jocelyn: in several ways.dn't be monday if the policymakers were not writing a letter or raising concerns. as a former capitol hill staffer, i appreciate the work of congress members and staffers to bring about social good. we want to be a part of the solution. we are happy to partner with policymakers at the state and local level to do what we need to do to address the surge in demand, create new supply across communities in our country. yes, we are hearing from policymakers, but we are working actively around the clock to address their concerns. sonali: someone working on the board of pretium, draftkings, you have this 360 view of how americans invest. it used to be that you bought a home to build wealth. i wonder now if you are seeing a change i where people are planning to put their money as they rent more and buy less. jocelyn: i want to go back to the prior question about the housing market and what we are seeing. we are following our customers. everything that we are doing at pretium is driven by our fo

jocelyn moran, kpix5. moment of silence for the mor infect are plummeting a admissions are slowing with cases dropping 70% in places like maryland and new york. >> we are a good part of the way through the wave and not close to the end, depending on how you measure that and it will be a long struggle. >> a new recommendation from the cdc that if you are immunocompromised and received a pfizer or moderna vaccine, you should look to get a fourth shot three months after the previous booster. the revised guidance comes after some people were turned away that were looking for a fourth dose. >>> u.s. officials warn of a russian invasion of ukraine and that it could happen any day. the u.s. has troops in position to defendant nato countries in the region with military officials hoping it's enough to deter russia from a invasion and they predicted could cause as many as 1000 civilian casualties and 5 million refugees. >>. >> the single greatest threat europe faces since the 1940s. enormous human cost. we believe b

it has been so cold out as jocelyn was out. a lotst unhoused people are starting fires. back to you. >>> happening today in the south bay a push to get ghost guns off the street. >> santa clara county officials will propose a new ordinance. justin andrews is in the area and this is inside the san jose home. >> prosecutors are calling a basically a home -- a home -- my mind is everywhere. a home factory -- it was a gho st gun factory. they were being made inside the home and then sod them on the streets for people to use in some serious crimes. prosecutors say this was a sizable operation. they found 3d printers, drill presses, jigs and other equipment used to build firearms. we know three people are accused of building the weapons inside that home in san jose's willowglen neighborhood. investigators found an arsenal of weapons, machine guns, assault rifles and ghost guns inside the home. they are popular in the criminal under world. parts sold online and it gives them the ability to skirt right past the gun control laws. >> ghost guns have become popular for the criminal

jocelyn moran, kpix5. >>> let's take a look at the roadways. up into vallejo. a busy ride and you will see brake lights into berkeley was 26 minutes on highway 4 to the maze and highway 4 already busy with 47 minutes from antioch through a.d.d. the altamont pass, 56 minutes already from 205 toward 680 and the south bay commute, brake lights coming away from the connector and the bay bridge toll plaza has metering lights on. give yourself a 10 minutes from the maze into san francisco. >>> something to brighten your day, check out this stunning sunrise with the sun rising through the bay area. our san francisco mark hotel camera looks pretty with temps in the 30s, 40s and low 50s and through the afternoon, we are talking about spring-like weather with plenty of sunshine and warmer compared to the weekend with mid-60s at the coast and upper 60s to low 70s around the bay. sunny and warmer with mild temperatures tuesday and wednesday and then showers return into thursday with our next weather system. if you hundreds, maybe one quarter inch of rain l

jocelyn moran, kpix5. >>> up next on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. >> support for oakland schools with a push for faith leaders in the city. >>> i'm meteorologist mary lee with your first alert weather and beautiful blue skies with a we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> new at noon, faith leaders in oakland call for a school closure plan to be put on hold. >> they want to see what they call an equity analysis, showing how it will affect students of color and they say the overall process should be more transparent. 23 clergy signed the plea today. >> moving our kids to other schools in moving them around, we don't believe that will work for them. we will do everything that we can to keep the school districts open. we ask that you please not make this move right now and let them stay still where they are right n

