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>> announcer: live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on "cbs news bay area" live from our exclusive salesforce tower camera, i'm len kiese, it is may 25th. >> i'm amanda starrantino. we begin with traffic and weather. we begin with first alert meteorologist jessica burch. >> we're cooling down this week, more clouds are moving in. the weather advisory we've been dealing with is going to disa disappear. solano county under a heat advisory until 11:00 p.m. tonight and also a red flag warning that expires today at 11:00 a.m. as we extend into the next couple days, we'll cool down significantly. here are our weather headlines as we extend into this weekend. it's going to be beautiful and calm for us. high clouds will roll in once again, dealing with day time highs in the upper 90s in our inland areas, mid-70s along the bay and along our coast we're starting to see the gradual cooling trend in full force as more clouds and the marine layer start sticking around. we'll talk about that in a bit. >>> for now, over out, gianna. >> let's look at

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on bay area, scary moments in a bay area city, showing the risk of fire season. >>> the warriors are moving on. they crushed memphis last night. we'll take you to chase center where fans had the houseight. >>> the gov novernor with his p on how to put money in your pocket. >>> good morning. let's get to meteorologist paul hagen. >> patchy, dense fog, then temperatures will warm up. the warmest day in the seven-day forecast. onshore breeze is going to strengthen. cooling off the temperatures. then it is back to near normal temperatures for this time of year as we head through most of next week. the dry weather is going to continue. that's also pretty normal for the middle of may. there are going to be none and far between for most of next week. we had the 10% to 20% chance in the forecast thursday, but it is gone away. the storm system will stay away from the bay area. a's game against the angels, second game of the series, a's hoping to score runs. it'll be pleasant with temperatures at

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>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, an apartment fire nearly spreads to grasslands, a reminder of fire season. [ applause ] >>> the warriors are moving on. we'll take you to chase center where fans had the house rocking last night. >>> the governor unveils his plan to help deal with inflation. how he plans to put money back into your pocket. >>> good morning. it is saturday, may 14th. i'm devin fehely. >>> let's start with a check of the weather with meteorologist paul heggen. >> some patchy dense fog to start off this morning. once that dissipates, temperatures are going to warm up a lot. this is going to be the warmest day in the seven-day forecast. passing clouds overhead tomorrow. onshore breeze is going to strengthen, cooling off the temperatures. near normal temperatures for this time of year as we head through most of next week. the dry weather is going to continue, also pretty normal for the middle of may. rain chances are few and far between. they'll be none and far between as we head through

kpix 5, and streaming on cbs news bay area, bay area restaurants taking a double hit.and now a covid surge. >> at the finish line, people get sick. so we have to postpone a little bit. >>> the motorcycle officer hurt in a horrific crash. the new video showing what led up to that collision. >>> and good news for bay area college grads. the bay area market is on fire right now. the competition among employers for top students. >> reached out primarily saying send in your resume. we want to look at you. we think is a good fit. >> good evening. i'm allen martin. elizabeth cook is on assignment tonight. we are going to start with a sad milestone in the fight against covid. now according to johns hopkins university, the virus has officially claimed one million lives across the u.s. now the bay area has one of the country's lowest covid death rates. but a swell of new infections has made the bay area a hot spot in california with the state's daily average 5%. the latest surge a major blow for bay area restaurants with workers testing positive for covid, some businesses having

>> announcer: live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news, bay area looking live from our mark hopkins camera this morning, giving you a live look west. good morning, it is tuesday, may 17th. i'm len kiese. >> and i'm amanda starrantino. let's get a check on our weather and traffic on this tuesday morning, beginning with first alert meteorologist jessica burch, good morning. >> good morning. it's kind of beautiful. a little patchy fog, heading off into the afternoon and we can see it in a live look at the mark hopkins hotel camera. we're still seeing it bleed off as we extend into the afternoon hours. current temperatures it's chilly out there, upper 40s in the forecast near santa rosa. san jose sitting around 52 degrees. 49 in livermore and let's look at what we can expect as we head into the afternoon hours. upper 70s in the forecast, at least for our inland areas and as we head off from the coast to the bay, it will still be a breezy day for us today but we're starting off with a lot calmer winds than what we were dealing with

