things go wrong in the bay, good to know there's some type of protection there, juliette? >> that was great information to hear today. thank you so much, wilson. officials in the bay area also have plans in place to respond to a worst case scenario instance like the baltimore crash. would be an all hands on deck situation with the state's office of emergency services activating units from the california highway patrol, caltrans, and many others, including the water emergency transportation authority. >> we prepare for incidents. we have exercises on a regular basis. not just us as an agency but all of our captains and deck hands undergo rigorous training. >> and thomas hall says the ferry system would shut down to utilize those boats in any way that would help. we will continue to update this story on air and on kpix.com. and also the cbs evening news will have much more on the collapse right after our newscast. norah o'donnell is in baltimore tonight with the latest on what is next in the investigation. >>> all right, also tonight, some presidential buzz in the bay area.

. >> and i'm juliette goodrich. >> hello, i'm sara donchey. so we have a team of reporters here in the bay area and across california keeping up with all of this. plus we are checking in with the cbs news election data desk as we get more insights on how california voters are feeling and how they're weighing in. >> well, let's get right to it. it's been an eventful night. one of the most expensive and closely watched races is the open u.s. senate seat in california. so that was held by the late senator dianne feinstein. so let's take a look at the numbers right now. the check marks on this graphic, they really tell the story tonight. so adam schiff, 36.4%, steve garvey at 29.4%. congressman adam schiff the former dodgers and steve garvey, the two headed far general election showdown. what's become interesting, though, is that the schiff campaign, when we were expecting to hear from adam schiff, we heard a lot more from some protesters. so let's get to katie. katie, what did you see? what did you hear? what went down? >> reporter: so, juliette,

juliette fled, carrying her belongings and bullet scars. this shared space is all she has.e taken over the home she owns in port-au-prince. juliette: at the beginning, our political leaders did not do anything to stop these gangs. they let them grow and grow and grow, and now it is too complicad to stop them. the gangs are everywhere. >> more than 30,000 people have fled the capital, paying high prices to take the bus to capitation. this father has major his 14-year-old sun has made it safely. >> more than six hours. >> i was praying the hallway. there were a lot gunshots in one area. >> another passenger has a message for america. >> all the guns here are from the u.s. if the u.s. wants to stop this, they could do it in one month. >> there's no exact number four how many trafficked firearms are currently in haiti. a report pointed at half a billion legal and illegal weapons here as a 2020. weapons are being smuggled into haiti by air, land, and sea. there have been seizures in the main port, including here in cap patient -- cap-haitien. they then end up in violent hands. t

juliette, back to you. >> 70 degrees? okay, darren, can't wait. >>> we are just hours away from the a's home opener tomorrow night. the request of the team to chang >>> gearing up for what could be the team's final day in oakland tomorrow night. they will host the cleveland guardians at the coliseum. some a's fans are planning to send a message by boycotting the game. and they won't go inside the coliseum until two hours before the first pitch. they said on social media, they're asking the a's to open the lot earlier. they had not heard back. we're back in 30 minutes with more news at 7:00. we'll see you then. thanks for joining us. >> if we could stop traffic, just make sure no one is on the bridge right now. there's a crew up there. >> norah: tonight, police had just 90 seconds to stop traffic on baltimore's francis scott key bridge. the new details as the investigation intensifies. >> based on sonar scans, we firmly believe that the vehicles are encased in the superstructure and concrete th

we switch over to juliette. >> thank you. we're continuing to follow a vigil happening this hour for the family killed in this weekend's tragic crash at the san francisco bus stop. we'll have another live report from the scene with what we've learned about the victims and charges the driver could face. >>> plus it's become a symbol of oakland's crime problem, but today city leaders say things are looking up on the troubled hegenberger corridor, the strategies they say are making a difference. that's coming up at 6:00. >>> first let's go to vern and sports. >> we got the nba up top and the warriors back home tonight hosting the knicks with 16 games left in the regular season. they're trending up for the playoffs, but these are the games you just got to win to zero in on positioning. currently tied for ninth in the conference, they would like to be in the top six. if they're going to make some noise, they have to continue to count on klay thompson. most of his career a starter, his move to the bench hasn't let it affect his pla

