heyward again. a loss of four. he was waiting on deejay dallas. heyward has had tonight. >> cris: hard enough to block. heyward, when you have your starter in there, the backup in there, it is really difficult. heyward went right past him. >> mike: he has eight tackles tonight. second and 14. >> cris: metcalf drop down at the bottom. >> mike: under neath is dallas. deejay dallas to the 45 yard line. here comes a big third and four a couple of minutes into o.t. >> cris: yeah. you seeing the veteran presence, right? i mean, you got geno smith has been around the block. i'll take third and five all day. what is interesting is this four-down territory for seattle. we may know more after this play call. >> mike: boswell has been kicking field goals. this would win the game. smith is not thinking that. he is thinking about picking up a first down. in trouble! watt brings him down! >> cris: you make a decision to release your back and when you do that, you don't chip off one of the best players in all of football. your running back here releases the rout

looking at northerly an hour in fairfield, napa21 heyward, gusting up to 17 miles an hour in oakland.that receipt flag warns remains in effect for the north bay mountains and the santa cruz mountains. the areas highlighted in red until 5:00 p.m. e tracking the winds and very low relative humidity values. as which go through the day, at least by later on this afternoon and especially by tonight the winds should let up for us. we are looking at air down to the single digits. cooler temperatures, more clouds and maybe a slight chance of wind or drizzle. it'll fall apart. sunset at 6:35 and the sunrise tomorrow at s,cool, below average. low 60's along the coach. mid to upper 60's. mid to upper 60's, low 70's for the peninsula and mid to low 70's for inland locations. seven day forecast, cooler for tomorrow with the clouds, wednesday and there we go with the warm up by friday and into the weekend. inland east bay and for the north bay as well as for the coast cooler for wednesday with the clouds and warming up as we look ahead to friday and into the weekend. inland east bay in the north ba

oakland and heyward, union city, the tri valley, pleasanton.s for the peninsula. you can see the showers push across -- and san mateo. then down through palo alto and belmont. did you see the wet weather. here is what you can expect. on and off showers for today. that cold front, will staal out over the region. still looking at instant. the next storm arrives thursday into friday, some shower chances on saturday and then our last storm system is an atmosphere river. bringing heavy rain sunday night into monday that. is the storm that we are watching and concerned about. for the north bay, santa rosa, rain chants every single day this week into next week. san francisco as well. the south bay you have the rain shadowing effect. normally don't see as much rain with these storm systems. it's friday and sunday and monday for the south bay. all right. you can see a few showers as we head through noon on future cast as we take you hour by hour. here we are in the evening. it's 6:00 p.m. you can see light scattered showers as we head through thursday.

heyward, the pool company. cooking equipment the restaurant side of things have been tough. but it is coming back. great management team and they have a huge residential or growing residential business with high-end grills and all the stuff you would like to have in your backyard. that business has been booming the last two years. >> given that all of these are geared towards the performance and demand of outdoor accessories for people's homes do you see any sign of softness there yet or does the cycle to you look strong enough to sustain several more quarters of outperformance >> you can't really think about quarters just because just think about the two dynamics people are still at home more. we have tight supply, and inventories are really low it is going the take probably all of 2022 to catch up on where the demand is and most of 2023 to rebuild inventories heyward holdings it is a pool supplier, am i right on that? >> yeah. it's the equipment the high-quality stuff in the back there. >> you are neutral on

laura: in heyward, lara anthony, abc7 news. >> it's not quite as windy today. dan: espn -- spencer is tracking that. spencer: the wind will increase. here's a look at the alignment of systems. you see that cold front, the weak cold front. it brought us some clouds, even a couple of light scattered sprinkles. it brought us a bit of a cooldown. looking at the temperature change. most of the bay area location is about one to four degrees cooler than this time yesterday thanks to the cold front. we have clear skies. the morning clouds are gone. here's a look from our exploretorium cram looking at san francisco where it is 5. only 6 60 at oakland. sap jose, morganville 62. here's of the golden golden gate where it's clear and breezy. 66 in santa rosa. napa 62. 70 in fairfield. 6 in concord. livermore, 62 degrees. and the sea lions are taking advantage of a little sunbathing this early evening. these are our forecast features. chilly inland overnight in the early morning hours as well. winds will increase tomorrow along with fire danger. we will have warmer days on f