we have jocelyn moran and san francisco and the average gas price just hit a new record. >> reporter: this article gas station is one of the cheapest you will find in the city, $4.47 per gallon and the prices are felt in the wallets of many residents and may continue going up. if you've been feeling the pain at the pump, you are not alone. >> i don't ever remember at this bad. >> reporter: california hitting a record in the average gas price, according to aaa, $4.74. it doesn't stop there with the bay area hitting records and san francisco as a $4.90 and oakland at $4.81 and san jose tied at $4.81. the crisis between russia and ukraine could make things worse. >> oil prices are advancing to the highest levels since 2014 on concerns that russia could invade ukraine. that would likely induce a response from the u.s. that could sanction russia's economy and russia could retaliate by limiting oil exports. >> reporter: on top of that, gasbuddy said there were factors like increased demand for gas in the summer. >> it's nearly a guarantee that prices will go higher and probably in just a fe

kpix 5's jocelyn moran tells us how his graduating class is honoring him. >> reporter: he would have graduated with the class of recruits today. the alameda county sheriff's office is making sure he is always remember. they celebrated the 172nd academy class today, including 28-year-old david nguyen. he was killed in a freeway shooting in january on the westbound approach to the bay bridge. he was headed to san francisco after a day of training with his class. through the ceremony today, a special presentation helped to make sure he is an honorary deputy sheriff. the sheriff said, this is the first time they have ever done something like this. david with the type of person any police agency wanted to have as a sworn member. >> he was a hard-working kid. he was very fit, smart, energetic. he was one of the people the entire class drew to. he supported us to make sure his family knows how much we miss him. he will always be remembered and will be part of this 172nd class graduation forever. >> reporter: adding that david is more than deserving of this recognition. in dublin, jocelyn mo

in the newsroom, i am jocelyn moran, kpix 5. >>> governor newsom is backing a new bill to allow people to force the state's ban on assault weapon. it is modeled after a texas law that lets private citizens enforce a ban on abortions. >> if there was can use a lot to ban a woman's right to choose and to put her health at risk, we will use that same law to save lives and improve the health and safety of the people in the state of california. >> the bill would apply to people who manufacture or distribute assault weapons or goes to guns. allows people to seek a court order to stop the spread of the weapons and recover up to $10,000 in damages for each weapon. >>> now to the coronavirus. there is a new drive-through covid test a tri-valley residence. kindlytest.com just opened at the alameda county fairgrounds. is open seven days a week. no point in necessary. the site will be open through march. for information on covid test sites as well as vaccinations, you can head to our website, kpix.com. >>> some east bay restaurant are hoping for a boost in business as the kickoff taste dry valley

the crisis between russia and ukraine could drive up gas prices even further, kpix5's, jocelyn, is in san francisco where the average gas price just hit a new record. >> reporter: if you have been feeling the pain at the pump, you are not alone. >> i don't ever remember it being quite this bad. >> reporter: california hitting a record in the average gas price according to aaa. $4.74. it doesn't stop there at the bear area, hitting records. san francisco at 490, oakland at $4.81. san jose tied the record at $4.81. experts say the crisis between russia and ukraine could make things even worse. >> a lot of this comes as oil prices continue to advance to the highest level we have seen since 2014, on concerns that russia could invade ukraine and that would likely induce response from the u.s., which could sanction russia's economy, and russia could retaliate by then limiting oil exports. >> reporter: on top of that, patrick, with gas but he says there are other factors, like the increased demand for gas in the summer. >> with nearly a guarantee, we will likely see prices go higher, probabl