. >>> time to check on what's ahead at 6:00 and switch over to juliette. >> thank you. follow that and other news. >>> a bad week for united airlines just got worse. one day after a tire blew off a plane, a plane leaving sfo was forced to make another emergency landing. so what went wrong with a flight to mexico? >>> sparks fly as burglars try to drag a stolen safe from a jewelry repair store. 24 hours later a truck ran into a gas station and made off with the atm, the back-to-back brazen burglaries in alameda county. >>> plus it put california bagels on the map. now the matriarch behind boy chick bagels talks to us about expanding her empire across the bay area. >>> let's now go to matt and some sports. >> warriors fans, breathe a sigh of relief, steph curry not expected to be out long after spraining his ankle last night. he could be back next week. curry rolled that ankle on a cut to the bask late fourth quarter. golden state lost to chicago. they are now tied with the lakers for ninth in the west. >>> the sharks traded all-star forward tomas hertl to las vegas, one

here's norah o'donnell. >> hey, juliette.erica, the inspiring young woman who completed the new york city half marathon just two months after having brain surgery, her remarkable fight against a rare disease, that and more headlines tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> still ahead, if you liked the weather this weekend, you're going to like the start of the week, but paul says changes are coming. so he's going to let us >>> we get to officially say spring has sprung tomorrow. >> just over 24 hours from now. >> yeah. we did have a great weekend. >> lovely. >> my duckling from oregon is coming back and she's like i just want to see the sun, mom. i said we've got that and now i'm going to have to let her know there's a little rain coming her way. >> by the end of the workweek and weekend, back into that oregon-ish weather pattern around the bay area. >> she likes to do tanning while she's home. >> not quite yet, probably not going to happen. i'm sure she'll be happy to be home either way. >> she'll be fine. >> let's look at the

. >>> we'll switch over to juliette for what's ahead at 6:00. >> we'll have a live report from the sierra. kelsi thorud spent the day in truckee where some businesses are staying open despite the heavy snow. >>> plus new housing ready for people to move in if only pg&e would turn on the lights, how the utility is accused of making the housing crisis worse. >>> plus security cameras didn't scare away these burglars in oakland, the mess left behind for a string of small businesses ransacked overnight. that is coming up at 6:00. >>> let's go to matt and some sports. hey there. >> thanks, jules. the warriors are in toronto going for their eighth straight win on the road, toronto leading at halftime. we'll get to that at 11:00. >>> steph curry is one step closer to having his own starting five. steph's wife ayesha announced the couple is expecting their fourth child later this year. >>> brandon crawford signed with the cardinals, still hurts to hear. earlier this week that went down, but today he told the athletic he wanted to return to the giants and was willing to accept a backup role. he sa

juliette kayyem standing by for us. thank you, julia. very much for that. we've got what looked like officials walking two microphones here at this news conference that we have been anticipating. we are going to listen in here. we're going to bring you at whatever details we can about who these folks are. let's hope they identify themselves at the top ecf de thats baltimore county fire department, and they of course, have been providing much of our information this morning. let's listen hey good morning >> my name is chief james wallace, some achieved for the baltimore city fire department >> i'm joined this >> morning by our mayor, brandon scott. council president moos be councilwoman porter county executive. jonny, oh, chef ski and baltimore county fire chief joann run our brief this morning will be an update on the search and rescue operation is ongoing at this point so at approximately 0140 hours this morning are normal one center dispatched a call to the baltimore city fire department for report of a water rescue in tapscott river in the area of the ke

. >> hey, juliette, i'm here in south lake tahoe and the wind has picked up. >>> from snowshoeing to the grocery store -- >> have like an hour and a half to walk, so -- >> to selling girl scout cookies. >>> plus brand-new housing sitting empty because pg&e hasn't turned on the power. >> all that needs to happen is we need to connect the building to the electrical grid. >> how the utility is accused of making the bay area's housing crisis even worse. >>> plus burglars didn't care that cameras were rolling, the mess left behind for a string of small businesses ransacked in oakland. >> so it's really hurting the business owners here. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> here we go, heavy rain, even thunder hitting the bay area for the friday commute and an intense winter storm is pounding the sierra for a second day. the blizzard conditions expected to last until sunday and you can see just what they are dealing with. in fact, this semi truck driving slowly through donner pass along interstate 80 through the blinding snow and hurricane force winds. and the people wh

