and i knew that was bad, and i nudged justin and i said -- justin, justin. >> i heard and you scream,h my god! oh my god! i knew something terrible had happened. >> i turned on the light and i just went out the bedroom, down the hall -- >> did you see him? >> no i didn't. >> you just knew? >> yeah. >> i looked in the bedroom door was and i saw justin laying on his back, on the right side of the bed with his head tilted, and i could see a bullet hole in his head. and i could see blood running down his neck. >> my instinct was to figure out how they got in the house. we had a really big window, we check to see if that was closed and it was. we checked the front door, that was still locked. the back door was unlocked. and i went and opened it a little bit and i thought that's not a -- i closed. it >> did you understand right away that everything was different? that the man you loved was dead? >> it was -- it was one of those moments where you just want to go back two minutes. just two minutes ago, he was lying beside me and he was alive. and now he's gone, for forever. >> but in that mom

it was justin f. case. honorable justin f. case. just-in-case. >> did he believe it?back at me after looking at it for five minutes, and he said, no, they'll just take it back. >> marshburn thought that wasn't exactly the reaction of an innocent man. now he was fully convinced nick holbert had killed kelli, but he needed to get holbert to reveal where he buried her body. >> how can i get to be his friend? i had to say some crap i just didn't believe, but i had to do it to play the part. >> marshburn bought holbert countless meals, beers, even hired him to do odd jobs, slowly becoming a bff. or maybe more of a frenemy. but marshburn said he paid a high price as he practically abandoned his wife and young son. >> i didn't do family stuff. if nick called me and said, hey, i need cigarettes, i need money, i would get up and leave, get to him and do what i had to do and come back. >> were you obsessed? >> when i have an answer, i don't give up. i wanted to be the one to find the answer. marcia, my partner, she's the same way. we don't stop until we get results. >> but holb

>> justin: okay.kay. man, look, can't you--can't you just give me some time, all right? i know it was dumb for her to see the phone, geez. >> thomas: justin, listen to me. this is getting out of hand, okay? you have to let me go before this gets any worse. >> justin: it's not gonna get any worse, all right? i'm gonna fix it. that's what i do. i'm a fixer, all right? >> thomas: you're spiraling, man. this isn't good yet you are-- you're spiraling, okay? you need-- you need to let me out of here,

justin, ou a very serious issue. justin, you were — a very serious issue. justin, | you were a correspondent in india and india has a strong leader in mr modi, narendra modi, but it has a very noisy, messy but genuinely kind of floral political system. how does it respond to its neighbour, its big potentially aggressive neighbour? i was there when there were a couple of these| cross—border skirmishes between the indians - and the chinese. and that geographical position of india and china is very- important in this debate. they have a huge, long border through the himalayas with i china. it's very close to china. china is a much bigger economy — about five times the size - of india. it's a very big and very strong neighbour. - india has a long historyl of not playing a big role in international affairs. it was one of the key- players in the non—aligned movement, you'll i probably remember. so this is a great - tradition of india's not... not taking sides. not taking sides and not playing a game of setting up alliances. | you can imagine with the huge, long b

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i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. thank you, justine, for your money tonight. california's employment development department is changing the way it distributes benefits. >> starting today. the department says it will begin the process of automatically paying people who receive benefits in the past. but have seen their payments. stop. the change is part of a settlement between the state and the center for workers rights. the group's executive director says that this could impact up to about a 100,000 people unemployment claims skyrocketed during the pandemic causing a real backlog. the state still has more than 3 million people receiving some sort of unemployment aid. and a new study revealing there is no link between an elimination of extra unemployment benefits. >> and a return to work critics of slammed the extra $300 federal dollars said it has been added to the monthly state checks claiming the cash is an incentive for americans to not look for work but data from the census bureau shows that ending the extra benefits did not result in significant improvemen

we all love that, justin.ank you. >>> wow. 17 people were injured when a bomb squad truck exploded while they were carrying 5,000 pounds of fireworks and homemade explosives. a tip led officers to at tibe arreed. are hearing from the police chief. >> this explosive material was acquired out of state and transported here for the purposes of reselling it to community members and neighbors. >> the force of the blast damaging several cars and blowing out the windows of nearby homes. police were planning to safely detonate the fireworks when the explosion happened. >> something happened in that containment vehicle that shouldn't have happened. we intend to find out why. >> police are calling it a catastrophic explosion. >>> to the fire danger as we take a live look at the oakland hills. this weekend authorities are shutting down roads to crack down on illegal fireworks. grizzly peak boulevard will be closed from 5 a.m. on the 4th until 5 a.m. the next morning. >>> there were 6600 complaints last year. this year the

