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f0 >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >>> now at 11:00, two mom and pop shops hit by burglars in the same night. how the crimes are starting to take a toll on the community. >> i used to feel like it was pretty safe, but now i pretty much drive places instead of just walking. >> all we're asking for is safer san francisco streets. >> but while everyone wants to make the city streets safer, it's the how that caused some clashes at a protest. >> sign right here, right here, and right here. >>> and a tiny town in the south reeling after yet another mass shooting. this time at a teen's 16th birthday party. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. from high profile murders to break ins to open air drug markets, crime is top of mind for people in san francisco. >> double trouble for two businesses on the same street in the sunset. burglars ripped them off in the same night. >> betty yu spoke to one owner who says it's a huge setback for the family-run restaurant. >> reporter: this is how janice found her family restaura

in a store you will see tonight only on cbs news bay area, bett yu met with him. a lot to cove here, betty. we will talk about what we are hearing about the case in a second, but first, ho did the seam when you sat down with him and talked with him? >> he said he was in tremendous pain even though he was taking lot of painkillers right now. h had to take several breaks between sentences while he spok to me, obviously still healing from these severe injuries. the left him bloody and in the hospital for several days. his doctor told him that if his attacker hit him in a particula spot one more time, he would have lost his life. >> when i was running away, the impact in the back of my head went through my skull. it cracked my jaw. from here all the way down. they put a plate in from here to here. >> the former fire commissioner spoke through incredible pain, describing this vicious attack he experienced in the laguna. new video from his attorney shows garrett doty picking up a metal weapon from a trash can and taking practice swings outside don's mother's home. momen

>>> from cbs news bay area, this is the afternoon edition. >>> right now in the afternoon edition, the tech executive officially charged with murder in the stabbing death of cash up founder, bob lee. good afternoon, i am ryan yamamoto. the court appearance lasted only a few minutes and law enforcement arrested him yesterday in emeryville. he is accused of stabbing and killing bob lee. bob lee was rushed to a hospital where he later died. a lot of development in this story. >> reporter: there was a lot of buildup around that arraignment that was supposed to take place at 9:00 this morning at the halls of justice but it only took less than five minutes for us to know that the arraignment was actually delayed because of a situation. it was minutes ago that we got our hands on the charging documents released from the court as it relates to this case. bear with me as i walk you through. around 12: 30 in the morning , the night of the stabbing , police according to the documents have video of lee and momeni got to the tower and then they got to the elevator together and there is video that s

>>> from cbs news bay area, this is the afternoon edition. >>> right now on the afternoon edition, marching with a message to fixed the planet now. good afternoon. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. members organized today's rally and it comes a day before we mark earth day. that group is demanding that governor gavin newsom take effective climate change action where marching from civic center plaza to the state office complex building and it is not just young people that are pushing for climate change action. a cbs news poll found that whatever age group you ask, a majority of people say climate change should be addressed right now or in the next few years. >>> california is ahead of schedule and at school to get more electric vehicles on the road. the governor's office says the ated of 1.5 million electric vehicles sold two years before former governor jerry brown's goal of 2025. >>> alameda county marks a different milestone with trash. county leaders celebrated cleaning up 1000 tons of garbage from illegal dumping. this is part of the statewide conference on illegal dumping. oakl

. >>> right now on cbs news bay area, california will receive hundreds of millions of dollars to repair and upgrade its water systems. details on the new help from the biden administration. >>> and an update on the woman who was supposed to board a cruise ship in san francisco but never made it. >>> thousands of acres preserved. we're learning about a major expansion to a south bay open space. >>> but we begin with the first in a series of reports on san francisco's attempt to save a neighborhood and many of the people who call it home. for decades the tenderloin has been at the very center of the city's challenges, and that has only become more visible in recent years. the drug crisis and the associated human despair have drawn attention from around the world, and it ultimately drew this. >> and less tolerant of all the [ bleep ] that has destroyed our city. >> it was december of 2021 when mayor london breed announced an emergency intervention. there would be a linkage center to connect people to services. there would be increased law enforcement and an all out push to clear streets of