>> announcer: live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on "cbs news bay area," we're giving you a live look at chase center from the salesforce tower. good morning. it's tuesday, may 24th. i'm len kiese. >> and i'm amanda starrantino. we'll get a check of our weather and traffic this morning. gianna franco is standing by with a look at our roads for us and how is the weather looking, jessica? >> it's calm but today is one of the hottest days we've had in a lot of different areas. we start off with triple digits. >> whoa. >> we'll highlight that in a second. mostly 90s inland bay. live look from the mark hopkins hotel cam, patchy fog closer to half moon bay, patchy coastal fog will stick around until the sun rises and starts bleeding off. to add to that, we're dealing with high fire danger. a red flag warning got extended yesterday for solano county. that will last until tomorrow around 11:00 a.m. for all of solano county due to relative humidity sticking really low and to add to that, that offshore wind. to add to that we're dealing with

betty yu, kpix 5. >>> time now is 7:10.ll ahead and streaming on cbs news bay area, rent is skyrocketing. tips on how you can try to get a better monthly rate. >>> while the warriors await their nba finals opponent, wait until you hear how many fans are already waiting in the ticket line. >>> a live look outside before we head to break. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. the time now is 7:13. the cost of housing continues to climb, and renters are really getting squeezed. you can blame the usual suspects, inflation, in combination with high demand and low inventory. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has some tips. get the best rate possible. >> reporter: rents are red hot. rents are up 17% from a year ago as of april. the increases are tough to take, but landlords say they're just making up for big drops amid covid. if your lease is up for renewal, do some research to get a sense of the current market. then talk to your landlord well in advance of the end date. be gracious. you love where you live, you've been

can be seen right here on kpix 5. no triple crown win their year. why? because kentucky derby winner rich strike will not run in next week's preakness in baltimore. own's decision. made noise, won at churchill downs at the finish, an 80-1 shot, the second biggest upset in the race's history. and hold your calls, please. here is the san jose earthquakes' moment. earthquakes goalie matt brisano in a defeat of the sounders las pey kicks, and advance to the u.s. open cup round of 16. my question is my gosh, after that game, what do they want to do, eat? or just go to sleep. that's a long one. >> definitely both. >> yep. >> maybe eat in bed. that's the best of both worlds. >> that's right. gorge and boom, fall right asleep. >> chocolate milk shake to wash it down. >> as long as they save a little for uncle vern. >> always. >>> all right. up next, it's been a spot for sweets and treats in san mateo county for decades, but this candy and ice i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. tesla's full self- driving technology. the washington post reported on "owner

bettt yu, kpix 5. here in san francisco, this mother's day homeless mothers and families had a special treat. >> this is beautiful to have her come around. >> mariana celebrated mother's day with her mom and her son this year, one of the many families hosted by lecolonial restaurant. it was a wonderful feeling to be together after a long time. >> proud enough of ourselves. >> reporter: the event is organized by compass family services, the families are working with the nonprofits transitional housing program and temporary shelter. the lunch provides a meal for families to share and a chance for children to make cards for their mothers. >> we know you are trying your best with your child. >> staff at the restaurant tell us they have a unique perspective on what is happening because they are located in between the tenderloin and hill restaurants. it's the third time the restaurant and the nonprofit hosted the lunch and the first gathering since the pandemic. >> it was great. the first time we took the pi

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> moving to the coronavirus.keley public schools will have to mask up indoors again. the city's officer says berkeley unified is seeing a significant increase in the cases among students and staff. starting on monday, everyone at school is required to wear a mask indoors. this includes classes and graduation ceremonies. the mandate will continue for the remainder of the academic year. >> yeah, we do know from advice we're getting from public health that covid is prevalent in our community. we're assuming the transmission is taking place across our community, and that's likely true in our schools, as well. >> the bay area remains the state's covid hot spot and the state's test positivity rate jumped again. seven-day rate is at 6%, up nearly two percentage points from last week. >>> san francisco's archbishop is barring house speaker pelosi from receiving communion in churches at the diocese because of her support of abortion rights. the archbishop issued the directive in an open letter friday. he tweeted that also

in san jose, devon fehely, kpix 5. >> and be sure to stay with kpix 5 and cbs news bay area for continuing coverage. we'll keep you informed on all the big issues leading up to the june primary. >>> this story caught our attention. the union that represents warni tourists to avoid national parks in san francisco. here is the reason why. the union has been raising the alarm over police staffing levels. it claims those areas will not be safe, especially during the upcoming memorial day weekend because of limited staffing. they say throughout the park region, there are only 11 patrol officers on duty. normally there should be 83. the chairman of the police order says a lot has to do with low pay and the high cost of living in the bay area. >> our starting salary for officers assigned to the san francisco field officer at $67,769. so it's actually considered below the poverty line in san francisco. so we're having a serious problem trying to recruit and retain officers. >> until the officers staffing problem is resolved, families are being encouraged to visit places like yosemite, monterey or