justine for the 3rd day in a row record setting numbers in tokyo.re for the city of tokyo. not necessarily for the olympics, although there were 3 athletes who tested positive for the coronavirus yesterday, including an american pole vaulter sam kendricks. the world champion and a bronze medalist from 2016. so he has been sent home. first in isolation and then on his way home back to the united states. but yet the city of tokyo continues to deal with these case surges. >> so is there any effect on the upcoming competitions with the pandemic. >> thankfully no organizers have done a really good job of isolating everybody in what they're calling the olympic bubble and i'm included in that as well. we have been tested so many times justine 96 hours before it left the country almost 2 weeks ago. then 72 hours before a left the country. when i arrived in japan, i had another covid test at the airport before they let you go through customs the first 3 days we were here daily saliva tests. it's even more rigorous for the athletes they are tested every singl

justin, thank you so much.thank you for joining us and good lucon th anu solookinforward to havingh factful back at levi stadium this year. celebrating wins on the field. >> i know they can't wait. thank you so much. we appreciate it. remember kpix is your home for 49ers pre-season football. we are counting down to bringing you all the action live starting saturday august 14th. >> i'm so ready for football. so ready. >> it's like a return to normal. >> it is. all right. >>> let's get a check on the weather and traffic. we are going to check out the roads and, you now, return to normalcy means crowded roads. >> i know. i know. we have seen a lot of that lately. especially in the last couple of weeks. a lot more cars on the roadways. ly take to you vea trouble spot are monitoring and we are seeing a lot of brake lights. this is highway 17 just after that highway 9 road exit. have you a crash there blocking at least the left lane. traffic is backing up. speeds improving for that ride southbound 880. we had the ear

a brief thought, justin.nd the world has potential president xijinping has recognised the dangers and it might be possible to get him to harness that to reduce some of the damaging projects that are happening. they talk about building more - because they have invested really heavily in renewable energy. in fact, it is thanks - a china that solar and wind and batteries are so much cheaper than they were to put that - i into context, a tenth of the price | is what it costs by solar power now than it did a decade ago - that is largely thanks to china and that is revolutionary in terms of the world ability— to tackle climate change. thank you all very much forjoining us. that's it for dateline london for this week we're back next week at the same time. goodbye. hello. there will be a few of you that there through this weekend largely dry, but overall, there is going to be plenty of showers around right across the country. some of those likely to be heavy and thundery, even torrential in places, but with the natur

i'm justine waldman. president joe biden says all federal employees must be vaccinated or face strict protocols. our washington, dc correspondent basil john brings us the details. >> we have the tools that this new wave of covid. from shutting down our business, our schools, our side on vaccinations president joe biden and the administration once the federal government to set an example for the rest of the country. every federal government employee will be asked to test to their vaccination status. this is really helpful. way to ensure a safe workplace for employees thursday. the president announced federal employees must show proof they received a coronavirus vaccine war wear masks at work and undergo regular testing. the president must do everything. >> he can to ensure that that the administration and federal workers are protected and doing their part to tamp down this pandemic. us surgeon general vivek murthy says this could influence other companies to establish similar policies. you will see likely

i'm justine waltman of jonathan mccall right now. kron four's, gayle ong live for us in berkeley showing us how firefighters there are. >> getting ready now. this red flag warning now in effect, bill. >> jonathan and justine firefighters across the bay area. they are stepping up extra patrols. the extra dozers in air support preparing for the worst but hoping for the best. firefighters are keeping a close eye on the hills and mountains. a red flag warning is in effect monsoonal moisture from arizona could create dry thunderstorms here in the bay area. >> the concern dry lightning sparking new wildfires. we do have. >> of the few dozers that we can our disposal. you know, department we also have plenty of resources within our jurisdiction and the neighboring jurisdictions to assist each other with while in fires that. >> that could happen. alameda county battalion chief mark carter says preparations are in place since roe heels of this lightning >> it still there's a familiar reminder from from that that we do need to take wildfire se

justin andrews joins us live with the latest. >> reporter: this fire did major damage to the roof. i want to step out of the way and call your attention to up top. that's basically a shell of the roof. fire crews have been really fighting this for more than two hours, going on three at this point. a lot of manpower went into this. at least four ladder trucks were dousing water on the building during the height of the flames. that's just in the air. dozens were on the ground at lin's buffet. we are told the business has been vacant for a while. it's on willow pass road half a mile from six flags hurricane harbor. fire crews got the call around i think 2:40 this morning and within six minutes got to the scene and saw the building fully engulfed. the flames were shooting through the roof. i want to call your attention to something. look at the parking lot. there are several puddles of water. there are about six puddles i have counted. that shows how much water they've been dousing on this building, a lot of water has been put on thi