he was a wonderful father. >> on cbs news bay area, tributes pouring in for the tech executive killedsco streets. what his friends and family are saying and the new question the death is raising about safety in the city. >>> oakland welcoming workers back to city hall, taking a big step toward reviving the dying downtown. >> it is very hard to see you don't make money for you. >> we will hear from her, a small business owner hoping for a downtown rebound. >>> rain returning to the bay area tonight into early morning hours tomorrowck

look out for so many people at cbs news bay area there.e still two months out, but preparations are kicking into high gear. >> they are. job number one is clearing out the debris from this year's brainstorms. >> reporter: it is time to enjoy some live music in the heart of san francisco. it might be empty with no fans just yet, but there are crews here getting everything ready and cleaned up for the stern grove festival. that is the sound of grounds crew is getting ready for this year's music festival. getting the grove ready might take extra work. >> with all the atmospheric rivers, we had about 100 trees fall. >> reporter: that is stern grove festival director bob fiedler. crews are working to clear out the storm degree which also took out this tree. it was an icon of the grove and san francisco. >> this was reported to be the tallest tree in the city of san francisco. we always had some concern that it would fall because of its proximity to the stage and buildings, and lo and behold it did. as you can see, it missed our dressing rooms b

doctors are answering a big call from their communities. >>> streaming tonight at 6: 30 on cbs news bay areaare taking another look at the epic storms that last hour bay area this winter and how we will fee the effects for months to come. join our meteorologist for for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. >>> every day we highlight bay area bridge builders, people wh step forward when they see a need in our community. we are talking about those who serve those in need. our lezla gooden shows us how doctors are responding to a shortage of doctors across the nation. >> reporter: you are looking at dr. wang, who was an allergist for over 30 years. now she is coming out of retirement and making her rounds again. dr. wang says that she was asked by the encore physicians program, which seeks retired doctors to work part-time in community clinics for a year. >> if you can see even one patient today, that would be h

people are asking about safety in the city [music] >>> from kpix this is the late news on cbs news bay area >>> hello. a major player in th bay area tech community has bee killed and how he died has a lo of people upset, outraged and saying that something has to change for people to feel safe in san francisco even if you don't recognize his name you know his work bob lee was the founder of cash app and square he was executive at mobile coin he was stabbed to death more on his case in a minute his murder started this intense debate about public safety deas a example saying crime here is ou of control that includes elon musk he tweeted many people i know have been assaulted crime is horrific if they are caught they are released immediately i the city taking stronger action to incarserate repeat incarserate people? >> i find it premature and distasteful to try to fit this horrifying act of violence into a preconceived narrative and us it to advance a political agend and discourage people from reading the fearmongerring >> what do the numbers show? >> we checked out the crime dat dashboard homi

>>> right now on cbs news bay area, b.a.r.t. is about to vote on big changes to its operating schedule. how it could impact you. >>> a 152-year-old bay area art school has filed for bankruptcy, so what comes next? >>> a push for federal wildfire resources from california's u.s. senators . how it could protect the state's most vulnerable forest. >>> will begin with the ongoing turmoil at first republic bank. federal regulators and the nation's biggest banks are now debating a rescue package. >> of course the problems are causing anxiety for everyone from customers to the feds. here with more insight on the impact, emmanuel sequeira who is a professor at san jose state. could you give us a basic explanation as to what trouble first republic is facing right now? how intense is it, and how did they get there in the first place? >> so what i can say is that first republic bank similarly faced some of these issues that silicon valley bank faced just a month ago. first republic bank focused on some high wealth clients and they focused

but i'm definitely going to be cautious. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliet goodrich. >> san jose'sor is trying to downplay its new concerns about the future of google's giant downtown campus . anne makovec is in the studio with us. i know this stems from a report that said google halted construction. that would be major , if true. >> reporter: it certainly would, and it looks like things are on hold when it comes to the campus, we first reported back in february that google was reassessing the timing of this project and a new report has gone even further and said the tech giant has backed off construction and told contractors they have no plans to ar

kid. >> you can watch the final two rounds of the masters tomorrow and sunday right here on cbs news bay area it for the news at 5:00, cbs news bay area starts right now. >>> a place where kids come to learn ravaged by recent storms, the major blow for a science museum and zoo that may consider one of the bay area's hidden gems. >> the tree fall has damaged animal habitats, animal holding areas. >> more than 100 trees down, a sinkhole, and jobs in limbo, how museum staff are trying to keep caring for their wild animals as they face a daunting recovery. >> we are looking at six figures worth of losses most likely. >>> the bay area cycling community mourning one of their own, what we are learning about the champion cyclist hit and killed by a car and how his death is already sparking calls for action. >> these are the consequences of us not prioritizing the most vulnerable users of our streets. >>> new video the disturbing attack on a former san francisco fire commissioner. >> he beat him brutally, i was screaming for him to stop. >> reporter: neighbor sounding off on the latest crime that has