our juliette goodrich joins us live at the ship right now. >> reporter: hello, again. let's talk about this honor in the naming times and i think it strengthens his legacy, for people to know he was an ordinary guy who rather poorly ran a pathetic little store on this block. >> there are countless names stitched into the history of the gay rights movement but few of them are larger than that of cleve jones, a legend in his own right and forever linked to the life and times of his close friend, harvey milk. >> he was an ordinary man. he was not a genius. he was not s dishonorably discharged. >> stewart milk is harvey's nephew, in town for the ship's arrival and celebration in san francisco. he personally opposes the move by the navy to change his uncle's dishonorable record. he says that legacy should be remembered . >> i think it sends a very important message that, as a society, we progress and we make mistakes and our institutions make mistakes. this ship is going to travel to many countries where it is currently illegal to be lgbtq and it is unacceptable and those p

cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> thanks so much. a new level of illegal dumping. one person's careless decision to abandon a trailer on a main road in martinez, forced neighbors to actually shelter in place for hours. >> nobody was able to come in, so yeah, we had to close. thank you. >> and all these businesses that have been closed since 10:00 this morning, no business at all. [ laughter ] >> all because of one guy? >> one guy. >> reporter: an unmarked trailer turns into a hazmat mystery with businesses paying the price. >> overall a bad day for all the businesses in this area. >> a bay area transit agency dealing with a rash of copper thefts. how it's creating a serious safety hazard. nearly 20 years after he was convicted of murder, scott peterson heads back to court to try to prove he's innocent. the evidence his team wants to see. >> if that testing shows what they think it is going to show, it is a whole new ball game. >>> plus tracking the critical primary wins as the race for the white house comes closer into focus. >>> and

. >>> checking what is ahead at 6:00, switching over to juliette. >> thanks so much.even proven technology that saves lives, we are getting new details on this plan to put up dozens of speed cameras on san francisco street. where they are going, how they will work, and why advocates say it is about time. plus, a clash between the past and future of a historic downtown san jose park. y plans to transform it into an entertainment destination were just dealt a major setback. those stories and more in about 10 minutes. vern has all the sports for us. hi. >> that's right, julia. nba up top and the warriors had the day off. that is a day to think about and process last night lost to the next. is ninth or 10th in the conference as good as it will get? golden state fell behind early last night, in 81- 119-112 lost . right now, 10th. for games from a coveted six spot. they have memphis tomorrow and they cannot fool around. they are just three games from falling out of the series. >> a week or two ago, 60 was the motivation. right now i think it's less about where you're at, ho

. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> good evening. it is a heartbreaking story. a community heartbroken now after a tragic crash in san francisco's westportal neighborhood. now the neighborhood is gathering to pay respects for a family hit by an suv at a bus stop. this is video from the past hour, dozens of community members gathering for a vigil to remember the father, mother and toddler killed. the infant is still in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. people have been stopping by to place flowers at the scene of the crash. if is sot minds of so many people who live nearby. one neighbor says it is heartbreaking. >> i can not imagine. my son is home for college, spring break, you know, he is going back in a couple of days, [crying] >> right. >> i don't know, i don't know, i mean, we try to help but then, the child grew up without parents >> the crash left the community in shock, especially parents. we have more on this growing vigil. >> reporter: more than 48 hours after an unimaginable accident the impact is still being fel

. >>> time for a check of what's ahead at 6:00, we switch over to juliette. >> thanks so much.mother tirelessly fought for justice for her daughter killed in a hit-and-run, her powerful meeting with the strangers whose tips helped crack her daughter's case. >>> plus it is a significant endorsement for one of the rivals of san francisco mayor london bead, how the aapi community is flexing its political muscle. >>> first we must go to sports and vern. >> nfl up top and free agency opened for business at 9:00 a.m. to a fast and furious pace. it's the time of year when teams go holiday shopping. look who the 49ers got under the tree, pass rushing star leonard floyd who comes from the buffalo bills, two-year deal worth 20 million to play opposite nick bosa. before you react, 10 1/2 sacks last season, never misses a game, 10 1/2, that's more than chase young, randy gregory, clelin ferrell combined last season. the 31-year-old has 39 sacks over the last four seasons. last time he missed a game? 2017. other notable jerseys swapping today, running back josh jacobs leaving the raiders to

. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. >>> it is the story of a mother's tireless pursuit of justice and the strangers who spoke up to help solve her daughter's case. the young woman was riding her motorcycle when she was struck by a hit-and-run driver on highway 101 in marin county. her family offered a hefty reward for any information leading to an arrest. now as itay hod shows us, six years later everyone is finally getting some closure. >> reporter: in the quiet confines of her kitchen in fairfax, connie segenthaller is preparing for a meeting six years in the making. >> this is the one last detail of this whole ordeal. >> reporter: she's about to come face to face with two strangers who are instrumental in identifying a man responsible for her daughter's death. >> i'm excited to meet them finally. i've never met them yet. >> drivers sped off after hitting a young woman on 101 southbound in mill valley. >> reporter: in 2018 her 29-year-old daughter, marie, was riding her motorcycle when she was s

