conversation with steve gilman, the publisher and the editor of j some of the jewish news of northern california. welcome steve and sue. >> it is great to be here. >> let's just jump in and tell us, what is j the jewish news of northern california? >> it is interesting, with only been around for 122 years, but many people don't even know that we exist. many people who donate to their local jewish federation will get j newspaper in their mailbox and not know why they haven't subscribed. that is because they get it as part of the donation. people ask, what is a jewish newspaper? so we look at ourselves as a way to understand the world through a jewish lens, but that is not an uncritical lens, and it is not a uniform view. it is a way to give a sense of identity and belonging to the approximately 400,000 jewish people that live in the san francisco bay area. we have your the third or fourth largest jewish community in america depending on whose numbers you are looking at. but we are so geographically dispersed that as the editor and steve as the publisher, we look at j the newspaper as a way to giv

we are seeing some scattered showers in far northern california. some snow up across the mountain tops. >> as well for the bay area. there's a slight chance we could see a couple of sprinkles outside as the system comes through. but noticeably cooler weather and you're going to definitely notice the winds whipping around the bay area tonight and tomorrow. so, yeah, it looks like a big change coming our way as we're going to see those winds kind of kicking up outside. so what a change from just a couple days ago, we were talking about some record breaking heat. now, these numbers actually running below the average for this time of year. winds will be the big story as we head toward toborrow. lots of sunshine. but we do have wind advisory going up tomorrow from tuesday. 07:00am to 07:00pm, expect some gust 30 and some 40 mile an hour winds. thanks, lauren. still to come on the news at 6, a memorial for. >> barry, a young man swept out to sea while fishing with family. a local agencies are now trying to spread the word about sneaker waves. plus, the u

him hiker killings over the years, tons of detectives throughout our agent and agencies in northern california have looked at them and it goes even beyond that but i think in ours we have several that are unsolved. similar. young ladies were known to be hitchhiking and were -- their deceased bodies were were found in rural locations throughout sonoma county and throughout the years, detectives have continued to investigate persons of interest but we haven't i've -- identified a subject. when bokin came up -- sorry. >> it's ok, my apologies. i am wonders, since bokin has been tied to michelle, does this mean he's going to be linked to some of those other victims who cases are -- whose cases are still unsolved? >> absolutely, we're going to look at it. you know, just based on aidian's investigation and now going back on bokin's history, now that he's come you have -- he was in the paroxysmity of sonoma counsel during those dimes -- times so he's definitely somebody we'll look at and investigate. >> grace, chark you tell us? because i know you've spent so much time looking into these cases. it's

welcome back northern california families with ties to ukraine understandably desperate to get their loved ones to safety. >> some are taking matters to their open hands. madison has one woman's story. >> reporter: they are running for their life. they are trying to stay alive. with suitcases in hands, ukrainians are desperate to get out. anna curry's family has been on the road to romania since thursday night. this was the last video she got from them four hours ago. in the distance an explosion lights up the sky. curry's parents and teenager brother can't stop but filmed to show their reality. >> four miles away from the border for over 24 hours. curry watched these videos from thousands of miles away in sacramento. her goal is to raise money for their food and housing and if needed medical help along the way. >> my husband and i found out that i am pregnant yesterday and it is just been so stressful knowing that i might -- my parents may not hold my baby ever. >> reporter: photos from curry's childhood paint a different picture of ukraine than one russia has created. >> this is wh

the storm system beginning to spend send mixed showers into northern california. i will track this with the future cast, hour by hour, coming up in a few minutes. >> a reminder that the frosty temperatures could put your plants at risk, we were in pleasant hill this morning talking to the experts at slope garden center, they suggest bringing your plants inside if you can or covering them with a cloth or a frost blanket. >>> developing news along the ukraine border now as we take a live look, russia's president is escalating tensions even further, after announcing his decision to recognize 2 regions of eastern ukraine as independent states. the u.s. warned last week that move would violate international law, and now as deborah reports, the white house says president biden will take executive action to take the wafer sanctions agreement the signs that russia could invade ukraine are becoming more sharply into focus today. we heard from russian president vladimir putin who said he wanted to recognize those two territories in ukraine, and that is one act that could se