. >> on cbs news bay area, tributes pouring in for the tech executive killed on san francisco streets. what his friends and family are saying and the new question the death is raising about safety in the city. >>> oakland welcoming workers back to city hall, taking a big step toward reviving the dying downtown. >> it is very hard to see you don't make money for you. >> we will hear from her, a small business owner hoping for a downtown rebound. >>> rain returning to the bay area tonight into early morning hours tomorrow. luckily it will dry up in time for easter. i will have more on what you can expect in your full forecast. >>> if you are ready to take bart, there is a station closure plus delays alon880. i will have details. >>> first, a live look outside on this thursday, more clouds and warmer temperatures. we are expecting showers late tonight and into tomorrow. jessica, going outside, it wasn't so brutal outside. >>> it wasn't. everyone will notice that. we are warming up. it impacts that morning commute too. let's dive into the forecast. current temperatures throughout the bay

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. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the afternoon edition. >>> breaking news right now on the afternoon edition, and arrest made in the stabbing death of the executive tech , bob lee. police tell us of another tech executive and a friend of bob lee's. >> we will bring that to you live but our team has been uncovering a lot of details. earlier this morning, investigators in alameda county served an arrest warrant in emeryville for 38-year-old nehemiah many . he was booked on a murder charge and according to his linkedin profile, he is the owner of expand it, and information technology consulting company. >> jocelyn moran has been covering the story all day long. what do we know about what happened here? >> reporter: right now, we are inside of the police headquarters. a lot of us are getting ready to go into the room where this press conference is set to happen but we have been getting a lot of details. one of the most shocking is that the suspect is a tech executive and according to a source close to the investigation, bob lee knew him. before all of this, there was a lot of speculation

bay area. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> let's start with a little left. water bills are getting cheaper and restrictions are certainly becoming cheaper as counties, two more counties end drought emergencies. we start in santa clara county where valley water pulled the plug and restrictions. but not all. >> reporter: despite having overflowing reservoirs and normal groundwater suesfor e fi water district board was concerned about messaging and the potential of undoing years of conservation education and actions. >> we pretty much tore out all the lawn. >> reporter: drought or no drought, leah rondo has made water conservation a way of life. over the past few years, she has replaced the grass at her san jose home with rocks and drought-tolerant plants. it is not just a front for the neighbors, but all around the house. she says that is the way it is going to stay. >> the water is not infinite. i think that we still need to plan for drought conditions in the future. >> reporter: that was what valley water district director said. >> every five to 10 years we

. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> we begin tonight with those explosive new developments, including new surveillance video in the case of former san francisco fire commissioner don carmignani with the city public defender's office saying today he may be responsible for as many as eight unsolved assaults against unhoused people. katie nielsen has the details on this quickly evolving case. >> reporter: the public defender's office believes don carmignani is the person in this video taken in the marina in november 2021. >> on the same vote that mr. carmignani lives it shows a man asleep on the sidewalk. he sprays this bear spray at the homeless not just passing by, but focusing on the victim's face. >> reporter: the public defender says this is one of eight unsolved bear spray assaults on unhoused people within four blocks of where carmignani lives. >> the district attorney and the police gave us, the defense, yesterday these police reports because they believe these acts are related to mr. carmignani. >> reporter: we asked the d.a. about that video. >> i have v