south 808 getting busy out of heyward. 880 definitely sluggish this morning.er to 80 eastbound near highway 37. getting word of a small brush fire on the right hand side of the roadway. it's causing a distraction to drivers u head through there. i'm tracking brake lights on westbound 37 as well. bay bridge metering lights on and you are backed township the foot of the maid. things definitely getting crowded for the westbound 80 ride. westbound 580 as you head through oakland. things are pretty quite here. tail lights, we are seeing more cars on the roadway. the tail lights working over toward 101. about a 13 minute travel time over toward that foster city side of 101. checking the east bay travel times. everything looks good. westbound out of walnut creek to oakland. only a 12 minute ride. >>> it's 6:51. someone in california is waking up a lot richer this morning and it's not us. >> it's not us. the winning 700 million-dollar powerball ticket was sold just south of big sur that. was sold at the albertsons in morrow bay. the cash oposition is just shy of $500

looks like things busy through the heyward area. we have been talking about fleet weekw.'s back and just a heads up if you plan to head out and check out some of -- the blue angels. highlighting this weekend it'll be busy across the bay bridge for people heading in to san francisco. you will see brake light as long 280 in to the city. a lot of foot traffic in and around the area. heads up and plan for that if you are headed out this weekend. of course don't waste a lot of time in your car, use mass transit. it's looking like many americans will be facing a higher than usual gas prices in the coming months. natural gas prices rose nearly 10% yesterday hitting a peak not seen since 20. >>> taking a live look at the chase center right now. ing been about 575 days since the warriors played before a full house in san francisco. >> who is counting right? if you are counting calories i don't know if the story is for you. we have the first look at dozens of new additions to the menu at the arena. they include chicken and waffles and plant based options like vegan. the food and dr

a slow ride out of san lorenzo into heyward and busy through the pass. that morning commute is in full swing for super commuters, getting onto 580. a lot of brake lights. stop and go all the way to north flynn. you will get a break. it'll slow down as you approach the dublin. as you head onto 680. north 680 at stone ridge. there's a crash involving a big rig. have you lanes blocked as well. that is the noncommute direction. we are not seeing a lot of brake lights on that northbound side. i'm tracking a slow t the uth b northbouas from that 280, 680 connector looks like traffic starting to slow down as you head out of san jose. looks a lot better past this point. the rest of rtis showing that coronavirus vaccines have saved tens of thousands of elderly lives. >> this is a cording the department of health and human services. researchers looked at people between january and may and found vaccinations were linked to a reduction in about 39,000 deaths. shot was found and prevented about 265,000 new cases. >>> washington dc's national cathedral tolled it's fun

. >>> new at 11:00, in heyward the school district considering closing many schools, the unified district held ipts first of four virtual townhall meetings, saying it has lost 2,000 students over last two years, school board members say it is a financial loss they can't recover and they need to close or merge ten schools to make ends meet. last week families rallied against the possible closures and one saying if they care about the students mental health and well-being wouldn't make them change schools. townhall is tomorrow night. >>> few have served in such distinguished roles as colin powell, today he died after complicationed at the eight of 84. he had a set of principles still widely quoted today. >> he was the first black chairman of joint chief leaving the charge in desert storm. >> our strategy is simple, first we're going to cut it off and then kill it. >> colin powell was in two tours in vietnam, instantly became household name, later as first black secretary of state, succumbing to covid he was fully vaccinated but suffered from prostate cancer, multi myolom and park son's. >>

locking at 14 miles an hour winds in livermore and heyward. today, the cool of the day of the week. we're going to cool it down more with the strong onshore flow and the ocean breeze. we're going to so clearing as well. as we go through our day today. and we're going to catch a little bit of sunshine as we head through our afternoon. also, we're locking at sunshine and milder temperatures as we look to the weekend. we're warming things up more on saturday and sunday. next week, a high fire danger with a weather watch. from monday into tuesday for the northbay mountains. east bay hills and valleys. in the meantime, i am tracking the low pressure system and that is bringing those cooler conditions. also, breezy conditions as well with that onshore flow. through the day, the sky is clear with the sunshown and as we head through tonight into tomorrow morning, a few clouds might see a sprinkle. then we're going to see more sunshine new the rest of your saturday afternoon. looks great and into sunday as well. the sunset at 6:41. daytime highs for the, at least for the coast in the mid- to