. >>> i'm juliette goodrich. tonight, it is the final countdown to super tuesday. candidates have been using ai to share their platforms, but, with this new tech comes serious concerns.. >> we all need to recall brat the way we are looking at protecting our democracy. >> the way to combat disinformation for election season. >>> the weather does not help. >> i-80, finally reopens after stranding truck drivers and everyone else in the sierra. how the storm recharged our snowpack. >>> and later, the wild chase that ended in a deadly shootout between the suspect and several north bay sheriff deputies. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> good evening. a little over 24 hours from now the polls will be closing in california's primary. even if you are not currently registered, it is not too late. you can still register tomorrow and vote with a provisional ballot. only one statewide pressure on the ballot. prop 1. a multibillion measure to address mental health and homelessness. the 6.3 billion bond will help the state create more treatment beds for pe

. >>> for a check what's ahead at 6:00, juliette warming up in the bullpen. >> baseball is back. we're about an hour away from the a's and giants' spring training game at the coliseum, but a's fans are well aware this year may be the team's final season in oakland. so we're live for the start of this very long good-bye and how fans are gearing up to send a message on opening day. >>> plus free training for one of the most in-demand jobs now in healthcare, the program on the peninsula helping fill a major shortage, all that coming up in about ten minutes. >>> two weeks ago the warriors were making a push for the six seed in the last, lost seven of their last 11 and golden state is looking to hang on on a spot in the play-in because houston is just one game back for tenth place, but do not tell that to draymond green. >> how much are you now kind of tracking the rockets? >> i don't give a damn about the rockets. >> he says it like nobody else can. he might not have to, but if it's not steph curry stepping up, i don't know who will, 31 points in 30 minutes for steph last night, but

. >>> for a check at what's ahead at 6:00, we switch over to juliette. >> here we go. happy friday. >>> a major freeway closure this weekend, so we'll have more information what you need to know about the work on 680 and the headaches it could cause for st. patrick's day weekend. >>> and a doctor who has spent weeks helping children on a medical mission in gaza is back in the bay area. we are there for the emotional reunion as sfo with his family. >>> plus the new move to help california's insurance crisis, but what does it really mean for your wallet? the news at 6:00 is coming up in ten minutes, but let's go to matt and sports. hi, matt. >> thanks, jules. >>> first week of nfl free agency continues. 9ers are adding more pieces to the defense, three new deals today. san francisco agreed to terms with veteran linebacker de'vondre campbell, former all pro, taking dre greenlaw's spot while he rehabs his achille's and . >>> jimmy garoppolo returns to the nfc west. he'll be matt stafford's backup. he's got to serve the two-game suspension the beginning of the season. he vi

cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> thanks, ryan. >>> new developments in that shocking bridge collapse in baltimore, the search for survivors is now a recovery mission. what we're learning about what went wrong and then the question could something like it happen here. >> the whole bridge just fell down. >> video shows the horrifying moment a massive cargo ship brought down an entire bridge. >> looked like something out of an action movie. >> the critical warning moments before impact. >> these people are heroes. they saved lives last night. >> and the questions about our own bridge safety. >> it's almost a bridge zoo in the bay area, you got so many different types of bridges. >> a closer look at the protections in place. >> those are the parts that can bend and contort in an earthquake or an impact. >>> plus, a kennedy turns to the bay area in his bid for the white house. >> this city will always have a special place in my heart. >> what his new running mate brings to the table and how their ticket could impact the race. >> i'm grateful that nicole has put he

we switch over to juliette. >> the people who deliver our mail every day are scared for their lives. here's why. here's new video of a postal worker held at gunpoint in oakland and it is certainly highlighting the disturbing new reality. the search for the suspect who got away with the keys to the city. >>> plus, a chance to crack down on sideshows shelved in antioch and now the mayor is blasting council members for playing politics with public safety. all that is coming up around 6:00 or at 6:00. let's go to sports and vern. hi. >>> time to go to vern. hey, the nfl up top and the 49ers. they added four players in free agency, all on the defensive line as they work quickly to replace arik armstead. armstead, a free agent yesterday, today joined the jacksonville jaguars, reported three-year contract, 51 million. he will be reunited with former 49er general manager, current jags gm trent baalke who drafted armstead back in 2015. wideout deebo samuel changed his jersey to number 1 earlier this week and hopefully we'll see him in it. cbs sports has reported the ravens reached out to the

cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> thanks so much. >>> the big dig begins in the sierra. after days of nonstop snow and it's still not over yet, the round the clock work to clear those roads. >>> around the bay area still a few leftover showers today, but few and far between compared to the past several days, more rain to come, details in the first alert forecast. >>> drivers finally moving after a weekend stranded in the sierra. >> at least 72 hours. >> the cleanup and journey home after the blizzard. >> you could see how much snow is up here on the sides of the road. >>> an eroding east bay road getting worse storm. >> this is just waiting to collapse completely. >> neighbors tell us the longer the city waits to fix it, the more dangerous it gets. >> the city of oakland has not taken action on this. they have to fix this roadway. >>> plus the high profile effort to recall alameda county's district attorney takes a step forward. >> this is something that had to be done. >> the gain colliding with the ballot measure to change the rules on recalls, a closer

. >>> i'm juliette goodrich. tonight, it is the final countdown to super tuesday. this new tech comes serious concerns.. >> we all need to recall brat the way we are looking at protecting our democracy. >> the way to combat disinformation for election season. >>> the weather does not help. >> i-80, finally reopens after stranding truck drivers and everyone else in the sierra. how the storm recharged our snowpack. >>> and later, the wild chase that ended in a deadly shootout between the suspect and several north bay sheriff deputies. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> good evening. a little over 24 hours from now the polls will be closing in california's primary. even if you are not currently registered, it is not too late. you can still register

. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. >>> the sierra is getting a chance to dig out. so are our crews after a fierce blizzard dumped several feet of snow and for the first time in three days traffic is moving again on interstate 80. there is still more snow showers expected, but caltrans was able to reopen both directions of interstate 80, first to cars this morning, later to trucks. drivers were eager to get moving again, but it took a while. in fact, a drone captured the backup in nevada as plenty of people tried to make their way into california. our kelsi thorud and photojournalist jim flanagan were among the drivers on interstate 80 making their way back home to the bay area. they gave us a firsthand look at conditions over the summit. >> look at how high the snow bank is. it's like as tall as the car. it's impressive. how you doing, jim? >> doing good. just kind of nice and steady. >> they are the road trip buddies. they filed some great reports for us. chains are still required on interstate 80 and caltrans warns drivers take it slow since so

. >>> and norah, thank you, i'm juliette goodrich. today. >>> a busy first alert weather day. now the weather is calming down. i am adding up how much rain we picked up today and how much is still in the forecast coming up in first alert weather. >>> also truck loads of stolen merchandise recovered. how a particular theft in an alameda old navy store led to the take down of an alleged crime ring. >>> a sobering perspective through the eyes of an er doctor who left his own children in the bay area to treat children in gaza's war zone. >> it makes you wonder what the rest of the world is doing.. >>> and panera is raising the minimum wage in a wake of a firestorm with the ceo's connection to governor newsom. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> so, let's start with the wild weather. it really made for rare sights around the bay area. take a look. you may of seen this. it appears to be a funnel cloud. this photo showing the scene in vacaville just before 3:00 p.m. emergency officials say it did not touch down and no d

juliette points to where she was shot.nslation: | said i to everyone, "run, run, run" because they are shooting and then i was shot twice. ten people were killed, including her business partner. she struggles to talk about what happened. juliette fled to cap—haitien, carrying her belongings and bullet scars. this shared space is all she has. gangs have taken over the home she owns in port—au—prince. translation: at the beginning, our political leaders didn't do - anything to stop these gangs. they let them grow and grow and grow. and now it's too complicated to stop them. the gangs are everywhere. more than 30,000 people have fled the capital, paying high prices to take the bus to cap—haitien. there's a moment of relief as this father sees his 14—year—old son has made it safely. translation: the “ourney was very long. _ more than six hours. i was praying the whole way. there were a lot of gunshots in one area. our busjust missed them. another passenger has a message for america. translation: all the guns here are from the