we have seen a drought beginning to worsen a little bit here through northern california where we'veun to see extreme drought starting to return. that's in that red color. but most of the bay area continues to remain in the severe drought. what a rain season we have had. we had october with record-setting rain. 2 to 10 inches. november, less rain, but we still had 3 inches. december, also record-setting, 4 to 8 inches. january and february with a top ten driest months on record. again, january and february going down as the top ten driest throughout the bay area. super dry. it does look like we're going to get active here in the pacific as we head from sunday through about thursday of next week. but the bull's-eye off to the north, you'll see next week, a storm system, another wave of activity. there's another one. maybe by next thursday we could see chances looking up for us. but at this point it looks like the main rain line would be up towards pacific northwest. we'll keep you updated on that. let's get you into the freeze warning still here. a widespread 30s, isolated 20s. best c

. >> right now a beach hazard warning in effect for the northern california coast.ional weather service warning of dangerous sneaker waves in the area. people at ocean beach today, a lot of people there during these conditions. some surfers say they wait to see if wave conditions are okay before jumping in the water. >> i tried to watch for about a half-hour, and see where the currents are, try to be aware, sit in a good spot, timing is key. >> the national weather service said watching the waves for 20 minutes before moving closer to the water is a good idea. the sneaker wave warning will last until tomorrow. >>> 20 minutes, i never heard about that. when you sit back -- >> what if the band wave comes in at 21 minutes. >> i guess they are gauging it to the particular event. on the bad ones there like don't go by the 20 minute rule but for this there like, follow the surfers. >> tomorrow, much better. >> there will be a lot more blue sky tomorrow, and we will be 5 to 6 degrees warmer. you may want to go to the beach tomorrow. but look at the sunset right now. it wen

you can see some of those showers moving into far northern california. even some snow showers the mountain tops there as well. but the bay area so far it's staying mostly dry right now. we could see a couple of sprinkles overnight tonight, ince tomorrow morning. but you're going to feel those winds and that much cooler air this front will come dropping through overnight tonight, almost headed due south. and as it moves on by behind them, we're going to see some whipping winds. we'll see some 30, 40 mile an hour gusts around the bay area for tomorrow. it is going to be cool. it is going to be brisk outside, but it looks like it will be mostly clear by tomorrow. so temperatures for highs will be in the 50's coast side put on some 60's inland, but feeling much cooler. all those record-breaking temperatures we had last couple of days. all right, lawrence, brian laundrie's full autopsy report is now out. what we're learning about the death of florida man suspected of >> killing his girlfriend. gabby petito. >> and could it soon be harder to find avocados on t

family members of the northern california mother has been missing for four months continue to hope that she'll return home safe. 32 year old emily rising is an accomplished dancer with ties to three native american tribes in northern california. her parents say she was struggling with mental health issues before she disappeared from the yurok reservation and humbled county in october. on your mind if every day the frustration of wanting some. you know movement. to having things getting done. it's very difficult. this is one of five cases in the past 18 months where indigenous women have been reported missing or were killed in northern california. happening today. closing arguments are set in the federal hate crimes trial of three men convicted of killing ahmad are very. the men were convicted of murder last fall and sentenced to life in prison, but georgia state prosecutors did not present evidence that the murder was racially motivated, which is central to the federal prosecutor's case. days of testimony included racist text messages and social media posts. all three men have pleaded n

will now serve in more than a dozen communities across northern california.y deputy win will be serving alongside them as well. in dublin, henry lee ktvu fox two news. two of the recent graduates from the alameda county sheriff's academy today will join the sunnyvale department of public safety. the agency posted this picture on social media, saying one of the officers graduated at the top of the class. the other was awarded top physical fitness. and we're excited to be here tonight. we're just glad that we have a lot of folks coming out, and it's only just begun. a stunning statistic that was the nation's covid-19 deaths. top 900,000 today coming up while health experts are easing some restrictions anyway, plus the changes they say, will likely see in the coming months. and find out how this case of a police dog who repeatedly but the wrong person could bring policy changes to palo alto police department. we'll also show you how chp officers flew in to rescue a couple stranded in to rescue a couple stranded in this year. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morni