and kpix 5's betty yu was there for us tonight. >> reporter: headliner m momo tombo closed out the nightthey got the crowd dancing. its members came from legendary bands malo or santana. we saw people of different generations enjoying the beats. >> just being out here was really nice and fun, enjoyable, and just being able to see everyone dance, do their own culture is nice. >> did you dance today? >> just a little bit, just in the corner. >> reporter: good you had a good time. >> it's been amazing. so much culture, so much food, so much energy. it feels great just seeing people interact with each other. >> reporter: the 44th annual parade made its return. and it celebrated latin american and caribbean cultures in colorful fashion. >> we had friends who told us you got to go, there's lots of music and people are dressed up so beautifully. yeah, we're excited to be here. >> reporter: the cars were also on display. 160 low riders led the parade. the crowds also meant big business for vendors like the kebab charlie food truck, which ran out of food sunday evening. they sold five times the a

kpix 5. >>> we brought you the news conference live on cbs news bay area.an watch 2411 steaming on kpix.com or the kpix app >>> a live look right now at the salesforce tower in san francisco where a man actually scale the top of the building and landed in handcuffs. now, the salesforce tower is the tallest in the city. 60 stories of the guy did not seem to have any safety equipment attached to him. hard to watch that knowing that. workers inside the building and down below watched anxiously. it was just before 11:00 where he made it to the top where police were waiting for him. firefighters advised people to avoid the area during the stent, which they condemned. the men put the lives of firefighters and the public at risk. we have not heard from him exactly about why he did this. but he does have a social media presence dedicated to antiabortion rights. >> i'm over here worried about him. but i don't know. there are other ways to protest abortion or whatever you want, but this is america and this is san francisco. what do you expect? >> a lot of people nerv

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, it is a cold start to the week . good afternoon. i am len kiese. >> and i am amanda starrantino. we will get right over to first alert meteorologist darren peck. it is a bit of a spring surprise, darren . >> what's the way the storms behave as they are isolated and we do not want to over into the west of . n sethe foo rain. this is going to slowly come down to the southeast. today it will stay like this. most of us do not see anything, but there will be isolated cells that drops snow about 3000 feet. it will stay on again and off again until tomorrow afternoon when we will see better coverage. i will show you what happens coming up in the first alert forecast. back over to you. >>> along highway 50 the snow falls in the sierra. this is video where the traffic is moving slowly. the speed limit has been lowered down to 30 miles per hour. >>> i am anne makovec following the abortion debate as it shifts to the u.s. senate. taking a live look at the u.s. capitol ahead of

kpix 5. >>> let me give you a look back from the kpix archive. abortion was illegal in california until 1967. lawmakers passed what was called the therapeutic abortion act. it legalized abortion to protect the physical health of the mother. or in cases of rape or incest. it was signed into law by then governor ronald reagan. >> in my own mind, i cannot justify morally or by the same logic the taking of the unborn life simply on the supposition that it is going to be less than a perfect human being. >> then in 1969, the california supreme court ruled in favor of abortion rights. that hardly settled the matter with protests on both sides leading up to the 1973 roe v wade decision. we have more of this historic footage for you on kpix.com. >>> the idea of the high court reversing its ruling on abortion isn't generally very popular here in the bay area, but there are those who are supporting that decision. some of them spoke to kpix 5 john ramos. >> reporter: the bay area has long been a bastion of liberal thought, so the reaction to the supreme cour

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news . >> right now on kpix 5, live for my camera on treasure island , a look at the skyline of san francisco. >> cannot see it this morning. >> good morning i am len kiese . >> and i am amanda starrantino come weather and traffic, it was warmer in the east bay walking out to the cart. >> almost mid-50s everywhere and it is misty, you might see the streets look a little damp and it is brooding as we saw from that camera, the clouds are low and brooding and that is treasure island. you can barely make out the lights from the ferry building and outside the port of san francisco. trust me but that is the view above santa clara valley looking out over san jose but look how warm, not only mid-50s but near 60. 58 at livermore right now, 57 in oakland and 59 at oakland or excuse me, concord, santa rosa is in the mid-50s, the usual cold spot but not widespread fog come as impressive as the clouds look, we will hear more in the second from gianna, today's temperatures climb back into the low 70s, then mid-60s and partly cloudy today. when we

>> announcer: live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news, bay area looking live from our rooftop camera this morning, giving you a beautiful view of the half moon this morning. good morning to you. it is monday, may 23rd. i'm len kiese. >> and i'm amanda starrantino. happy monday to you. jennifer has a look at our roads hopefully. >> we're starting off calm and going up from here literally, temperatures are warming up as we head into the next couple days but first thing's first. let's get straight into a live look over the city line. it's pretty clear for us this morning. we're starting off with calm conditions, calm winds, mild temperatures, and as we extend into the afternoon, we'll still be a little bit above average. current temperatures right now 60s, wow, 60s already near santa rosa, 50s from concord all the way off into oakland, cool, cool temperatures in san francisco and as we look at the winds, we're starting off pretty mild. the onshore flow will start kicking in as we head into the afternoon hours and we're left with