. >>> i'm juliette goodrich, there is the golden gate bridge, sourdough bread and politicians.and politics. >> above all else i try to end the day without one issue still troubling me. >> he has more advice coming up. measles exposure at a restaurant. >> it is a very serious condition. it is preventible. >> we hear from a doctor who may be most at risk and why this highly contagious illness may be reappearing again. >>> also, an invasion of privacy at a starbucks bathroom in the south bay, close to 100 people recorded by a hidden camera. the man under arrest tonight. >>> this is cbs news with juliette goodrich. >>> former san francisco mayor willie brown turns 90 years old, 90 years young, i should say today. city hall hosted an event for him. about 300 people were there including coworkers he was former speaker of assembly and two-term mayor. i visited him in his office, he is energetic, articulate, dapper and the unmistakable laugh. during a time there is so much focus on age in politics he proves age is just a number. >> reporter: if he is

we're going back to spring, juliette. >> love it.hank you. >>> a live look at the port of oakland where hundreds of huge ships load and unload every year. they're leaving behind a lot more than just cargo. climate experts say the shipping industry produces roughly 3% of all greenhouse gas emissions. now a uk startup has a plan to clean it up. sea bound carbon captures, new device that captures ship exhaust and mixes it with quick lime turning the carbon into stone. the end result is a container full of rocks which are unloaded at port and then processed on land. >> there's nothing toxic. there's nothing explosive. it's very safe. even in an extreme emergency we would just be left with a pile of rocks. >> sea bound says its pilot trial captured 80% of co2 emissions and 90% of toxic sulfur dioxide. it is already working on an even more efficient model. >>> the orange and black of giants baseball is at its best tonight, the a's not so much. >>> and of all places to put steph curry's skills on - lift the clouds off of... - virtual weathe

i'm juliette goodrich, out pouring support after a tragic crash that hits home with many families. >>t could be anybody. >> a salute tragedy of it. the suddenness, how unexpected life is. >>> what we are learning tonight about the three family members killed at a bus stop and the suspected driver now under arrest. >>> the wheel falling off and a number of other issues it has been a turbulent month for united. how the airline's ceo is trying to reassure flyers ahead of the summer travel season with a new action plan. >>> and, she comes from a difficult past and she is not afraid to talk about it. >>> running away at 13, age 14, i had a needle in my arm. 14-20 i was a heroin addict. >>> how a woman is helping transform young lives through a charter school on treasure island. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> good evening. it is a heartbreaking story. a community heartbroken now after a tragic crash

we switch to juliette. >> thanks so much. >>> at 6:00, as the heavy snow ramps up in the sierra, we'll have a report from truckee on the treacherous travel there as locals prepare to hunker down. >>> plus oakland residents get their first chance in the next hour to meet the top four finalists for the city's police chief, why the mayor does not think this is part of the process that should be public. >>> plus next tuesday marin county voters will weigh in on the heated topic of rent control, the proposed protections dividing renters and landlords, all that coming up at 6:00. >>> let's go to vern and sports. >> all right, jules. we got baseball up top and the giants. man, if it wasn't for bad luck, they'd have no luck at all. pitcher tristan beck is back in the bay area to be treated for an aneurysm in his upper right arm, limited blood flow that caused his hand to become cold and numb when he threw. invasive surgery, should sideline him a couple months. his teammates played on today, another spring training game with the diamondbacks and hello, jung hoo lee, the new guy's first home run

. >>> norah, thank you, i'm juliet good juliette goodrich, insurance companies are moving out.>>> also, law enforcement raids diddy's home in california and also elsewhere. the possible sex trafficking investigation linked to the music mogul. it was a wild chase, ending with a rollover crash in oakland. in the past hour we learned about the alleged crime in north bay that could be connected. >>> and, pickle ballplayers versus neighbors, it is a turf war over courts and a posh san francisco neighborhood. >> when you live next to a playground or a park you should expect noise. >> it is loud. no one will say it is not. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening for most of us, our homes are our most valuable asset. more and more californians are having trouble insuring them. in fact, state farm announced it will not renew existing policies for 72,000 homes and apartments across the state. state farm is already pulled back on

. >>> i'm juliette goodrich, a smoke shop left in shambles after the thieves used a truck to smash into>> i am angry. i am angry at them, they think they are above the law. >> the chase that ended in the loss of an innocent life. >>> i felt frightened and doomed. my whole business depends on my land line. >> reporter: it is the last chance for california's plan to weigh in on at&t's plan to phase out the land lines. >>> a burned out orange van, can it prove scott peterson's innocence? tonight, we hear from the investigator that responded to that fire and the evidence. >> i got goose bumps and the hair on my neck stood up because it is significant. it means something. >> reporter: this is cbs news bay area with you'lliet good rich. >> reporter: they are juliette goodrich.. >> it might be old fashioned but those that we lie on