. >>> everything is just so dry as it is here in northern california. for southern california, also dealing with record heat. heat advisories for southern california all the way through sunday with highs into the 80s to about 90 degrees. for us in the bay area, we are looking at those record highs again today, those temperatures soaring this afternoon. a live look at santa clara valley with blue skies. our temperatures at this hour are several degrees warmer compared to yesterday at this time. we are forecasting at least temperatures coming close to if not tying or breaking records for the day. as we go through our afternoon with plenty sunshine, low 70s at the coast, mid 70s around the bay and the peninsula and highland mid to upper 70s, about 10 to 20 degrees above average. we will talk about how long this warm weather will last. >>> bart is in big budget trouble. the transit agency says trains may stop running if it does not get a $1 billion boost. joycelyn moran joins us live with more on the bleak outlook. >> reporter: this meeting is still going on

this wintry system bypassing northern california. could see showers peered we will see mountain snow. anywhere from 300s to 51 hundredths. it is more than a -- more of a wintry field in the mountains. two inches in reno. six inches in tahoe city. chances for more snow into the last week of february. and march still looking like it could be better than february. 70 in san rafael today. upper 60's along the peninsula. 4:00, plenty of the sun. mid 60's through the upper mid 60's to the evening. temperatures may be in the 60's inland, but a level 1 system on tuesday will bring interesting weather around here. not a lot of rain, but cool through wednesday and thursday morning. overnight lows near freezing. we could see temperatures come up but it looks like into the next week hopefully seeing rain return. liz: a storie returns today peered what you need to know with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? with clearer slessh. . don't use if you're leic if you can help heal your skin fr

girl scouts of northern california are kicking off the cookie selling season starting today. online sales start today on the girl scout website and in person booths are starting back up again on february 14th. i have one shipment to my house this week and i know there will be much more to come. >>> and still to come, on the news at noon, parts of the bay area are getting blasted with wind. we will check in with mary about what you can expect the rest of the day. >>> and today on the >>> happening now in oakland chopper 5 is over a school closure's protest. students, family and teachers marching west lake middle school to the oakland unifiek school district central office. we will stay on top of this story. >>> as we start black history month barbara lee is the subject of a new documentary. we will hear from the woman who has been called both a traitor and the conscience of the congress. >>> let's check in with mary. >> and tracking those off shore winds. watching the winds start to increase. we are looking at breezy conditions. a live look with the mark hopkins hotel camera.

you see him around much of the state, some strong gusty winds from the sierra nevada in far northern california, southern california, seeing some strong gusty winds to the bay area. expecting gusts continuing overnight tonight and then begin to diminish as we head toward early tomorrow morning. and that will be a good thing. finally to see some of those winds begin to back off around the bay area. in the meantime, though, we are still looking at some very strong gusty winds. 48 mile an hour winds right now in mount diablo. 29 and toss ahora 16 in dublin right now inside the bay. not as windy. >> generally little more wind sheltered, but you get to some of the peak. she had a mission peak in seeing gusts over 30 miles an hour. we've got 70 mile an hour winds and campbell get the idea. it's blustery in spots all around the bay area. you get over some of the bridges, a very blustery there as well. and him are in a whole lot of wind blowing around out there right now. 22 mile an hour. winds and samara fell got 18 mile an hour. winds in corte madera and more winds overnight tonight. thank you, lawre

northern california for that matter because he was he was the greatest player.ll grew up and loved to watch, you know, both at berkeley high and at uc berkeley. the highway patrol has arrested this man 25 year old one angel garcia. there's this picture in connection with ransoms killing this morning. he's being held without bail at the alameda county jail in santa rita. hundreds of peopled tneapolis tn the second day of protests over a deadly police shooting a mere locke was killed earlier this week as officers served a no-knock warrant. locke's name wasn't on it abc news reporter. christine sloan tells us his family is still in shock over what happened? the calls for justice for justir louder a second day of protest in minneapolis after the death of 22 year old emir locke at the hands of police. it's kind of hard split into words how i feel i'm kind of numb, but i think it's important just to show our support locke's family still in shock never would i have imagined that i would be standing up here? talking about the my son by the minneapolis police department