. >> justin andrews is there.u've already seen the first passengers. >> reporter: yes, we have and the ferry is taking whoever right now. you see it backing away. the first passengers are onboard headed to san francisco. this morning i have joining me thomas hall. first of all, how did you feel. >> we're excited to relaunch the ferry service in addition to this new alameda sea plane route. it's been exciting for all of us. >> reporter: this morning we've been talking about a lot of the changes. talk about the changes that riders can expect. >> we're offering more service than ever before, 30% more. we're the first bay area transit agency to come back to precovid levels. we don't want people this get back in their cars. we want them to have the ferry as an option. to further incentivize them we have lower fares for the next year. it will only cost you $4.50 using a clipper card one way for alameda, richmond and oakland. >> reporter: yo telling us earlier that's probably the cheaper route. >> we have a mobiling tick

thank you, justin, fulfilling us in. - whatever they are. thank you, justin, fulfilling us in.t going. after thousands turned out for anti—lockdown protests in sydney over the weekend, calls have grown louder for more government support for businesses in the city. so far unions, the opposition party and business leaders have called on the federal government to reintroduce wage subsidies as sydney's lockdown approaches its fifth week. joining me now from our asia business hub of singapore is katie silver. good to talk to you. it must be good to talk to you. it must be so tough for businesses in australia, sydney in particular, where they are grappling with these continuous lockdowns. absolutely, as you say, we are seeing lockdowns there restart repeatedly. i heard earlier that restaurants don't know what to do. the skiing season usually attracts a great deal of tourism, and as a result we are hearing calls from far and wide. we had from the opposition leader this morning 0pposition leader this morning who said, basically, the prime minister declared mission impossible sold prema

i am justin andrews, kpix5. >>> a live look at the san mateo bridge. beginning this morning everybody entering san mateo buildings will be required to wear a mask regardless of whether or not they have been vaccinated. >>> the other big story we are staying on top of, big wildfires in sierra. take a look at the dramatic video of the dixie fire in butte and plumas. this was yesterday. the fire has burned nearly 200,000 acres and is pushing fire crews to their limit. some neighborhoods are under evacuation warnings. others like town of indian falls have been ordered out. >> the fire further up in the hills was throwing embers down into this community. it's just been absolutely bizarre with all the smoke and you can't breathe. >> crews from across the state are teaming up to fight it but have a long way to go. at this hour the dixie fire is 21% contained. what are fire crews facing today weather wise. >>> when we talk about dixie fire, it is important to first point out that as large and extreme as that fire has gotten, it's done that with no significant

justin andrews is on scene.he is gathering some information now and we are going to have a live report from him coming up. the good news i have to report is we are not hearing of any injuries at this point. we will keep you posted. back to you. >>> tomorrow, oakland city council is set to vote on a's financial terms for building proposed ballpark at howard terminal. the city wants the a's to provide about 900 affordable homes and pay millions in community benefits to help residents relocate and offer local hiring. they want the team to cover their development's infrastructure cost, a's president rejecting the conditions. the only common ground, staying in oakland up to 30 years if they get their ballpark. >>> 6:14. let's get a check of our weather and traffic. >>> lot to ge aswe are looking at lightning strikes across to our east in the sierra, nevada, actually just checking and watching on high def doppler lightning strike across parts of the north bay. let's get right to it. you see on high def doppler all the

happy justine our friday part one, right. because we have 2 fridays because our friday is actually sunday. >> that makes any sense. okay. so it let's take advantage of our friday part one, especially for all of you in the bay area with your getaway forecast. we are tracking a lot more sunshine out there from coast to valleys. >> hope you enjoy the warming trend today. it is going to continue for the first have been your weekend as well. radar for we are tracking a drier and clear conditions for most of the weekend. for those of you heading out to the sierra, you're going to enjoy some high clouds, but overall a lot of sunshine with temperatures in the mid 80's for truckee in south lake tahoe near triple digit heat for reno. but as we fast forward into monday, we do have the threat of pop-up thunderstorms making its way into this year on monday. but it looks clear stable atmosphere saturday into sunday with temperatures holding steady in the mid 80's and you do have any outdoor plans here closer to home in the bay area. take a

live in red wood city, i am justin andrews. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a delta variant prompted yolo county to urge residents to mask indoors even if you are vaccinated. data shows the more aggressive delta variant is the dominant strain. the recommendation is a month after california reopened. the county is calling it a precautionary measure. >> what's the point of the vaccine if we are not able to not wear the mask? >> i will be wearing a mask even when i get my second shot. >> the director of the national institute of health says almost all current data shows more than 99% of patients hospitalized for covid-19 right now are unvaccinated. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk following breaking economic news. new unemployment numbers came out saying 360,000 people applied for new unemployment benefits over the past week. that is down about 13,000 from the prior week. in fact it's the lowest number we've had since the pandemic. compared to january where we were looking at about 900,000 new unemployment claims in one