. >>> good evening, i'm juliette goodrich.ey teach. >> plus, a major ruling today could help lower the price of buying or selling a home. >>> then, a recount is underway in alameda county in a recall effort of da price. they both welcome a closer look. >>> we have details on the new federal oversight for an east bay prison accused of years of sexual abuse against inmates. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. the state of california and dozens of local communities are trying to make it easier for teachers to afford where they live. to afford to live where they teach. no small feat in today's real estate market. lawmakers in sacramento they passed a series of bills in recent years to try to ease the burden on teachers and districts. most recent went into effect at the start of the year. it loosens zoning requirements and allows staff housing to be built on any land owned by the district. a 2021 joint study by the center for cities and schools, b

. >>> i'm juliette goodrich.r weather ahead. two more feet of snow across the sierra putting drivers at risk. shutting down a major roadway and leaving residents stuck. >> a lot of times we have the forecast that look sort of shocking and then they drift downward. this one seems to be drifting upward. >> while here in the bay area we got our own winter weather to deal with as the rain and the strong wind picks up heading into the weekend. it is already led to multiple people getting hurt. >> we are tired of it. we are sick of it. we are done here >> that is the sound of frustration from an oakland business owner as mounting issues with the city and crime have been questioning if it is even worth it to stay open. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> boy, i am afraid these efforts are in vain. people out snow blowing in the sierra today as they get ready for several more feet of snow to fall over the next few days. we have been warning you and here it is. good evening, another bitterly cold and

. >>> norah, thank you, i'm juliette goodrich, a story of a former officer that was raped by a horse half clothed, i was bruised, i was seriously assaulted. my dna. i had video, i had good solid case. >> despite all of the evidence she feels the justice system let her down. how she fought back to get her voice heard and serve as an example for other victims. >>> there is a crop of showers sitting out there right now off of the coast about to move onshore. the heavier ones focused more later tonight. i will show when to expect it later in the bay. >>> another system getting here by the end of the week, the forecast coming up. >> it is my honor to introduce to you our new police chief. >> oakland's new police chief formally introduced. the problems he promises to fix on the first 100 days of the job. >>> inside diddy's ransacked home. the raid part of a sex trafficking investigation. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> tonight, the story of a rain survivor who was determined to get justice. she says that the criminal justice system let

juliette kayyem, i have to leave it there. but thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you >> all right. here in the united states, fulton county's district attorney, fani willis, defended herself and told cnn that georgia is criminal case against former president trump is going full steam ahead and her first public comments since the hearing concerning her relationship with another prosecutor on the team, willis said she does not believe georgia's case alleging election subversion has been slowed down and warned president trump, quote, the train is coming. cnn's rafael romo joins us now with the latest. so raphael, your teams spoke with the district attorney earlier. tell us more about about what happened that's right. >> omar fulton county district attorney fani willis spent her saturday at an easter egg hunt. the event was put together by wave. this is an organization of law enforcement officers dedicated to helping children and the homeless throughout the year, willis was a surprisingly candid, omar, regarding questi

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. >>> this is cbs news with juliette goodrich. >>> former san francisco mayor willie brown turns 90 years old, 90 years young, i should say today. city hall hosted an event for him. about 300 people were there including coworkers he was former speaker of assembly and two-term mayor. i visited him in his office, he is energetic, articulate, dapper and the unmistakable laugh. during a time there is so much focus on age in politics he proves age is just a number. >> reporter: if he is playing from the prize window seat here. >> reporter: holding court at john's grill, one of the oldest restaurants in the city. >> reporter: or being serenaded in north beach, willie brown is a force of nature, unstoppable, unforgettable. >> where are we going? >> reporter: my quest, uncover the secret behind his longevity. >> hello. >> reporter: i met brown in his office and tried to sweet talk him with a little birthday pie. >> what would be your favorite pie? >> . >> sweet potato. >> okay. give me another one. key lime. >> that is right. how did you know that? >> that is a snitch. somebody told you that. [ l