betty yu, kpix 5. >>> the time is 6:10.ll ahead and streaming on cbs news bay area, rent is skyrocketing. tips on how to get a better monthly rate. >>> while the warriors await their nba finals opponent, wait until you hear how many fans are already waiting in the ticket line. >>> a live look outside before we head to break. we'll be right back. i've lived in san francisco for 20 years. i'm raising my kids here. this city is now less safe for all of us. chesa boudin is failing to hold repeat offenders accountable. he prosecuted zero fentanyl drug dealing cases, even though nearly 500 people have died of overdoses. i'm voting yes on h to recall chesa boudin now. we can't wait one more day when people are dying on our streets. >>> welcome back. the time now is 6:13. housing costs are climbing, especially for renters. you can blame inflation, high inventory, and high demand and low inventory. cbs news business analyst jill sl has some tips. >> reporter: rents are red hot. rents are up 17% from a year ago as of april. the incre

kpix 5 anchor ryan yamamoto joins us with more. ryan? >> reporter: allen, investigators say the 43-year-old man says he was fired from his construction company back in january. he sent the company executives and his former supervisors threatening messages and indicated that he was watching them. here is a look at the suspect, brian velazquez has been charged with felony stalking and could face more charges. when police searched his home last week, they found several firearms, including rifles, handguns, ammunition, and body armor. police say some of these weapons were not legally owned. >> he was just a very disgruntled employee. through several weeks sent veiled threats on social media, emails, you know, obviously very, very concerning to his former employer and employees what this person's potential was. he shared videos of himself shooting firearms. i mean, there was no -- this is a very clear-cut case of preventing a mass casualty. >> velazquez is now out on bail, expected to be back in court some time next month. liz? >> ryan, thank

coming up after kpix 5 news at 6:00, terror at this grocery store.n buffalo after one of the worst racially motivated mass shootings in recent u.s. history. the incredible stories of survival from inside the supermarket and the new details as we learn the suspect planned to continue his rampage. that's all tonight on "the cbs evening news." >>> just like the old days, the nba championship runs through san francisco. the dubs have home court advantage throughout, including the western conference finals. something that was unexpected just a few days ago, this home court advantage. it's a welcome surprise, but peekaboo, you got this team and that guy. luka and the for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as aexecutive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yiu is for you. yiu is for you. exactly. yvonne yiu. democrat for controller. >>>

kpix 5. >>> marin county is also seeing a spike in covid cases. about 20 schools are experiencing outbreaks right now. >> we are gathering more. many of the outbreaks we have seen in our school communities actually come out of social gatherings associated with some of these celebrations. not transmissions happening in schools. and so, our recommendations are to make sure that people are testing before they attend these gatherings. >>> still ahead en kpix 5, cbs news bay area, a massive international car burglary operation taken down. how authorities linked to the san francisco boba tea shop. >>> tough on water wasters. where you could soon see so- called water cops cracking down. plus, >>> 14 people living under one roof and see palo alto. we're going to give you a to her back of the first ho out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news, firefighters have their hands full. we have an update on several brush fires. >>> curry's three, rise and fire. >> the warriors go down big early but roar back. we have highlights and reaction from fans. >>> with a nationwide shortage of formula, a bay area mother has a warning about formula fraud. >>> good morning. saturday, may 21st. thank you for joining us. i'm devin fehely. let's get to our meteorologist. >> i missed the second half of the warriors game. apparently something happened. we'll hear good news in a bit. >>> sunrise just happened about 3 minutes before 6:00. this is that time of day where we start getting a real pretty view. couple headlines on this. much less wind. we've had major issues the last 36 hours with wind in the mountains and fire weather concerns, as ofnd as of this morning, it's behind us. we're looking to a warmup. inland locations with ten degrees warmer right now than you were yesterday. by that, i mean inland, like so solano county, fairfield

still ahead on kpix 5, klay thompson calling game five ang embarrassment.g night for the dubs in >>> just remember yesterday. today is almost identical. a couple of subtle differences. it might be one or two degrees cooler than yesterday. it will be a bit cloudy until we get towards the late afternoon and maybe breezy by the water. in general, you can count on temperatures climbing into the low to mid 60s. that's a quick pic stop at 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. much warm are tomorrow. i'll show you the change in the complete forecast. back to you. >>> live to chase center, the dubs are heading home after a tough loss to the grizzlies in memphis. the teams will play game six tomorrow night. >> tonight wasbuer. >> we always stabilize, everybody come together, give them a chance to regroup. >> the whole purpose, they lost there so they can win here. >> that's it obviously. fans left last night's thrive city watch party a bit stunned, but optimistic. we had some of our co-workers there that left a little disappointed. memphis facing elimination played like a de