five degrees cooler in heyward, san francisco, high definition doppler.i'm tracking that weak weather system. it's a weak -- at least a little cold front and you can see just a few spotty showers, maybe sprinkle or two up in the north bay. that's pretty much about it. this front is falling apart as it move across the area. here is what to expect. today the coolest day of the week. we are looking at a few more clouds streaming in with this cold front. then as we look to tomorrow, we are going to see off shore winds develop with a high fire danger for torr looking at warmer temperatures by the end of the week. let's get to that red flag warning. at this point just for solano as well as for the sacramento valley under that red flag warning for tomorrow. as we head through the day you can see the clouds. there is a chance as we head through the rest of today to see the possibility of a sprinkle or two. if you are lucky enough to see that, that is a possibility but we are looking at a few clouds as we go through the day today. there we go with tomorrow with mo

martinez 73, and for heyward 67. peninsula, probably need at least a light jacket through a good part of the day. 66 in san mateo and 69 in redwood city. it's chilly at the marina, and mission, 64 degrees. for the bay going out to the coastline, down to 59 at bodega bay and sonoma in the 70s. i'm tracking a second system and it's going to give us a reinforcing shot of some cold air. rainfall chances right now stay away, unfortunately, for the bay area. you can see in san francisco it's cooling off to some 60s here. low 60s once you roll into friday and we're watching for some wind next monday and tuesday that would increase our fire danger. through the inland valleys we're back into those 60s. look at this. thursday and friday the 60s. this weekend back into the 70s and some wind next monday and tuesday. i tell you, this thursday and friday, it's going to be really nice this week. >> we're loving it. thank you, jeff. >>> something that ran our attention today. a deer that ran right through their front door, shatterin

with 28 degrees cooler and santa rosa and 20 degrees cooler in concord and 23 degrees cooler and heyward and a bit of a breeze to go along with it. if we track the showers we will take them from now at the 5:00 hour and watch that rain march its way through the heart of the bay and at 630 it gets is ahead to 830 and that is pretty much right when most of us will notice the rain through the 8:00 our and as we get past about 1030 or 11:00 it will clear the south bay and we are done in a totals are only about 1/10 of an inch of rain so this is not a blockbuster rainmaker for us but on the far north coast those areas of orange show you the posted 2 inches out of this and this goes over to the sierra where it snowed and that is a winter weather watch for the sierra and all of that drive 180 and 50 and if we put the accumulated snow on the map and watch the beautiful shade of blue it is about a half a foot of snow up at donner pass and alpine meadows and new palisades and this goes down to about 5000 feet and few things say as much about the state of this drought as this image and there is a w

. >> we have seen individual districts here, oakland, pete mont, heyward, they have passed their on vaccine mandates. now, with the state something i it is going to, parents feel like there is no place for them to go. what do you say to those parents that say they don't trust the vaccine and that it should be left up to them? how do you prove the science to them? >> you know, the one thing i will say is that if you think about the fda, this is an organization that always errs on the side of individual safety of a drug. they are not going to pass a vaccine if they think it is not safe. they already issued an eua for 12 to 15-year-olds and the state is saying this will only take effect when it is fully approved by the fda. if anything, the fda only goes on the side of doing everything possible to ensure the safety of the individual. they are a conservative organization. what i would say to parents is these are very safe and by the time they are approved you can be sure they are going to have a lot of person safety data. >> how do you distinguish what's supposed to be the authentic science tha

in and you can see the east bay there oakland, pleasanton, livermore, the tri valley down through heyward, union city, fremont, getting that light rain action. as well as across you can see from the peninsula, near wood side as well. also tracking some gusty conditions, winds at about ten miles an hour out of the south at sfo. 22 in oakland. 13 in concord. here is what you can expect. taking you through the day. we are be log at on and off showers for today. still not done with our wet weather as that frontal boundary stalls out over the region. instability for us. as we look ahead to tomorrow and friday, our next storm gets going for us. one after the other and then as we look ahead to sunday night into monday an atmosphere river could set up. it's something we are watching closely because we could see heavy rain with that strong and last weather system for us. santa rosa rain chances and this is the case for all of us as we look to the next several days. we are looking at those rain chances every single day as we head through the week. here we are in san francisco as well. let's time it