i'm justine waldman. we have all seen these videos, their viral groups of people going into a store than dashing out with thousands of dollars worth of stolen merson merchandise. but change is coming. so says governor gavin newsome kron 4 sanaz tahernia is here live with us now in studio with more on the bill that the governor signed today targeting this very specific issue. good afternoon. it's not. good afternoon. justine, believe it or not, 3 of the top 10 cities for organized retail crime in the country are right here in california. but san francisco coming in at number 5. that's why governor newsom signed. he signed assembly bill 3.31 into law today reenacting of the crime of organized retail theft and extending the chp property crimes task force operations until january first 2026. now, according to chp data, organized retail theft has become a 30 billion dollar criminal industry that often uses that money to fund other crimes including car theft, identity theft. human and narcotics trafficking. we'

i am justin andrews live in concord.ill tell you how the battalion chief says this fire may have been set. >>> ahead, a call to conserve energy as the blistering heat wave continues in the west. >>> richard branson is the first so called space billionaire to ride his own rocket outside the earth's atmosphere. we're at space port america with what this means for commercial space travel. >>> a book details explosive moments inside the 2020 trump campaign. the author joins us with stories on the trump administration's final months. >>> only on cbs this morning, founder of health in the hood talks about empowering communities to grow their own food and how your zip code could affect your health. that's all coming up when we see you at 7:00. >>> streaming today on cbsn bay area, it's medical monday with stanford healthcare. we hear from a local doctor about the delta plus variant and break through cases in california. we talk to the transportation secretary pete buttigieg about president biden's infrastructu if there were a b

justine picky. >> thank you so much. one of the latest changes to slow the spread putting masks back on indoors regardless of vaccination status. california is aligning with the cdc on this renewed recommendation, the department of public health made the announcement today citing that more than 90% of californians live in areas with substantial are high transmission rates. new study shows pfizer's 2 dose covid-19 vaccine remains effective after 6 months. but. >> not as strong as initially thought. and now pfizer's once again recommending a booster, however, medical experts say at this point studies don't indicate that a booster is needed. let's get the latest with kron four's dan kerman. he is live at ucsf with the latest details. good evening, dan. >> medical experts are telling us that really we have to think about what we want out of a vaccine that we want no infection at all or do we want no hospitalizations and no deaths. they say no hospitalizations and no deaths. they say the vaccines are currently doing that. and

justin andrews is live in walnut creek. justin, could we see a return of the past?reporter: when you look at the transmissions, they have about going way up. doctors say that's because we are seeing more people out and about and probably many of them are not wearing a mask. they also point to that the delta variant is easily transmissible. this is not a good sign especially for businesses. in fact these businesses are scared because covid cases are back pedaling. the question, is it time for health leaders to take action? bay area news group analyzed numbers and if the state was still under the color coded tier system, contra costa, alameda, solano would still be in the purple tier. the most restrictive one. under the purple tier, most businesses could be open but only at 25% capacity. listen to what the governor has to say about this. >> you want to move beyond this, want to deal with not having to deal with masking, not have to deal with any trepidation around having to read about this variant or that variant, get vaccinated. we can end this quickly if everybody w

, good to _ achieve the same goals. justine greening, good to talk - achieve the same goals. justine good to talk to you. i greening, good to talk to you. thanks very much.— and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10.30 and 11.30 this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are the journalist and broadcaster john stapleton and uk correspondent for france24, benedicte paviot. they will be relentless with each other in relentless with me so do stay with us and tune in because it's going to be fun! the headlines on bbc news... please say at least 60 people have died and dozens are missing after flooding in western germany. sachar speaks out about the racist abuse he has experienced for missing a penalty and also criticised social media companies possess the negativity will not breaking. there are lots of new coronavirus infections in the uk, and they are now the highest number of deaths reported on monday since march. —— reported on monday since march. —— reported in one day since march. sport and for a full round up, f

justin andrews is live in walnut creek this morning.n, this has a lot of people asking, could we see this happening in the bay area. >> reporter: time will tell, that's basically what doctors and bay area leaders are telling us. doctors admit we are seeing a rise in covid-19 cases in the bay area but right now, deaths remain stable. dr. peaten chin ter chin hong says we are in a state where cases will keep risingis also emotion. >> i'm in the middle of whether we will see the mandate in the bay area. we are being boxed in in the north by sacramento which is very similar in terms of relatively low vaccination rate, and l.a. around 50% but we have a much higher vaccination rate than those two counties. as long as hospitalizations and deaths remain stable, even though hospitalizations are ticking up, that remains stable, it is not going to be a slam dunk except by peer pressure and motion. however, it wouldn't be surprising that because the bay area itself is diverse that locally in some counties, you may see it happen first. >> reporter:

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justin andrews is live in gilroy.ould be feeling it, justin. >> reporter: oh yeah, don't judge me if you see crumbs on my face. my photographer and i love bread so we had to eat it. we are really excited about this. at 5:00 i got too excited. it's actually 4800 pounds not 48,000 pounds that they used in 2019. we are taking a break, at least the chefs are, because they've got a long weekend. we love our garlic. there is a lot of garlic that will be cooked this weekend. it's really tasty. we have been following the people for a couple days. this year things will be smaller and you will have to preorder meals and do a drive thru pick up. we've been following the volunteers and they've been prepping the good garlicky food on gourmet alley. this is a long running festival. it's been going for about 41 years. these two years like you said have been very challenging for them. we have talked about the mass shooting and also covid-19. they've had to reroute the direction on how they wanted this to go. they are making sure this

i am justin andrews, kpix5. >> justin, thank you. >>> volunteers will be back out at 9:00 this morning for one last day of searching for that missing runner in alameda. the official search was called off last night as mystery deepens. there is still no sign of 37- year-old philip kreycik. investigators say he mailed a package in oakland before his run. investigators are wondering if he ever made it for the run or if something else happened. >> first scenario is he is somewhere in this park open space area. second scenario, he parked at the trail head and is somewhere else and that's why our investigation is ongoing and looking at all possibilities. >> police investigators are not calling this a criminal investigation right now. they're treating this as a missing person's case. >>> live look inside pleasant hill bart station. starting tonight, you will be able to catch a train after 9:00 for the first time since the pandemic. bart is beginning service on thursday, friday, saturday nights until the end of the month when the system mostly returns to normal. the last train will leave at 11

i am justin andrews, kpix5. >> thanks. we'll check in with you in about a half hour. >>> the pandemic now is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. >>> today president biden expected to announce federal workers must be vaccinated or undergo regular covid testing. the order which includes contractors would affect upwards of 10 million people. >>> new u.s. world champion pole vaulter sam kendricks is out of olympics after testing positive for covid. the former ole miss star won bronze at the 2016 rio games. his battle with the world record holder duplantis of sweder was expected to be one of the highlights. >>> san jose unified school district is raring all teachers and staff to either be vaccinated or tested for covid twice a day. >> a mask mandate inside and outside for everyone in k to 12 schools. it is a step farther than state guidelines. one doctor says these mandates can boost protections in schools against the delta variant. >> kids under 12 have fewer receptors where the virus uses to enter the virus called aster receptors

and justin shared with me the work that he does in fighting back against activist shareholders. it was an interesting and enlightening discussion. i was not aware of just how early left-wing politics had invaded what was once upo a time free and fair capital markets. so i was very intrigued by the issue and bothered by it. i shared that information with my clients i believe that we even put together a conference call to share the information directly to our clients and a lot of them and again these are sophisticated asset managers, people who have been in the business for a long time and they were very surprised at how thoroughly left-wing politics has captured financial markets. so from that point on, i made it my personal mission to expose this. at some point in this discussion, i would imagine we will get around to the question of what do we do now and the first part of the answer to that question is raise awareness. and that's been my job in this battle against the politicization of capital markets. to raise awareness and so that's what set me down the track and that's what

. >> justin andrews is live in walnut creek. could we see another mandate like that in the bay area? >> reporter: doctors say right now that is still up in the air. the difference between the bay area and l.a. is that we have a higher vaccination rate. so that's something that they are looking at. they will keep monitoring that throughout the weeks. they admit they are seeing covid-19 cases climb. the number of deaths remain stable right now. starting tomorrow night in los angeles county, masks will be required indoors regardless of vaccination status. in the last week, they have seen more than 1,000 covid-19 cases a day in l.a. county. health leaders in sacramento county are recommending that fully vaccinated people should again wear a facemask indoors. at a news conference yesterday with mayor london breed, the question came up on whether san francisco may see something like this. >> we are considering basically providing guidance on suggested mask wearing in certain instances. but we are looking at a change to the policy but

justin andrews is in one of the hottest spots. we begin with meteorologist darren peck with just how hot it's going to get. >>> hottest places today will be inland valleys of east bay. concord is going to 104. tomorrow it will be 108. temperatures look a little higher in this morning's forecast than they did yesterday, a big sign of a difference, if you take a look outside we do not have any marine layer obscuring cameras on top of the sales force tower. that's the first time we have had a clear view here at this time of day in a couple weeks, at least a week and a half, maybe two weeks. a pretty view downtown from treasure island. temperatures are noticeably warmer. in livermore it is 69. it dropped a degree. it was 70 in the last half hour. we've already got a big head start on the temperatures for inland valleys. meanwhile, look at santa rosa at 56, not that different. san francisco, that's pretty close to what you typically have. here is where you notice the impact. daytime highs 104 for inland locations. upper 70s in the bay.