coming up after kpix 5 at 6:00, secret service scandal. why two officers were sent home right after president biden landed in south korea. that and more headlines tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> the sportscast live from location at chase center. game two going on just feet away from me. but when we return, let's talk some pga championship. a little golf didn't hurt anyone on this day. it's next. >>> and coming up on our streaming service, which is cbs news bay area, we will hear from uc berkeley school of business about the recent roller coaster on wall street, as well as the cryptocurrency crash. you can watch our stream whenever and wherever. you can find us on pluto 1021 and any platform using the free cbs news app. for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yiu i

now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, more local news at 5:30.ay area teenager talks about the incredible moment he got to fill in on the drums for none other than pearl jam. >>> and parishioners fight back. hear from a church member who helped take down the suspect in a southern california rampage. >>> our top story at 5:30, an elite south bay private school is set to expand with a new urban campus in san jose. good evening. i'm sarah donchey. >> hill brook school in los gatos plans to open a new high school in downtown san jose. the campus would be at the location of two historic buildings, the san jose armory on north second street and the moore building on north first street. as kpix 5's len ramirez reports, the school hopes the change of environment will give students a more well-rounded experience. >> reporter: the hillbrook school is a private school. they've been in los gatos for the last 85 years, but they want to expand into a high school, and they looked all over the santa clara valley for suitable space. they eventually settled here i

in san francisco, i'm sarah donchi, kpix 5. >> tonight, investigators say jealousy may have motivatede murder of an elite san francisco ps cyclist, 25-year-old anna mariah wilson, shot and killed this month. experts say she and the female suspect were recently in a relationship with the same man. her family maintains she wasn't seeing anyone at the time. tonight, her friends are stunned. >> she loved the sport, clearly, and put herself into it 100%. cycling is a selfish pursuit but she is very giving. >> she was there with confidence but also very humble, would never stand above other. >> nation-wide man hunt now under way for caitlin armstrong, her car seen on surveillance video driving past the murder scene. >> live look at san josÉ where mayor is publicly policing the police department, explains after a pair of city employees were accused of misconduct but somehow stayed on the job. >> san josÉ police department faced a number of scandals in the past weeks and controversy now focuses on one of those officers as well as another city employee. >> it's clear that something failed with

>> announcer: live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, red flag warnings now in effect in parts of the bay area. i'm amanda starrantino. >> let's get to meteorologist, jessica burch, with more on this. >> let's start with current temperatures. we're above average this week. 82. 81 in concord. day time highs expected to get into the upper 80s, even 90s. the big weather story for us right now is the red flag warning. we dealt with this last week. this is a repeat of that. we're dealing with offshore winds. and that's very, very bad for a multitude of reasons actually. we're drying up a lot. relative humidity is dropping to around 5%. this afternoon, notice that we're around 15% near vacaville today but by tomorrow we drop to around 9% in the afternoon. we dry up significantly and we're dealing with winds gusting up to 35 miles per hour. back to you. >> thank you. >>> chopper 5 over the aftermath of a 2 alarm fire at a condo complex in marin county. fire crews appeared to be assessing the damage there on the roof. this

kpix 5. >>> a police shooting at a tacoria. officers fired on a man who some say was the hero in this case. and it's tough to watch. >> hey. get on the ground right now. [ gun shots ] >> the video shows officers walked up to la victoria yelling at green to drop the gun he was holding. security video shows green taking the weapon from the man who brought it there. he was backing out the door with it when the officer shot him four times. >> i want the body cam foot allen of the actual shooter. you'll be able to see me dropping the gun and everything. we need a clear view. >> the shooting is still under investigation. in the meantime, green's attorney filed a civil suit against the city. >>> a live look at capitol hill where the house approved a fresh 40 billion-dollar aid package for ukraine. the measure that sailed through with broadly bipartisan support. 7billion more than biden initially asked for. to fund defense and humanitarian programs. it's also expected to pass the senate. >>> ukraine's military says russia fired several

ask your doctor about ibrance. >>> you are watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix 5 and news bay area, more local news at 5:30. a deadly fire sweeps through a south bay apartment building. the fire was so difficult to put out. >>> plus, california moves to embrace the crypto market. the money move that state leaders just made. >>> plus, cinco de mayo celebrations are ramping up. house police are making sure people celebrate safely. >>> thousands of mexican americans are celebrating cinco de mayo today. along with all the fun, san jose police are on the lookout for any trouble. >> reporter: well, i am right here at the corner of storrie and king in east san jose. this is the heart of the mexican-american community. this afternoon, there is a festive atmosphere out here as people are selling flags and food. it is a real day for the community to celebrate cultural pride. cinco de mayo is alive and well in san jose. in fact, the day that commemorates the battle victory over french occupation horses in the city of puebla, mexico, is more widely celebrated north of the border