. >> reporter: in heyward on the campus of cal state east bay, a new program called the green biome institute is studying plants on the doorstep of extinction. >> we don't even know what we are losing. there is not a lot of research done on these plants. >> reporter: inside the lab student scientists are collecting dna from endangered plant species in california creating a sort of molecular library. >> i'm looking at the medicinecal properties of manzanitas using micro chemcal and micro biological approaches. >> reporter: she is studying manzanita that gross only in california. >> i think it is important to understand -- >> reporter: the her professor says plant species are being erased by -- it is not just weather impacting plant species, it's also the state's increasingly frequent wildfires. >> losing these plants to fire is going to be getting more serious over time. >> reporter: now the lab is collecting the dna of those plants. in some cases to simply document what was lost for history. but for others, there is hope there may still be time to save them. >> we can create seed banks and pr

we have a few brake lights southbound 880 toward that heyward area. if you are connecting on to the san mateo bridge. your bridge and the dunbarton. back to you. >> thank you. >>> look at your health headlines. earlier mammograms. for black women. >> a study from george down -- found black women started screening every other year starting at age 40. breast cancer deaths could drop by 57%. black women are 42% more likely to die of breast cancer than white women. >>> the united states ranked second in the world for highest salt content and fish, a five country study found they are highest in china and lowest in the uk. the food study included chaned, and crewed animal products along with meet alternatives. it's a major cause of high blood pressure along with heart and kidney disease. >>> and a new poll shows younger children are getting hooked on social media. the survey found that half of kids ages ten to 1 and a third of children ages 7 toed are using apps. while most parents track their kid's use of social media, more than 30% of kids are finding way

heyward on sth80, that injuries.s an hour and then we have a car that crashed into a pg&e big rig on northbound 680 before stoneridge drive. a number of crashes right now so please be careful. if you commute on the bay bridge and you already know this information, traffic on the bay bridge is just about back to pre-pandemic levels. it is a signal that people are returning to work in person. the transportation commission spokesperson told the gate that traffic is topping 90% of pre-pandemic limbo -- levels in the antioch bridge has already returned to full 2019 levels, so returned to full 2019 levels, so we will see what times the it's time for “operation: get kids to think learning is fun.” any ideas? replace their teachers with clowns? textbooks made of candy? submarine school bus? these ideas are terrible. we can give them all osmo. it's technology that turns a tablet into a super-fun, learning device. they won't even realize they're learning... ...until it's too late. -muahahahahahahaha! -muahahahahahahhahaha... -

there is any relation, the one from this morning happened here and the one yesterday happened on the heyward fault and it was two different fault and no relation or connection to those two. >>> another violent weekend in the city of oakland. police responded to get another deadly shooting and this one happened on foothill boulevard near franklin recreational center early this morning. police say a man and woman were shot and then able to get to a nearby hospital and the woman later died. the wounds at the hospital and no word on any suspect so far. this is the second life lost to gun violence in oakland this weekend. >>> a push in martin is to save a piece of history today. it was an old county jail and even a former inmates shut up at the rally in the old jail was built back in 1903, but the county voted last month to demolish it. still, preservationists want the building saved for historical reasons and in fact one advocate was once inside. >> i was in there twice and the last time i was in there was right before they closed it down and the holding cell was so cool i had to share a bathroo

do it okay -- we work through the heyward area. as we head toward the san mateo bridge.ngs are moving at the limit. you have about a 13 minute commute from 880 to 101. no delays along the peninsula. >>> 6:49 is the time. next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> why simple advice from a search and rescue team is going viral. >>> and the governor is expected to be in the east bay, more on increasing vaccination rates as well as talk on the booster shots coming up in the next few minutes. >>> and streaming today on cbsn bay area, it's lincoln university's first year. we will hear from the head coach of the new team. hall of famer and -- that's coming up at 7:25. then at 10:30 we are going live. the governor will highlight, continue to increase vaccination rates in the state. you can watch at kpix.com or on the kpix app. we will also on the cbs news app. you can download it for free on the streaming platforms. >>> let's take a live look outside. are you looking the sales force tower camera. a beautiful live look east this morning. before we head to break a tribute to

it was all from an earthquake 50 miles from downtown san francisco and when the heyward snapped with the magnitude seven it any time which it could do, thousands will be right on top of it. >>> let's look live at san francisco and we are tracking scattered showers across the bay area and the airport is getting a healthy dose. >> darren peck is here to tell us and i don't think you like this expression but it seems to me that the storm door is beginning to crack open. >>> what weeks you think i don't like that. and here's the thing about this is it is very good news but the forecast is messy because there are about three other opportunities for rain in addition to the one happening right now and i showed you the one here at the top of the newscast but first a look ahead because we do have a pretty busy week in store and lookout in the pacific. there is the next one which will get here tuesday night into wednesday night and behind that, there will be a few others in a few different ways to look at this and there comes the first one tuesday night into wednesday and most of it goes to th