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i am justin andrews. will tell you exactly how much water you have to cut after the break. >>> taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza on this thursday morning. traffic is >>> here is a quick check of morning headlines. the high temperatures on your screen are just the start of the bay area heat wave. hot weather expected to reach triple digits as soon as tomorrow. >>> at lesmearthquakes have hit since midnight. the biggest was a 3.6 near angwin. it was felt as far as san jose and stockton. >>> vta board of directors meeting and could announce light rail service will continue later this month. it has been suspended since the deadly shooting in may. >>> breaking news about the tokyo olympics. good morning. it is 6:30 on thursday july 8. i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. get ready for really hot weather inland. a like look at concord, contra costa expected to be run of the biggest hot spots. the county is opening a cooling center today through monday. >>> let's go to darren peck. >>> this is one o

. >> justin andrews is live at the massive search happening right now, justin. >> it is day 4, a massive search underway right now and the search is getting stronger as we are now in day 4 and the investigation and the search gets underway. >> specifically going to focus ongoing about 100-meters off of each trail deeper into the tree lines. >> day after day the search gets deeper. right now hundreds of volunteers and at least 13 bay area agencies, some with k9's are searching 50 square miles of brush and tough terrain in the hills looking for any sign of a 37-year-old. a volunteer group hiking the hills is helping. >> hopefully find a father so he can go home to his children. >> he hasn't been seen since saturday. he told his wife he was going for a quick run at pleasanton ridge regional park. it's now been over 72 hours. authorities say their search has gotten stronger with a more detailed foot and eye search. monday night search efforts continued in the air, over the ridge lines using drones and the search plane boat with infra red technology. no sign of the runner. >> we are hoping ma

what did you make of justin brier's comments after there's calls for him to step down and retire? >> justice brier has made it clear he's very happy and in great health. there's nobody that will push him out of his job. >> he said two things that could affect his opinion. one was his health and the second one is the court. which i think is a little interesting answer on part two there. >> yeah, people need to remember that president biden said he would appoint a black woman to the supreme court. we just saw judge jackson elevated from a d.c. district court to the d.c. federal court of appeals. so she just got there. she needs to be there a year before president biden can move her up. she's the leading contender

i'm justin andrews. we are live coming up next.today on cbsn bay area an artist talks to black renaissance host about her life, music and latest studio album. you can watch at kpix.com or on the kpix app. >>> it is 6:51. lets take quick look outside from our mark hopkins camera. we will be right back with your top stories. i'm justin andrews live at sfo this morning. travelers are trickling in. they are checking in now. they are checking in their bags, getting their tickets. it is getting jamming packed here at sfo. they are ready to catch these early flights. they are getting their tickets and all of that ahead of the fourth of july weekend. tens of millions of you will be joining these people. triple ai said right now is the best time to travel to day so during these morning hours before noon. do not fly between 4:00 and 5:00. it said it could be a mad house. we really don't want you to miss your flight. 40,000 passengers are expected each day this fourth of july weekend here at sfo. oakland's airport is set to see 160,000 travel

maity:se le ve a justin de verde y a la mdoelo, escoltados por mucha seguridad, y se le ve a justin concarlos: todo gorsero. unos dicen que no es lo que parece que mÁs bien estaba muy emocionado y exaltado porque apareciÓ de sorpresa en un club nocturno en el hotel de las vegas. quÉ opinas, tÚ que eres todo un caballero? chef: con esos gestos y despuÉs de tomar tequila no sÉ cuÁles serÁn los resultados. carlos: el tequila es traicionero. a todos nos ha traicionado alguna vez. maity: el matrimonio de justin fue bien rÁpido, una pareja muy joven y Él durante la pandemia grabÓ su documental en donde hablaba de cÓmo su vida cambiÓ al encontrar a esta mujer y se ha mostrado enamorado. por esos que sorprenden las imÁgenes. no es normal que uno le hablea otra persona, mucho menos que se ha desbordado de amor por ella, le ha compuesto canciones Últimamente. chef: si ves bien el vÍdeo se le ve muy molesto, yo no quiero que sea como muy emocionado. carlos:justin, aprende de los latinos que somos muy caballeros. toma una clases de prudencia y buenos modales con albert martÍnez que estÁ aquÍ para d