kpix five ryan yamamoto is here. ryan? >>> six employees were killed in a shooting rampage last may. >> reporter: three other workers killed at the different building at a facility where the vta has control center for bus and rail operations. the transit agency uses the yard for vehicle storage and maintenance. building b is where 57-year-old samuel james cassidy began his killing spree. he killed nine coworkers before turning the gun on himself. it happened as sheriff deputies and police closed in on him. the ages from 29 to 63 years old. the vta demolished the building because it stood as a tragic reminder for those who involve the shooting. one employee who witnessed it committed suicide last august. >>> new at 6:00. kaiser san jose honoring the life lost to coronavirus with an on-campus memorial. >> talking with staff members with how they have coped over the past two years. including one nurse who lost five family members to the virus. >> reporter: the pandemic began here at kaiser, san jose, february 28, 2020. the fi

we've shown you video on kpix five. mass loots, mass robberies of stores across the bay area, across san francisco. tonight one of those organized retail crime task force, one of many working in the state has $715,000 of merchandise to show for their work. this is what chp officers saw when they walked into the pittsburg home of julio cuellar. stacks on stacks of neatly organized stolen merchandise. investigators tell kpix 5 the same scene played out at a storage of cuellar's to the tune of over 700 grand in stolen goods. this was the culmination of a year-long investigation. >> we're not talking, you know, mac books and iphones and things like that in this specific instance. if you saw those pictures, you're talking even small items from cvs. so the quantity of items that have been recovered so far, it's high. it's a lot of product. >> reporter: there were products from cvs, sunglass hut and lululemon. the case is still ongoing, but it is considered a major win for the state's organized major retail task forces, and it

in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> stay with kpix 5 and cbs news bay area for continuing coverage. we'll keep you informed on all the big issues leading up to the june primary. >>> well, elon musk has revised the financing plan he is using to buy twitter. the buyout was partially funded through loans that were backed by his tesla shares. but now musk is dropping that plan. instead, he is going to provide an additional $6 billion in equity funding. some investors seeing this as a new sign thatk mus >>> carnival returns this weekend to san francisco's mission district. kpix is a very proud sponsor. >> sharon chin tells us about the force behind carnival, its long-time artistic director who is finally bringing the event to a permanent home. >> and i get goose bumps, and i just get excited, just knowing that it's a dream come true. >> reporter: a dream nine years in the making. for roberto hernandez, this new cultural arts healing center is more than a home for 44-year-old carnival. thinking about it brings back a sweet memory, i remember as a little boy watching my mom and dad dance t

kpix 5 news. >> right now at 4:30, looking live at chase center on this winning friday. good morning to you. it's friday, may 27th. i'm len kiese. >> and i'm amanda starrantino. let's start with a check on our weather and traffic. it's sure to be a busy travel weekend. first let's check the forecast with first alert meteorologist jessica burch. >> let's look at the mark hopkins hotel cam. it is a very calm morning for us. into the weekend, temperatures are ranging well below average and that's not that bad considering it's holiday weekend. carnevale is around the corner and we'll have your carnevale forecast in a bit. upper 50s near concord and oakland currently. fog in certain areas, we'll highlight that in a bit. look at the highs. we started off with well-above average temperatures this week, so much so that we actually broke records. it's a different setup as we wake up this morning and head into this afternoon, kind of a copy and paste of ed yesterday's forecast. as we extend into the weekend we're seeing 60s along the bay, 50s for our coast, a beautiful, calm setup

kpix 5 live with why the uniform ban is especially enough for police officers. >> city leaders are calling out organizers from pride saying that this is sending out the wrong message, that it is e exclusionary when the pride parade is supposed to be about inclusive and being incl inclusionary. san francisco's mayor is sitting out and so are first responders. >> i'm disappointed. >> reporter: years ckathryn winters walked the baeat as a sn francisco police officer, connecting with vulnerable members of her community where she grew up. >> there is a number of tr transwomen in this neighborhood and they would see the uniform first. >> reporter: but wearing blue is an essential part of who she is is a second generation cop. >> reporter: when i'm in civilian clothes, people don't necessarily recognize that i'm a police officer. even if they met me as a police officer. but if i'm in that uniform, they always recognize me. >> reporter: in 2019, a clash ensued between officers and protesters disrupting the pride parade. but for winters, that didn't overshad ow her first time walking as a transgend