we are saying this is worth prioritizing. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> it is an interview you will only see on cbs news bay area. the police chief is opening up about the racist message scandal that has thrown his department into crisis. it comes as the city council is meeting at this hour to talk about the federal lawsuit just filed, accusing the ty and police of civil rights violations. it is the latest twist in an investigation that unearthed a trope of racist and homophobic text messages and some unsettling allegations that officers were congratulating each other for beating up suspects during arrests. the fbi discovered the texts during a probe into the antioch and pittsburgh police departments. a grand jury is weighing charges that officers distributed cocaine and steroids and accepted bribes. this is having a major impact on the force and could taint countless cases the officers were involved with. right now 38 of antioch's 99 police officers are on paid leave related to the text message investigation. there are a lot of outrage from the community. m

still flocking to the park. >> and california adopted new rules to keep pollution out of vulnerable communities. the stemissions. >>> and two bay area men are facing charges for a cache of weapons and drugs. how a >>> right now on cbs news bay area, major effort ins sacramento to underway to a urt hearing reveals thout li accused of leaking highly classified documents. >> plus, why late night bart riders have reason to celebrate starting today. >>> and starting tomorrow, much of yosemite national park will be off limits to visitors. >> summer like temperatures and snow melt could bring significant flooding to the park and surrounding communities. >> but that has not stopped hundreds of travelers from trying to visit. hundreds of visitors at yosemite national park took in in the spectacular tunnel view. golga is having a ball seeing the bold, beautiful waterfalls describing it all in one word. >> stunning. it is beyond beautiful. when snow and water? oh my gosh, are you kidding me? that's like the perfect combo. we will see a ton of folks and the weather is gorgeous. >> reporter: carolyn todd larson is thankful she made the trip from

we are back here in 30 minutes with cbs news bay area at 7:00. you so much for watching and ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, breaking news in the abortion pill showdown. the supreme court delays its decision on access, making the medicine available nationwide for now. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ the last-minute extension for the nation's highest court to make a decision on the use of a common abortion drug. what could it mean? >> it's another step in their concerted effort to deny women access to reproductive care. ♪ ♪ >> in upstate new york, 65-year-old kevin monahan was charged with second-degree murder in connection to the death of 20-year-old kaylin gillis. >> kaylin was an amazing young lady. ♪ ♪ >> norah: two teen brothers and a 20-year-old face murder charges after the deadly massacre at a sweet 16

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grocery store had many people in want of groceries. >>> the murder that shot to the bay area and the >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >>> really shocked. we don't normally wind up working next to killers. >> reporter: it captivated the country, and that the accused killer is set to be arraigned this morning in court. i am just an interest with details surrounding this case. >>> this case continues the debate whether you feel safe in san francisco. you will hear from a crime watch group, straight ahead. >>> nothing on il-6 or any other aisle at the safeway. a grocery store, shuttered in the city.

. >> right now on cbs news bay area, we are getting disturbing details on the stabbing death o cash at founder bob lee. it i sparking safety concerns and this morning we are following a all. >>> the city jobs report jus released early this morning. what it tells us about the health of the u.s. economy righ >>> weare or ead of the home the giants are coming off of a six-game series on the road. coming up, we will talk about the season and how fans are feeling about look at traffic and the morning commute. >> light showers throughout the bay area making roads slick and wet. we will timeout the storm coming up in your first alert forecast. >>> we are begin with breaking news. another overnigh attempted break-in at a san francisco cannabis dispensary about 10 minutes before 3:30 a.m. this morning. multiple people caught on video attempting to force their way into a dispensary in san francisco. the photographer sai they initially heard a large crash and saw a van back into a door at the dispensary. severa people jumped out of the van an tried to break into the store using sledgehammers, cro

>>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >>> really shocked. we don't normally wind up working next to killers. >> reporter: it captivated the country, and that the accused killer is set to be arraigned this morning in court. i am just an interest with details surrounding this case. >>> this case continues the debate whether you feel safe in san francisco. you will hear from a crime watch group, straight ahead. >>> nothing on il-6 or any other aisle at the safeway. a grocery store, shuttered in the city. >> i got to spend an extra dollar to go somewhere else to shop. it's really special, but i love living here. >> the trend of closing grocery stores, ahead . >>> we got a little warm-up going on. it is subtle yesterday into today. it will be more subtle tomorrow, but though start to act up. i will show you how nice that it will be in the forecast, coming up. >>> i will show you how nice the bay area bridges look this friday morning. no traffic as you head into the city as of yet. there are things to think about over the weekend, including work h