. >> we have jocelyn moran and people are paying highest prices in the nation right now? >> reporter: they are. if you've pumped gas, you may have noticed that california is breaking not a good record with the current price, $4.74 average, highest recorded. in the bay area, breaking records and in oakland, the average is $4.81 and san jose, $4.81 and san francisco, $4.90. you can blame uncertainty in russia for the crisis in the spike. prices could be pushed further if russia invades, adding that ukraine could strike back by sabotaging a key pipeline. gas prices are making people think twice about taking trips. >> i wanted to go to lake tahoe, but it's too far. i ain't got the gas for that. >> we thought we had see the highest prices, but they could go up even higher, unfortunately. >> relief for aaa and offering advice to help us out this morning. >> a couple of things i do not know. make sure your tires are properly inflated and use cruise control on the highways, but not slippery roads and avoid using your air conditioning. >> it's not pretty. >>> today, the recall sf

. >> our jocelyn moran is there with the breakdown. >> reporter: there are two key parts to the order you and your kids, five and older must show you are fully vaccinated to get into restaurants or gyms and it applies to indoor events of 500 or more. any establishment, event with food indoors, like bars, theaters and entertainment venues. the second part applies to employees at these businesses. they have to show they are up- to-date with vaccines, boosted if eligible and it applies to employees at adult and child care centers. employees with religious or medical exemptions must show proof, as well as a negative covid test weekly with this order being revised as the bay area saw a rise in cases due to omicron. many residents are onboard with this. >> i limit how much i go to restaurants, but i don't always like eating outside and i' re kely tgo inside if they have the vaccine requirement. i actually like it. >> reporter: if you are looking to go to the gym or looking to dine in at a restaurant, be ready to show proof that you are fully vaccinated and that starts today. jocelyn moran,

. >> we have more from jocelyn moran in the studio and this comes down to an issue of alleged juror misconduct? >> reporter: this centers around a juror in the original trial accused of misconduct. peterson's defense team argued that richelle nice was not truthful on her juror questionnaire about being a crime victim and they said peterson didn't peterson didn't get a fair trial because of that. they asked richelle nice about her filing a restraining order against a woman and she said it confrog herself asa victim. nice said she was trying to avoid a physical fight while pregnant. it would be up to the superior court judge to determine whether there was juror misconduct and if it was egregious enough to give peterson an unfair trial. the defense has a line up of about one dozen witnesses. the prosecution has a lineup of one-half dozen ready to call on, as well. hearings are scheduled this week and nice is expected back on the witness stand with the hearing starting at 10:00 a.m. >>> back to the developing story and looking live, russian troops are advancing on the nation's capital despite the

. >> jocelyn is live in the east bay. we will have a check of the roads and we start with mary leon the conditions out there. >> it is a cold start to our day. it is a first alert weather day due to the bitterly cold temperatures and subfreezing. we have freeze warnings. we have frost advisories in effect. bundle up. put on that big winter coat as you head out the door. let's talk about those cold temperatures. the rain, the hail, now gone and cold air is settling in for us. we are looking at, with the first alert weather conditions, and the cold temperatures, let's show you here what to expect. we are looking at cold and frosty conditions. that freeze warning in effect until 9:00 a.m. sunny and cool conditions in the afternoon. here we go, frost advisories for the north bay coast. we have freeze warnings for the north bay and east bay hills and valleys and for the santa cruz mountains and sa 30 santa in livre. thweare oking at nsteerurw to mid-50s this afternoon. bundle up this morning. i was heading out the door and hea

in san francisco i am jocelyn moran kpix 5 >>> today bart is extending midnight services every day of the week. bart will add a for hourly transit going to sfo on sundays this as budget issues could spell train trouble for bart. the transit agency needs a boost to dig yourself out of a pandemic whole. art hopes to secure more funds and attract more to avoid a billion-dollar deficit down the road. some of the top reason writers say they will not ride bart, working from home, fear of covert exposure, crime, cleanliness and routing. >>> bay area football fans will be to honor the legendary coach, john madden but>> a memorial for the hall of famer's coach takes place tonight at 5:30 at the ring the central coliseum tickets being sold on ticketmaster and going around $32. john madden died on december 28 at the age of 85. he grew up in daly city playing college football at cal poly and in 2013 john madden spoke to vern glenn here at kpix 5 on the secret to success .>> i always wanted to win. even as a little kid, you know, flipping milk tops or cars, i wanted to win everything. i think it i