we are on 24/7 streaming on kpix 5.com and the kpix 5 app. >>> looking live in uvalde, texas, this is a growing memorial for the 21 people killed in tuesday's school shooting. as you know, most of them were very young children. that town is still deal with tremendous grief and surely will be for a very, very long time. and now we are learning about potential mistakes during the law enforcement response to that shooting. within the past hour, the governor of texas said he was misled about it. >> i am livid about what happened. and it is inexcusable that they may have suffered from any inaccurate information whatsoever. and it is imperative that the leaders of the investigations about exactly what happened get down to the very second of exactly what happened with 100% accuracy. explain it to the public, but most importantly, to the victims who have been devastated. >> reporter jason allen now on the investigation into why it took 90 minutes to stop the gunman. >> reporter: for the benefit of hindsight, of course it was not the right decision. it was the wrong decision. the head of the t

san jose, kpix 5. >>> we'll be profile the last group of candidates tomorrow. stay with kpix for complete coverage of all the big issues leading up to the june primary. >> the mayor calling for changes to the city oversight procedures following investigations of some city employees. arrested and charged for separate misconduct incidents. the san jose police department was actively investigating both cases however each employee continued to work. one of them was police officer matthew dominguez and facing allegations of sexual battery and was reported to internal affairs but dominguetes was still on active duty and he has since been placed on paid leave. the other city employee was william jerry, a former code enforcement inspector and recently sentenced to 35 years in prison for bribery, extortion and sexual assault and says some of the alleged crimes occurred on the job. >> and it was particularly d disconcerting about both of these episodes is the fact that in each case city employees continued to serve in pub public-facing roles after someone in the city bec

you can find it on the kpix 5 app. the cbs evening news is coming up next. captioning sponsored by cbs qu >> dokoupil: tonight, new questions in uvalde, texas. why was the gunman able to stay inside a fourth grade classroom for an hour? and why was the school side door unlocked? tonight, the growing outrage. as a community mourns, police defend their response to one of the deadliest school shootings in american history. plus, the death toll grows: the husband of a teacher killed dies of a heart attack. the family says it was grief. inside the classroom: >> and then he came in and he crouched a little bit, and he said, "it's time to die." >> dokoupil: we hear a devastating firsthand account from a nine-year-old boy. remembering the victims-- the brother struggling to understand why his sibling won't come home. students across america demand action. thnd

. >> new at 6:00, kpix 5 sean t spoke to her friends and colleagues about how hope she'll be remembered. >> those that knew maria wilson say she truly enjoyed life and made the most out her time living here in here in san francisco. as a competitive cycle ist, tha was an inspiration to many and as a friend, she was that positive spirit you could always depend on. >> she was really something. >> she was such a good friend. >> anna wilson was quickly becoming one of the best a all-train cyclists in the country. >> i definitely recognize seeing another strong woman out there and i'm like i want to ride with them. >> riby calldwell became friend with her during the pandemic when cycling was one of the activities people felt safe together. her family issued a statement saying we are absolutely devastated by the loss our beautiful daughter and sister anna maria wilson. there are no word that can express the pain and suffering we are experiencing due to this senseless, tragic loss. the family doesn't want to speculate about what happened, but maintains she was not in a relationship with anyone

in foster city, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> coming up later on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay areacovid boosters could soon be available for kids between 5 and 11, but it may not have the impact health experts hope. >>> and a mom gets a fast food >>> with covid cases on the upswing again some welcome news for many parents this morning. >> the fda signed off on boosters for 5 to 11-year-olds after pfizer reported a 36-fold increase in omicron fighting antibodies after a third shot. >> kpix reports the move may not have the impact health officials are hoping for. >> reporter: for the most part covid has been less severe among children than adults but with omicron more kids are getting sick, being hospitalized and experiencing long covid. many doctors say the booster is coming just in time. >> it's time for kids to be considered for boosters, because we know immunity starts to wane at around four to five months. >> reporter: vaccines for the 5 to 11 age group was rolled out last november. the effectiveness of two doses has fallen from 68% to 12% during this omicron surge. parents like

on angel island, mary lee, kpix 5. >> great story. the chinese exclusion act, by the way, passed in 1882, prohibiting chinese laborers from emigrating to the u.s. and from becoming u.s. citizens, but it was repealed in 1943. >>> nice and cool out there compared to yesterday and some fog rolling in around the bay. >> the marine air made its way well inland today. it was an abrupt drop in temperatures. no the temperature roller coaster levels out a little bit before we start climbing again. next week more clouds overhead tomorrow. about the same amount of cloud cover today. just the fog retreating a bit more quickly. the onshore breeze is going to kick in as we head through the daylight hours on friday and saturday, another cold front is going to push another wave of cooler air. probably all the way through sunday, there is a chance that some of the moistures associated with this next front is going to sneak down towards the north bay. we're talking about a couple of sprinkles on saturday. that's it. let's take a look at futurecast. aft