to cbs news bay area. about 6:30 on your tuesday morning and we have a story where five were killed and several injured when a bank employee opened fire on coworkers in downtown louisville, kentucky. authorities said the suspected shooter died after exchanging fire with police. a source said the shooter recently learned he was being fired after working at the bank full-time more than a year. jarred hill joins us from new york with the latest. what can you tell us? >> reporter: one of the things is we are getting more information of the boat the people killed in the latest mass shooting. it was two weeks ago that we reported on a shooting in a school in nashville and now, this community in louisville, kentucky. they are searching for answers after yet another deadly rampage in the u.s. heartache in kentucky after yet another horrific mass shooting. police responded within minutes yesterday inle911 calls of an active shooter at the old national bank in downtown louisville. >> i got a call from my wife panick

. >> on cbs news bay area, former president trump will be heading to new york. he is first former u.s. president to be indicted to criminal charges. details and what we are learning about the charges. >>> downtown san francisco is looking more and more like a ghost town but city leaders are looking at a unique way to revive it. >> reminding people that san francisco and downtown is so much more than only our offices and work. >> officials are planning to use art to save the city. >>> it was a wild weekend for the final four in houston. a preview of the national championship tonight airing on kpix. >>> hold on tight. we are dealing with breezy conditions today as a wind advisory has been issued throughout this afternoon. >>> first, let's look at top stories. charges against former president donald trump will be . familiar th indictment tells cbs news trump will likely be charged with falsifying business records in the first degree. that stems from alleged hush money to adult film star stormy daniels. we'll have jarred hill live from new york with more on the indi

>>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >>> right now in east bay a long-running dispute reaches a new stage. a 40 acre encampment is being cleared out. we of the latest on the relocation happening in oakland. >>> the biden administration is pushing back on the federal judges decision to potentially block the commonly used abortion pill. i am skyler henry with the two competing rulings that could end up here at the supreme court. >>> new details on the latest victim killed in a be bay area freeway shooting. what we know about this young girl who was just five ar >>> we are following breaking news. ford people were killed in a mass shooting this morning in louisville, kentucky. a male suspect is dead. police say opened fire inside a bank holding and when officers arrived they encountered gunshots being fired. four people were killed. eight others are wounded at are in the hospital including two officers. two survivors are in critical conditions. as for the suspect, the deputy police chief said we do not know the circumstances of his death at this time. >>> a long-running d

as we get new developments, we will bring them to you on air and streaming on cbs news bay area. we will have a live update at 5:00. >>> until san francisco, an explosion in e the it riblew chout the windows and se the garage door flying across the street. fire officials say four people home at the ry offi exe igatin >>an to send the national guard to fight the fentanyl crisis will start on monday. governor newsom announced the plan earlier this month after touring the tenderloin. he said the additional boots on the ground who criminalize with substance abuse but focusing on the supply that is fueling the fentanyl crisis. the state will bolster the efforts that have been turning for the better as of late. >> it does take a village. it does take partnership. and now that partnership is expanding. it is expanding on a statewide level. this it is something different and i am looking forward to a real change in our city. >> the mayor said police seized 11 pounds of fentanyl and that the accused perpetrator has been charged. >>> hundreds of homes and businesses in san francisco are wi

local university campuses as part of the largest study of its kind in the world. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> their name may be texas instruments, but the tech company has just staked their claim in santa clara. news of their new large lease broke the same week we learned salesforce is getting rid of their remaining offices in salesforce tower. len ramirez spoke with businesses happy to have more workers coming to santa clara. >> reporter: there's still no word on when texas instruments would occupy these the park, t is majovalley and it could have a big impact on neighboring businesses. >> reporter: michael agnel welcomed the news his indian cuisine restaurant called jack's was about to get some new neighbors, texas instrument workers moving into these buildings nearby. >> if they occupy, that will give a good lunch traffic. >> reporter: agnel says it's been a struggle. the santa clara restaurant was going to open in 2020 but couldn't. it's been open now just three months. >> we are just out of the pandemic. it's just the third year and still most of the companies