. >> joining us now to discuss this is michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson. thank you so much, secretary, for being with us. i know that you said you referred these comments to the michigan attorney general's office. do you think that there is a crime here? >> yes. i think that when you're arguing -- threatening to intimidate voters with actionable specifics that law enforcement absolutely needs to investigate to ensure, again, that we're doing everything we can to protect american citizens when they go to the polls in any election, from any threats or fear of harm. >> does what he said -- does that encourage armed conflict at polling places in your view? >> it is pretty clear that's what he's calling for. i think we have to realize this conversation, this call to arms is taking place in a greater context, a greater context of, you know, attempted coups, of attempted efforts to overturn the will of the people. this very conversation took place in the context of also telling people to unplug voting machines. if they don't like what they see, which is tampering

. >> jocelyn is live in the east bay. we will have a check of the roads and we start with mary leon the conditions out there. >> it is a cold start to our day. it is a first alert weather day due to the bitterly cold temperatures and subfreezing. we have freeze warnings. we have frost advisories in effect. bundle up. put on that big winter coat as you head out the door. let's talk about those cold temperatures. the rain, the

in concord jocelyn moran shall, kpix5. >>> hears are underway to see if scott peterson will get a new trial help richelle nice lied on the juror questionnaire and hearings are supposed to last for a few days. >>> president biden scheduled to give the state of the union address tomorrow. now it comes amid the russian invasion of ukraine, and less than a week after he announced his nominee for the supreme court. the president's approval ratings have been sinking. governor kim reynolds will dee deliver the republican response. watch president biden's state of the union address tomorrow night at 6:00 on kpix5:00 and before that the news 59:00 followed by cbs evening news at 5:30. >>> a new u.n. climate report warns we are running out of ways to adapt to climate change. it find nearly half the world's population is considered highly vulnerable, and that global leadership to fight climate change is failing. deborah alfarone has the story from the white house. a dire warning from the leading climate scientists. adapt or suffer. >> there is a brief and rapidly closing window to secure a livea

i am jocelyn moran, kpix 5. >>> the closing bell on wall street may have been a relief to hear today. the downsides worst decline in 2022 so far, thanks in part to russia-ukraine tensions that are worrying investors still. here is related. the dow lost 622 points. the nasdaq top 407. the s&p was down about 95. >>> a live look in kyiv as we look at new development in the ongoing tensions between ukraine and russia. today, the u.s. secretary of state made an unscheduled stop at the united nations today are concerned a rusted's continued military buildup along ukraine's borders. president biden said he believes the threat of an invasion is quiet, but quote, very high. skyler henry has more. >> let me be clear. i am here today, not to start a war, but to prevent one. >> reporter: sitting before the united nations security council, u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken passionately called on russia to de-escalate tensions with ukraine. >> the russian government can announce today that russia will not invade ukraine in the demonstrated by sending your troops, your tanks, your planes back

. >> we have kpix5's jocelyn brand. >> reporter: the mayor said she is listening to what parents wantt will drive some decisions. parent organizers say there was a lack of competence among the school board members recalled and board member gabriela lopez said there is white supremacy. mayor london breed on meet the press said the person was making it about them, when it's about kids who have suffered. breed has the job of naming replacements for the board and was asked which is looking for. she said she once people focused on priorities and not on politics. >> what they want is someone who will focus on the basic fundamental responsibility of members of the school board and that is to make sure that children get the education that they need in our schools, dealing with the challenges of learning loss in dealing with the mental health challenges. we have a significant budget deficit and need to hire a new superintendent. >> there have been a number of takes on what has happened and mayor breed said priorities are the education of kids in schools and dealing with learning laws. >>> now,