in from the north, so that north and northeast flow continuing to bring the dry weather is well, heyward reporting a little bit of an onshore breeze at seven. meanwhile, sfo reporting a northeast wind at five. getting into the relative humidity you can see over areas of the oakland hills, the relative humidity 25. 29% over big rocks, so the dry and seasonably warm weather today lasting through tomorrow and then changes coming our way in the way of a front that's going to sweep through the pacific northwest and into northern california. we are likely to see chest a little bit of rain over areas of the north bay along the peninsula. it doesn't look like everybody will get in on it. but again, it's going to bring a drastic cool down is going to add some humidity it into the air as well. here's a look at tomorrow morning where we do have mostly sunny skies, maybe a little bit of patchy fog there sunday morning. bigger changes come our way. and as you look upstream, just a little bit. you can see the leading edge of that. rain line afternoon highs for today. 82 degrees in santa rosa will go 7

as if oh 20 mph heyward reporting 21 relative limited the around the bay area anywhere from 15 to 20% the oakland hills right now reporting 21. big rock in the north bay reporting 19% the forecast here will show you all the yellows and oranges out there this afternoon. so get into the second part of the day, right? about four o'clock or so notice. we have those colors along the coastline and inside the bay. but for most of us now, that shade of yellow and then getting into the evening hours, it pulls back even more, with the winds expected to die down, so the red flag warning continues until five o'clock this afternoon. includes our north bay hills, east bay hill santa cruz mountains areas of solano county, as well as our east bay valley locations as the breeze and the wind continues. meanwhile temperatures around the bay area at this time 61 degrees in san francisco upper sixties and napa 64 in walnut creek, 65 outside your door, fremont and for the afternoon, we are going to be below average. 74 expected for santa rosa today. 66 in san francisco, 70 in oakland low seventies in liver

we are seeing brake lights, north and southbound through oakland and southbound as you head into heyward. back to you. >>> it's 6:20. >> coming up on kpix45 and streaming on cbsn bay area a surge in pet adoptions causing major chaos at clinics. the frustration from vets. >>> and later a controversial statue in the south bay one step closer to being removed. just when it the bennetts really know how to put their wifi to work. whether it's work work. works for me. school work it worked! or a workout. oh i'm working... they've got xfinity, which delivers wifi faster than a gig for all their devices. it's more than enough to keep everyone working. can your internet do that? this is work! this is hard! learn more about gig-speed wifi, or get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. click, call, or visit a store today. i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and i need to make enough to make it worthwhile. i can only work two days a week. and it can't interfere with my other job. i can do full-time. just not daytime. and i need benefit

and is looking to close five elementary schools ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary live now forcing heywardeast one of those schools. glass brook elementary, jesse. heather one rally does not make a movement. however the students, teachers, parents, union members who came to this school say they're going to go to other schools as well, because this issue is bigger than just one school. not long after a shortened school day ended, signs went up and chanting began at hayward's glass brook elementary. we stand to lose a lot if we start close schools much more than just losing sites glass. brooke is one of five in the hayward usd that could shutter the next school year. district officials blame dwindling enrollment down 2000 students to pass two years. that coupled with needed repairs, which district administrators would need to balance against the $14 million deficit, it's now presented to the community for their feedback, so we consider this a really important phase of this process. feedback has been swift and pointed both sides and vocal chords echo a common sentiment. we have to stay strong

in his book "the age of reagan" steven heyward made an interesting observation. he said one of the things that made the supply side phenomenon so remarkable there were so few supply siders. there weren't enough to fill the key positions in the reagan administration. it's notable that some of the most ardent criticisms of the supply siders came from republicans, but the supply siders understood the way the world works, and the american people intuitivety understand as -- intuitively understand as well. so when president reagan and jack kemp and art lapper and all the others harness the power of ideas and principles and went on offense and spoke the truth boldly and unapologetically, they won. we won. even the democrats at the time started talking about the need to reduce tax rates in order to help fix the economy. the heritage foundation analysis at the time called that a triumph of supply side thought. unfortunately, too many of today's conservative are unwilling or unable to argue in terms of the first principles of our [inaudible] as well as what president reag