>>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >> today, a pandemic debate between landlords and tenants could take a major turn. we are following the latest on possible evictions out of oakland. >>> the american journalist imprisoned in russia appeal charges of espionage. calls for his release intensify around the world. >>> this painful sentence. warriors now down two games in the nba playoffs but the big news, draymond green fourth quarter rejection. did you see it? let's get breaking news. southwest airlines say it is fixed. they fixed that major outage prompting them to ground all of the flights nationwide. this is a live look at sfo where the company says operation is back to normal but there are still some delays because of this. they will go on throughout the day with 1800 flights and counting. this would be the second major outage for the airline in the last six months of your holidays. the dated computer system just crashed . we will keep you updated as we get more information . if you have a friend or family member out at the airport and they are delayed, send us a

>>> from cbs news bay area, this is the afternoon edition. >> breaking news right now, charges of lying and bribery leveled against an oakland police officer, more than 100 cases involving him are under review. good afternoon, i'm elizabeth cook. these developments coming in just in the last hour, and here is what we know. the officer is facing two counts of perjury, subordination of perjury under oath, bribery of a witness and attempted bribery of a witness. the alameda county das office is accusing him of lying during the trial in a 2011 murder. pamela price claims he paid a woman to falsely testify against the two defendants and try to bribe another witness in the same case. price says the suspects convictions were vacated last year because of the alleged conduct and her department will review at least 125 other cases that tran investigated. >>> the oakland lice officers association firing back immediately, accusing price of being on a crusade against police. they added, this case is not about seeking justice for ensuring public safety, rather, it appears to be an attempt by price to

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we brought you the latest developments live on cbs news bay area. stream cbs news bay area for live updates on the big local stories. >>> a big bust for spacex after the star ship rocket blew up after getting into the atmosphere. this is the moments it happened. the launch was successful but the vehicle failed to detach leading to the explosion. the faa will look into that. spaceship wants its rocket to be a lunar lander for the artemis three mission. there will have to be a lot more successful test flights before that can happen. >>> let's get to mary lee and a beautiful day on tap. >> it's just gorgeous out there. we will continue to see the sunshine as we look ahead to the next several days. if you like today, you will like tomorrow and the weekend. here is a lovely live look at the mark hopkins hotel camera looking at fran and the blue skies out there. we are watching the temperatures climb. upper 50s in san francisco. mid-60s concord, oakland and san jose and santa rosa at this lunchtime hour. 24-hour temperature change. we are warmer compared t

continuing coverage of this story on kpix, on our website, kpix.com, and we are always streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> all right, we do have some other news to get to around the bay area. a new tactic for some thieves in berkeley. they are breaking into homes by smashing through garage doors. lovely. get this, police say the crooks are using cars to ram into garages. 12 homes in the area of the uplands and hillcrest road have been targeted recently. police say the vehicles involved are a white kia and a dark-colored suv. they may be stolen. one resident says the suspects got away with a mountain bike in her garage, but the damage that was done was worse than that. >> well, we have to have a completely new door and motor and whole system put in. so i don't know what the cost is, but it's going to be pretty pricey. >> police are looking through neighborhood surveillance footage to try and identify the suspects. >>> oakland's ransomware attack just got even worse, the city confirming more sensitive data has been leaked from current and former city workers and now it actually includes the personal in

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bay area at the moment. the strongest guests are around the bay and closer to the coast. some good news there. we will continue tracking the plume of smoke and the current wins along with how strong they will be as we head through the next 24 hours, coming up in just a few minutes. >>> paul, thank you so much. still ahead, changes to the healthcare system could cause millions of californians to lose coverage. the new warning. >>> flying can be a pain, but one bay area airport has a solution. we introduce you to the wag brigade , helping to give your small business one tech solution that checks all the boxes. it's all here with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. peace of mind with cyberthreat security. the power of the largest, fastest reliable network. plus, save up to 75% a year with comcast business mobile. the complete connectivity solution. from the company powered by the next generation 10g network. get started for just $49 a month. and ask about an $800 prepaid card. comcast business. powering possibilities™. >>> president biden is in northern ireland today to commemora