now let's go to walnut creek, where jocelyn moran is live out and i love that big winter coat, how are holding up out there ? >> reporter: mary i need this winter coat and i am wearing four layers in our photographer brian is wearing four layers. i had the heater on morning going as i was driving here and if you're taking public transportation like bart you will need those layers. we have spoken to at least one person this morning and they were saying that it makes it difficult just being colder in the morning. picture that you have layers on and the freeze warning is in effect until 9:00 a.m. for the north bay and east bay hills and valleys and santa clara valley as well. and while we are here complaining about the weather in the cold, those who are most at risk are those without shelter and those who are homeless. just being out here the last couple of minutes i can feel my fingers and my toes really starting to get cold, so you can only imagine. the good news is it gets warmer going into the afternoon. is expected to get warmer into the weekend. but as far as today you may need to s

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. >>> let's get to jocelyn who has how businesses are preparing. >> this bakery and cafe just opened.e coming in it smells amazing. all bay areas but for santa clara are lifting indoor mask mandates for those who are fully vaccinated. don't throughout the mask just yet because some can still choose to keep requiring them if they want. you will still have to wear it in public transportation and in planes. when inside at k through 12 dehi care and ttgsor nursing home. here in san mateo82% of residents vaccinated. >> employees were giving them the option whether to wear them or not. there will be a transition period. >> again, they are allowing customers here to take off their masks but make sure before you go into a business you check to see if they are requiring them because there may be some owner who choose to do so. kpix5. >>> both disney and cochella won't require masks soon. disney said guests will choose not to wear a mask have to be vaccinated, cochella is taking a different approach. they said it's foregoing masks and vaccine requirements. >>> the results in and san francisco v

pleasant hill, jocelyn moran kpix > and i anne makovec here nteran're fridayorning unfoaty a t rough. also checking the altamonte pass accident, looks like it is cleared out the traffic is stacking up 46 minute travel time right now. to the oakland camp, 880 could flow with only a 17 minute drive from castro valley to the macarthur maze. now this is a look at the main travel times, things are slowing down on a couple of those thoroughfares. but not bad and mostly great. >>> we will take it. now to coronavirus, the cdc could ease covid guidelines as soon as today. >>> this follows is a pressure asking why they been dragging their feet. justin andrews is live in the studio with us and it seems like that the cdc is moving forward with this now. yes and we hear this from two sources this morning and in a matter of hours we could learn when and where we should wear masks on the federal level. today the biden administration is expected to significantly loosen mass wearing guidelines and things are looking good in the united states as a whole. daily covid cases dropped 90% since mid-january

the antrim county clerk and secretary of state jocelyn benson have stated that the election night error was the result of human error, we disagree, and conclude that the vote flip occurred because of machine error built into the voting software designed to create error. end quote. and that's the heart of the trump claims and efforts to get those machines, that it wasn't human error, it wasn't some little thing, i don't know what they were saying it was, the italians or the venezuelans or whomever, they kept on coming up with but their whole argument was these machines were built to flip the election or to make biden win. >> that is what they were claiming. and it's been debunked as you said by the republicans in michigan, by experts of any stripes, but the report was written by a texas businessman and tea party activist, for republican congressional candidate, and it includes an exhibit that was created, if you look in the meta data, the document was created by katherine freese, a lawyer working with giuliani, he was on that call with the prosecutor trying to get machines, so she is par

the only woman in the game, olympian, jocelyne lamoureux-davidson holding her own.bc and espn plus from the t-mobile arena in las vegas. >> the creativity of the events, amazing. >> yeah, it's really fun and even the event itself is fun, a three-on-three match. you'll really enjoy it if you watch it. >> i also really enjoy you cheering for the segment. >> yay! >> it is so good to have you this morning. >> love being here with y'all. >>> and "gma" is two hours on saturdays. coming up, a grim covid milestone even as another vaccine gets full fda approval for adults. >>> our "gma" cover story, sarah jessica parker giving her thoughts on the possibility of actress kim cattrall returning kim cattrall returning to the "sex and the city" sequel. we'll be right back. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> good morning. lunar new year celebrations continued this weekend, including one at the oakland museum of california. one of the organizers explained why you might want to stuff yourself all of dumplings. >> dumplings are sh