ken wayne and justine waldman are here with that. >> and thank you so much. grant and vicki.tonight at 6, 3, bay area counties are now recommending employers require covid-19 vaccinations but not everyone is on board here. we will talk to local businesses in the east bay about whether or not they plan to follow those recommendations. and the delta variant proving to be very dangerous for the unvaccinated. we'll have a live interview with ucsf doctor to find out if he thinks everyone should be masking up again. >> how the rise in cases could affect reaching herd immunity. i'm ken wayne. i'm justine waltman. the news. 6 is next. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. at the barnes firm, our injury attorneys work hard to get you the best result possible. call us now and find out what your case could be worth. you might be surprised. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪

justin driver. [ applause ] >> okay. so i've been introduced by a lot of people over the years but i have to confess it is an odd sensation to be introduced by a supreme court justice. perhaps one of the few things more odd still is being in the audience when a mighty supreme court justice introduces a lowly law professor. it must feel a little like you are at a really fancy restaurant where the main course arrives before the appetizer. the sort of proper standard of affairs has been woefully inverted. that it's justice elena kagan who did the introducing tonight makes this occasion all the more thrilling for me. not only did i have her as a professor, i was also a third year law student at harvard when she became the dean and she transformed that institution. i saw it happen almost overnight. there was free coffee for students, there was an ice skating rink, students were smiling, these were all new things at harvard law school and she did this not only in a wholesale way but also in a retail fashion. in my third year i

i'm ken wayne and i'm justine waldman in for pam moore tonight for weeks we've been talkine about the rise and of covid cases. mostly among the unvaccinated and well, as expected, it's now being followed by rising hospitalizations. and now a new call for mandatory vaccines among healthcare workers and first dan kerman live for us at ucsf medical center with more. dan. >> well, first on those hospitalizations were seeing numbers doubling. we're seeing them tripling. we're seeing them flood drew pulling in parts of the bay area. as you mentioned now, there's a new call that those who work in hospitals like the one you're ucsf. all get vaccinated. a rise in covid-19 cases is also leading to a surge in hospitalizations across the bay area. >> over the last 30 days all 9 counties in the bay area have seen increases with hospitalizations. more than doubling in alameda county, sonoma county and san francisco and quadrupling in contra, costa county. >> we're very concerned about the rise. and in and the rise hospitalizations even more so when it's it's really going up as as we saw it last sum

justin. thank every sun. coming up this hour, one rideshare company is bringing back our pools. >> what's driving this option? plus, we'll continue our destination california series and take a trip to a small southern california town that has little something for the whole family. and after the break before you put on some sunscreen. we want to tell you about some recall that just came out today. a recall you need to know about this afternoon. johnson and johnson is recalling 5 of of its popular aerosol sunscreen products after finding cancer causing chemicals in them. >> some of the sunscreens contain low levels of benzene which can lead to cancer from repeated exposure. the affected products include aveeno protect and refresh and 4 other neutrogena products. the recall is for all can sizes and all spf levels throughout the united states. people should just stop using them immediately. johnson and johnson is still investigating. how the chemicals got into the products. and for your money right now, rideshare

one last thought — a brief talk, justin. change. it might be possible to get him to harness that to reduce some of the damaging projects that are happening. a dangerous ledger. they talk about building more coal—fired power stations - but at the same time they have invested . really heavily - in renewable energy. in fact, it is thanks - a china that solar and wind and batteries are so much cheaper than they were. l to put that into context, - a tenth of the price is what it costs by solar power now than it did a decade ago. | that is largely . thanks to china. that is — revolutionary in terms of the world's ability- to tackle climate change. thank you all very much forjoining us. thank you forjoining us on dateline london. more debate same time next week. goodbye. hello again. the weekend's weather was always going to be dominated by showers, showers coming from big clouds like these that were spotted over the skylines of staffordshire, and the heavens opening not a million miles away. in moseley in birmingham, you can see s