. >> right now on cbs news bay area, disturbing details in the stabbing death of bob lee. it i sending shock waves and the tec world and sparking debate over public safety in san francisco. this morning, we are following it all. >> the job market has been remarkably strong despite tech layoffs and industry hikes. which reports and what they wil tell us about the economy now. >>> and the giants back home fo the home opener today. it is raining now. but coming up, we will tell you how fans are feeling about the season coming up. >>> because of the rain, you may have a busy roadway. i will have your game day traffic coming up. >>> tracking drizzle throughout the bay area this morning on the first floor doppler. i will talktime the storm out for you coming up in your first alert forecast. >>> two violent attacks in san francisco, one deadly, has residents on edge and demanding answers from police. >> the police cannot even take care of this problem. it will go on and on and there will be no resolution anytime soon. >> i have been downtown in the streets at night and i have bee

area man th is now on a new path. >>> here's what's going on in the bay area this weekend. the stanford jazz workshop holds th first annual school jazz festival friday at stanford university. and san francisco unified city-wide youth arts festival will fill city streets with student displays and performances on saturday. tony award-winning best musical 1776 will be making its only san francisco bay area stop at the san jose center for the performing arts from may 16th through the 21st. tickets now o sale at broadwaysanjose.com. th bay >>> to the baseball diamond now where the giants evened their series with the dodgers. they blew them out 5-1 and a much-needed win. while david vellar and crawford capitalized on big bomb moments. the bullpen. all six pitchers who took the mound for the giants only allowed three hits and no earned runs. the last game of the rivalry series in oracle is tonight at 6:45 p.m. alex cobb will start for san francisco an clayton kershaw for los angeles >>> well, on the fire lines, after prison. a program here in california is offering formerly incarc

>>> this is cbs news bay area, with juliet goodrich. >>> let's start with the ongoing text message scandal involving antioch police department, nearly half the officers were outed for racist and vile text messages during the federal investigation for misconduct and corruption. tonight, a special city council meeting is underway to address the issue. and they will try to figure out what is next for the department. so far we have heard from a number of speakers who are outraged. >> they celebrated the very desecration of black violence . racism is prejudice plus power. >> it is time to do an investigation by those officers and hopefully have a culture of community policing. >> antioch is not a good place to be. >> the public defender said 45 officers out of the 99 commissioned officers have been accused of sending racist or homophobic text messages. we heard from some concerned residents today who want to see these officers held accountable. >> as we march through city hall, we thank you lord for peace and community. >> genesis church addressed the protesters on the steps of the antioch poli

>>> this is cbs news bay area with reed cowan. >> explosive charging document uncovering what led up to bob lee 's killing. what investigators say about a fight about family may be the center of this case. all that tackles san francisco's homeless problem. the details of the mayor's new problem -- plan. how the supreme court place to step in at the very last minute. >>> good afternoon , i am ryan yamamoto in for reed cowan. ashley might point to a motive in the killing of tech executive bob lee. nima momeni is accused of killing the cash up founder during the early morning hours of april 4th in san francisco. those charging documents reveal an acquaintance between lee and momeni's sister. documents that specify how they knew each other. a witness is momeni had called lee early in the night and asked if his sister was doing drugs or anything inappropriate. his sister and brother-in-law did show up in court for his first court hearing. this is video of them outside of the courtroom. we just got our hand on the courtroom sketches, making it hard symbol toward his family. justin andrews

we go along on one bay area couple 's road trip across the state. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliettedrich. >>> the warriors are back on their home turf for the playoffs at chase center. in an hour they will try to dig themselves out of the 0-2 hole against

. >> stick with cbs news bay area on air and online throughout the day for continuing coverage of former president trump's arraignment. >>> in the bay area, we have a lot going on in our weather department and it is not as crazy as it was but there are some changes. >> yesterday it was breezy especially for inland areas. winds are starting to die down and we are left with windy conditions along the coast. for the rest of us, it's a mild start. current temperatures throughout the bay area, you are waking up to 35 in livermore, 42 in san jose, 40 degrees in concord. the winds are very light now in the east inland hills and even down into santa clara valley but it is breezy along the coastline. we'll continue to see wind gusts start to kick up this afternoon. let's look at our weather headlines. i checked off the list breezy along the coast this morning and into the afternoon hours. this week we are going to see passing clouds through the bay area. what we see is pretty much what we get, high sweeping clouds, nothing producing rain until later this week around friday when the rain chances s

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