i'm tara grey, i'm 16 and -- >> elya vigilant, i have 15 years old, i go to arthur -- >> my name is jocelyn-- >> miles coppage, i'm 17 and i -- >> wish people would stop viewing it as right or left or a political argument, instead of acknowledging it as history. >> what i know about it is from headlines and social media, about how kids should be taught, the way we frame things in our view regarding black black people have been treated throughout history. >> so it hasn't exactly been discussed in my school. the knowledge that i have about it is from kind of outside researchnd learning about it in the news. and what i do know about it is that it's the study of how race and the law have intersected over the years in the united states. >> they share thoughts about the black histy month curriculum. >> i don't feel like black history is taught enough. it's taught well, and short and, like, kind of sweet, and like, put together, and then, like, packaged to you. i feel that needs to be more extensive and more broad, and especially explained like a lot more. >> i think schools in florida kind of tou

and i will say that our secretary of state jocelyn benson did make an effort to issue a directive thatolls. we were so worried about voters being intimidated and threatened and deterred from their fundamental right to vote. fortunately, we didn't see any of that on election day, but we had a 24-hour hotline that was open at my department just in case we saw that occur. what we ended up seeing was actually, you know, more concerning incidents during the counting of the ballots at the counting board in detroit at tfc center that was brought on by the republicans when the then chairwoman of the party asked to have people from all over the state come in and congregate and try to push their way into the counting boards. >> it's remarkable times. i appreciate your time tonight. thank you. >> thanks for having me. >>> up next we take you to ukraine's defense lines, not far from russian troops on the other side of the border. you'll hear from a ukrainian military commander and residents in the region. our clarissa ward reports. ge t. because the animals need to be cared for, and we like taking

. >> he tenido el honor de ser parte de esta hermosa labor, asÍ pasÓ con jocelyn y alejandro, vamos asas rosas hermosas. , bienvenidos. >> dios quiera que como nos han dado la oportunidad, muchas familias que tengan la oportunidad que dios nos dio a nosotros, gracias por todo el apoyo. >> nos contaba que nos conocen por aÑos. >> de verdad que nos alegra muchÍsimo, que nos hayan permitido vivir grandes momentos. quÉ bonito ver una familia como ustedes que estÁn juntos, que tienen una familia bonita. >> el gusto en verlos, muy buen entretenimiento y un placer estar celebrando estos 25 aÑos. >> aunque yo no soy su papÁ. lo importante es saber que "despierta amÉrica" ha tenido un papel importante en el desarrollo de su historia, desde los primeros dÍas nos ven ustedes. >> ustedes muy chistoso. >> quÉ hermosa familia. vamos a seguir platicando, todavÍa tenemos que saludar a mucha gente de california, gracias siempre por ayudar a nuestra gente hermosa. vamos a pasar al estudio >> antes de irnos a la pausa, la pelÍcula en la que participa eugenio derbez tambiÉn estÁ nominada al Óscar. al reg

you can see former direct tore ram reacting with former director deputy director jocelyn. at the end of the public comment around 3:56, former president koppel asked former director ram, one thing i've heard more than anything, it's the demo caps. as i said, it's interesting because with the hearings in room 400 there is the real human interaction that is obviously missing in these remote hearings. i remember thinking at the time that former president koppel's question is an honest and sincere questions. former director ram cuts in as koppel was asking the question because he thinks he's being asked about the west side. former director, excuse me, former president koppel says the demo caps and is there a way to take a look at it? ram realizes the question from koppel is about the demo caps, he laughs, maybe nervously and says miss watty is looking at it, in the contents of other issues and gestures towards her. she is off camera so we cannot see her on the video. however, in the background in the audience i can be seen gesturing this is something the commission can do on t