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. >> reporter: they are juliette goodrich.. >> it might be old fashioned but those that we lie on traditional phones, phasing out land lines in california. the c cpu c is holding the last 2 hearings today before it considering the request to cut the cord. a lot of people who live in more remote areas with shoty cell service are worried about getting cut off, including gina. a therapist who says without land lines her business will not survive. we have her story. >> reporter: small but mighty. that is how gina describes her land line. >> are you ready for your session? >> reporter: with the therapist found out at&t is considering removing land line services in california her reaction was fear. >> i felt frightened and doomed. my whole business depends upon my land line. >> reporter: while gina does meet with some patients in person the majority are via10 telephone, or both. >> i work with at-risk patients, trauma therapist, i work with people who have to have their sessions. >> can you hear me now? >> reporter: taking the risk of a cell phone can be dangerous. even having a voice over ip line

cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> thanks, guys. one vote, yes. one of the most critical elections in the bay area to replace congresswoman anna eshoo is now down to just one vote. so what do you do when it is that close? well, we have a behind-the-scenes look at the race to fix the ballot mistakes. >>> and also a shootout in pleasant hill is now claiming two lives. what we have learned about the robbery targeting a cannabis delivery worker that took a deadly turn. >>> and plus tensions over free speech on campuses of bay area high school student wants to know why her article on the israel-hamas war was censored. >> i at no, ma'am preaching hate at all about the jewish community at all. >> for a high school student, it is a teachable moment. >>> and st. mary's is officially on the road to the big dance. how the men's basketball team was sent off in style for the first round of march madness. >>> it is really cool to see our team representing our school out there. >> it's fun to be a part of it. you know, you just get caught up in being a part of i

. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> okay, no exageration, it was a day to secure that lawn furniture. take your allergy meds and have that extra hair spray handy. gusty winds ripped through our region and causing issues big time. we are seeing power outages around the bay area. in fact, here is a look at pg&e's outage map, at one point this morning the wind knocked out power and stopped b.a.r.t service for a time. a tree came down on power lines on highway 35. this was between highway 9 and alpine road. you can certainly hear the wind in this video. our photojournalist captured this in the san jose foothills and it is not letting up just yet. paul heggen is here with details >> we had blustery conditions until around noon. since then, got into a little lull in terms of the strongest withstands t is definitely still breezy out there this evening. sustained winds in the 10-25 mile-an-hour range. sustained winds recorded at the top of the hour. gusts in excess of 25 mile-an-hour winds. the numbers were 40 miles an hour earlier today. a burst of wind energy will head

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. >> reporter: this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> we begin with the infamous scott peterson case. more than 20 years after he was convicted of murdering his wife, laci, and unborn child and dumping their bodies in the san francisco bay. scott peterson was back in court with a brand-new defense team again, trying to prove his innocence. he appeared via zoom, wearing a blue prison suit, hair pulled back in a ponytail. proceedings low key and mostly attended by media. a stark contrast from what we saw two decades ago. it started in 2002 when a pregnant laci peterson disappeared right before christmas. her body found in the bay months later. he was convicted of murder, sentenced to die but four years ago the sentence was overturned and peterson was ordered to serve life in prison without parole. the l.a. innocence project took up the case back in january suggesting that some evidence may have been overlooked. we were in court today in san mateo county. >> do we have your consent to proceed via zoom this morning >> absolutely, thank you, your honor. >> reporter: scott pe

juliette goodrich. >>> dramatic video shows how quickly the francis scott key bridge collapsed t. happened early in the morning after a cargo ship lost power and rammed into the bridge's column. in a matter of seconds the span crumbles into the water. video of the aftermath shows a section of the bridge on top of the vessels bow. six construction workers filling potholes on the bridge are now presumed dead. the search for their bodies will resume tomorrow. two other people who fell in the water were rescued. pete buttigieg said it is too early to tell when it will be cleared. the images may be unnerving for many of us who cross a bridge here in the bay area to get to work every day. among them is bernie. i talked to him today along the embarcadero. >> when i thought about the bay bridge, could it happen to us as well? the civilians commuting in and out every day. it is a huge concern. naturally we all, people who commute back and forth that is a huge concern for us. >> we talked with caltrans about the chances of something like this happening here. sthai said it is unlikely becaus

. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. the state of california and dozens of local communities are trying to make it easier for teachers to afford where they live. to afford to live where they teach. no small feat in today's real estate market. lawmakers in sacramento they passed a series of bills in recent years to try to ease the burden on teachers and districts. most recent went into effect at the start of the year. it loosens zoning requirements and allows staff housing to be built on any land owned by the district. a 2021 joint study by the center for cities and schools, uc berkeley and ucla found the state school district owned 150,000 acres of land. 75,000 of which they say could be developed into affordable housing. at 30 units for acre, there could be 2.3 million units of housing. that is according to the report. so, teachers in los gatos recently moved in. it is a small development it could be the start of something much bigger.. >> reporter: this middle schoolteacher is happy to be home. >> i am home. five minut