kpix 5. >> that is that for the new that 5:00. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay across the country and right here and home, people taking to the streets of the potential end of roe v wade. the emotional reaction tonight. >>> usual sign above san francisco today. a message from a man who scaled salesforce tower. >>> and we will take a look at the life and legacy of norman mineta petro blazer in bay area politics and beyond. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i am alan martin. we are tracking fallout from the leaked draft of a supreme court abortion division. >> the decision not yet final would overturn roe versus wade. this evening, it is parking protest and praise. >> a large crowd rallying outside at the federal building in san francisco. this group gathering to send the message of reproductive rights. san francisco showed up along with attorney general rob bonta. another protest just blocks away. this one being held at powell and market. sponsored by the national mobilization for reproductive justice. >> no matter where they are in the united states, ther

call today. >> announcer: live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now on kpix news bay area," bay area crews have their hands full and it's only going to get hotter. we break down the heat wave bringing on the fire danger. >>> hot weather and disappointing conservation numbers could prompt new water restrictions. we're live with what's at stake. >>> it's a beautiful day in the bay. want to know why? cause it's game day. fans are looking and hoping to see the warriors beat the dallas mavs and make it to the nba finals. we're live from thrive city. >> all right, jocelyn, looks good on a tuesday morning. >> throwing it. >> tuesday, may 24th. i'm len kiese. >> and i'm amanda starrantino. keep cool where you

the man died at the hospital. >>> new at 6:00, kpix 5's kick bell in the south bay. covid's sixth wave. >> reporter: do you even know which number covid wave we are in right now? perhaps more importantly, do you care? did you know we are in the sixth wave right now? >> really? i had no idea. fourth. >> if you have lost count of the waves over the past two years -- >> so, one, two, three, four, five, and six. >> i think it is a matter of debate whether we call it a wave or a swell or what have you. but it is the sixth time. so i'm calling it for now a swell waiver. >> reporter: dr. sarah cody, santa clara county's public health officer says each new variant has a so-called growth advantage. each one significantly more contagious than the last. >> i look at that and it seems terrifying. >> there is going to be a selection for the virus that can spread more easily and find more hosts. >> reporter: however, hospitalizations in the south they have remained fairly steady and located around the bay area in san francisco county, there is also a surge of cases happening at an

>> announcer: live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now at 4:30, looking live from our treasure island camera this morning, giving you a look at the skyline of san francisco. good morning to you. it's tuesday, may 31st. i'm len kiese. >> and i'm amanda starrantino. let's start this tuesday with a check on our weather and traffic, beginning with first alert meteorologist jessica burch. still a little warm out there, jessica. >> that is so true, amanda. as we head into the weekend, june gloom is right around the corner and making its appearance very shortly. this is a live look over the city line in san francisco. it's a pretty clear setup for us today. even along the coast, we are experiencing sunshine, 60s in sight, even in the bay, upper 80s in the forecast for us today on our inland areas. today is one of the warmest days of the week for us, no matter where you live. we're ranging about five to seven degrees above average. the winds will kick on as we head into the afternoon sitting anywhere around 15 to 20 miles per hour, especially along the coast and

kpix 5. >>> major crackdown in san francisco. one suspect now behind bars charged with at least eight felonies in cases where criminals profited from the city's smash and grab crimes. the suspect suspected front of the fencing operation. police arrested the shop? owner's husband. the investigation targeted suspects who broke into cars and popular tourist spots like golden gate park and the palace of fine arts. hundreds of laptops, cell phones and other high-end electronics. investigators used undercover surveillance and cards. >> we leave valuable merchandise, electronics and other high-end retail goods in the car. we wait for someone to break into it. the primary goal -- i want to be very clear. never to arrest the people breaking into those cars. we let the police take the lead on those kinds of investigations. and we prosecute the cases they bring us. >> reporter: facing a recall vote next month, he is tackling crime in the city. sold the stolen merchandise and shipped them over seas to countries as far away as europe and asia

studios, this is kpix 5 news . >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. wall street suffered its worst day of the year, the new worries about the economy this morning >> plus, how the federal reserve's interest rate hike could hit many prospective bay area homebuyers especially hard did >>> taking a stand for the homeless, how and east bay attorneys fighting for housing. >> later it is been called the first of its kind in the bay area. the unique site to test injury recovery, good morning i am amanda starrantino. >> it is a friday. let's get to your forecast and traffic on this friday. staying warm. >> we did hear the official click open of the can. >> oh yeah. >> a couple of things on the weather today. it is warm out right now but it is almost 60 for many locations and that goes along with this pick blanket of gray wool pulled over us right now. look at the scene from treasure island. looking back at the city you do see the bay bridge. 20 of clouds, lower than that on the golden gate bridge and gianna will talk about how this is a little bit of fog for