the hills bone dry, no rain in sight, and high winds forecasted again, pacific gas and electric is once again pulling the plug for at least 264,000 customers in yet another public safety power shut off. >> don't know what we can do about it, but i hope we can do something to change it. >> reporter: nancy case and her husband lost power in the last shut off. they bought a generator, but use it sparingly. >> being like the pi f

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bay area off the shut off list today. >> change is coming tonight in short term rental laws in orinda following a halloween shooting that left 5 dead. >>> now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, breaking news in the deadly stabbing on bart. i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm veronica de la cruz. there's new information about the victim, the suspect, and the emergency new safety measures to keep you safe. >> reporter: late tonight we confirmed the victim was trying to be a good samaritan in an attempted theft. it started at the bay fair bart station and here at the south hayward station where the victim died. but the suspect didn't stop here. he's then accused of running a half mile away to a car dealership where he tried to steel a vehicle from the wrong person. steve castro never saw it coming. >> opened up this day, tried to get in the car, i was like no. he had no shirt on, so i was grabbing whatever i could. he got out, hit me in the face, i hit him back. >> reporter: the car salesman at elisa motors says the man was determined, but so was he. >> i go give me the keys back, he said no, no. so i hit him one more time. >> reporter: steve says the fight spilled out onto t

. >> and don't forget we're screaming now on cbsn bay area. you the van gogh.o harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, y dg toserve d prott em. with love, california. >>> now at 5:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, water main breaks, and even stops cable cars in its tracks. the rush to clean up. >>> plus looking live in alameda county where the black friday shopping us in full swing this morning. ware live with all the bargain hunters looking to score some sweet deals. >> benefiting bay area youth one christmas tree at a time. why your dollar will go far this holiday season. is is friday, november 29th, 2019. >> i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. it is 5:00. let's check in with mary because a lot of people will be outside shopping, mary. they need to stay warm. >> they do for sure, michelle. that big winter coat y'all need it this morning because ware watching the temperatures plummet as you start off the day. here is alive lack. you can see the highlights embarcadero center. you're down

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bay area target. >> i just don't want anyone going in with nd of weapon. nobody wants to see that. >>> right now on the kpix 5 at 7:00, it's streaming on cbsn bay area. a live look at the wet sanded matteo bridge. >> a few showers hanging around the bay area tonight. that's what it looked like before the sun went down in the san mateo bridge. you can see it was boring on all those drivers. the rain also coming down in fremont just a little while ago. it's all by way of setting the stage for what is going to come starting tomorrow. for tonight, let's go to san francisco's union square where the 30th annual tree lighting ceremony is underway. the event coming just in time before the major rain begins. >> meteorologist darren peck joining us nevada once this rain starts, it is not going to stop her well, right? as you probably well into the next week, but it's going to be saturday night into sunday morning when the most impressive wave is going to come through from the atmospheric river sitting on our coast. it's important to take a look at this because the storm is going to be driven by an atmospheric river. you're looking at a map that showed the alt t

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. >>> still ahead on kpix five and streaming on cbsn bay area, new developments in the murder of a police officer in rome. the case against two bay area teenagers moving forward quickly. what we can expect for their trial. >>> new revelation about the weapon used to kill two teenagers at a southern california high school. how it is highlighting a disturbing trend. >> says he is no hero but a barge worker just got some very special props for pulling a man from the tracks with seconds to spare. >>> just in case you have not had a chance to notice how incredibly nice it was outside today, we will show you how this goes on all the way to the weekend and then we'll talk about the chance for rain for the upcoming holiday. will have details on that and where it stands. much more on that. it takes a village to raise a child. to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a village of over 200-thousand dedicated, passionate, driven medical and non-medical professionals to deliver on our belief in total health for

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