. >> with no cell service up by the greek, the owner of the house, justin sparks was the first to call up, he said... at the waterfall. she's in the river. she fell and they can't find her. he's frantic, of course. he said he thinks his wife is dead. >> it's his wife? >> yeah it's. >> the homeowner offered right away to help fred. the sped back up the mountain and fred dropped him off at a spot to begin searching. just down the road, physicians assistant and ems volunteer michael golob was on duty. >> a call went out over the radio for a female drowning victim. >> golob headed over to the base of the trail. there he ran into fred. >> he comes barreling down at a high rate of speed. kind of slams on his brakes. starts yelling at me. let's go! let's go, let's go!. >> the ems responded notice the man he was trying to help could also be injured. fred's face was also scratched up. >> he had some superficial lacerations and so i take a minute to make sure this isn't my second victim. to make sure he's okay. he assures me he's fine, he's fine. just kind of wants to keep going. >> but then, as

justin andrews is live from the scene.ng for cal trans to come here and do what they said they would do. that's to evict the people who live underneath this overpass underneath 101. they were expected to be here at 6:00. we are still waiting on them to arrive. this is their livelihood to people who live here. they live inside these tents. some inside their cars. they are off in the distance. they said they will fight back when these crews come from cal trans. a big issue in the state is homelessness. there's only shell father for roughly 30% of people experiencing homelessness. that ratio is the same here in marin. lead its say they have been working hard to do this responsibly and with compassion. the people who live here say they need affordable housing, many of them have full time jobs, just not enough money to live in stable housing. >> its been a place of healing peace for people. people feel they are going to hurt themselves they come to me. when they feel they are going to hurt someone else they come to me. you know

justin andrews is in foster city looking at what could be on the horizon for san mateo. >> reporte onlyfo county operat buildings like city hall in foster city. but it does not apply to businesses. we asked could this potentially change? >> we will have to sort of explore that. we are driven pievidce. in all the decisions, number of cases, hospitalizations. >> reporter: new guidelines from health officials have been a roller coaster. some counties and cities have recommendations and others mandates leaving some confused. san mateo supervisor. >> i always carry my mask. wherever you go, carry your mask. >> reporter: over the last two weeks, covid cases ve ar double buildings in hopes of protecting us from delta variant and to slow the spread. latest numbers eligible in san are fully vaccinated. for anyone who is not, he had this to say. >> to those unvaccinated, shame on you. we are in a life or death situation. the decisions you are making are affecting my residents and you are affecting residents in the state of california. >> reporter: over the next several weeks they'll be monitoring c

justin turner came up to bat, hit the foul and you see where it went.r the safety netting heading for the crowd. >> it was coming full force and then it bounced off my face in front of me. >> she had glasses on. >> i had my glasses on. it broke my glasses. i honestly didn't even know what happened. >> jessica got a cut so deep that she had to go to the hospital and get six stitches. dodgers organization says it is aware of the incident and they're looking into it. >>> 6:25. we are getting answers about a staffing shortage at a big bay area school district. they need dozens of teachers and classes are about to start. >> lots of tech workers won't be going to the office this morning. the big change, all because of covid surge. >>> a local concert may have led to a covid outbreak. nearly all band members and [hippo groans melodically] [iguana bebelts major r 3rd] [gator r reverb] [s[splash] [singingng indri s sings] [elephphant trumpepets] [buffafalo punish h timpani] [cassowaryry crescendodo] ♪ [goaoat does a s sick vibrat] ♪♪ >>> if you are just waking u

kpix 5 justin andrews is they're talking to people headed out of town this weekend. >> reporter: even with the delta variant thing a surge, very busy travel day at sfo. top of mind for so many people, some are scared, others are cautiously optimistic pick disturbing data about the delta variant is not stopping hundreds if not thousaelgood, s healthy, vaccinated. >> i'm feeling fully vaccinated, confident traveling today. >> reporter: as travelers trickle in, the cdc reveals delta spreads as easily as chickenpox which is one of the most transmissible viruses out there. that data finds that virus is just as easily for vaccinated people to spread as the un >> i'm a little nervous, it is coming back. we did our best the first period and because some of us are not messed up, it is coming back. >> reporter: the cdc director says with each person infected with delta, they can infect eight or nine others on average which is alarming to medical experts. >> it is what we are built to do, defend this stuff. >> reporter: the best defense is the vaccine say doctors. >> i have faith in the cdc and

justin andrews is live in walnut creek. could we see a return to the past? transmissions have gone way up t to delta variant saying it is easily transmitted. this is certainly not good news that we are hearing about. it seems covid cases are back pedaling and i am sure that is very scary for businesses. the question, is it time for health leaders to take action? if the state was still under a tier system, contra costa, alameda, solano counties would be in the purple tier, the most restrictive one. the bay area news group analyzed the numbers and remember under the purple tier, most businesses could be open but with modifications and only a 25% capacity limit. listen to what the governor is saying about this. >> you want to move beyond this, want to deal with not having to deal with masking, not have to deal with more trepidation about this variant, that variant, get vaccinated. we can end this quickly if everybody went and got vaccinated. itansecootin a month or so. this can substantially in california be behind us. we have work to do. we are not going to gi