any rain chances have built a wealth of snow the county keeping the showers in northern california and the rent associated with hemispheric river will be into the coast of oregon into washington and the dry weather will continue with the cloud cover departing as we start off next week. there is a chance of showers further down the line. i cannot say there is a zero pretense through the weekend but our rain chances will be less than 10% for a sprinkle of the north bay saturday and sunday. north of the golden gate has a better chance by wednesday night. that is lower than a 50-50 chance with how things look right now. that's the best opportunity we have as we go early into march. hopefully later march we will get into the active weather pattern. right now, we have clear skies overhead and oakland stands at 52 degrees, which is one of the warm spots on san jose. 51 degrees for downtown san francisco. everybody else is upper 40s. our temperatures dropped into mid to upper 30s for most parts of the bay area. some spots are below freezing but that will be brief. we don't have any frost or fr

it will bring a chance to see shower activity for far northern california.ing about sonoma county, ukiah area, potentially through santa rosa. if you live in northern california, far north bay, you likely will see rain tonight through sunday. the clouds will return and look at the temperatures through the afternoon. san jose, 65. martina, 61. san francisco, 59. there is a beach hazard statement in effect for the entire coastline. that's this area you see highlighted in green. this is going to remain in place through tomorrow afternoon. we are talking about dangerous sneaker waves and strong rip currents, which means you don't turn your back to the waves. enjoy them from a safe distance, please. more rain ahead. well, i talked about the chance of showers for the north bay heading into saturday night, into sunday. you can see it here. but there is going to be the chance of rain moving in for the entire bay area in the workweek ahead, so we'll see the increase in cloud cover. look what happens tuesday into wednesday. we get a system that drops in, and that's go

not a big rainmaker here for northern california. >> the big problem we have is a eye pressure rightere and sendsing out these testimonies off to the north. >> and i do think it is going to stay gusty as we roll through tomorrow especially the mountains, we would get wind gruss about 50 or 50 morning. make sure to have the sun glass and the jackets. we have it down to chilliest in the north bay. we'll warm up a little bit here but not the 70s we had over the past week or so. we are back into the upper 50s and low 60s. 58 in cupertino and 60 in gilroy. >> 57 in danville and 57 in se owe. >> 61 in palo al tol. >> 60 here in santa rosa. our seven-day forecast does show warming weather here, eventually san francisco goes up a little bit here. wednesday and thursday and friday and saturday and through the in land valleys. we have those winds tomorrow and we'll go to warmer weather on wednesday and thursday and friday with those upper 60s. for that second week of competition out at beijing. we have temperatures in the 30s for eyes, teens for slows. >> that's what we need for the winter gam

it doesn't look like showers here, but at least one part of northern california finally gets a break.rra ski resorts will get snow to start next week. >> so many changes. >> thank you, rob. >>> another big night on tap at the winter games. we'll tell you what to watch for, next in sports. >>> all right. here's a look at where the olympics medal count assistants right now. norway is back on top with 14 total medals. >>> olympic games today are just getting going right now. here's what happened in the past 24 hours. >> team usa didn't put any more medals on the board, but the u.s. women's hockey team bead the czech republic, they'll now advance to the semifinals. >>> it was an emotional day for sean white. he raps up an incredible career, winning three gold medals. >> everyone at home, thank you. snowboarding, thank you. it's been the love of my life. >> >> reporter: we used to call him the tomato. lookic at him now. i love him. so sweet. >> a moment of relief for mikaela shiffrin who fell. she finished ninth on the super-g. today on twitter, she said the support around her is keeping h

it will bring more rain to the pacific northwest and showers into northern california all we will see in the pay area is increasing clouds. the showers staying up north. there is san outside chance of passing to the golden gate late tomorrow and into tomorrow night. less than a trace. a couple sprinkles in a windchill. mix of clouds and sunshine. clouds on sunday, rain chances continue to avoid us and does not look like the high sierra will see the flurries. if you are heading in the direction, conditions are good. picking up a foot 1/2 of snow. that gives them a four foot base. that gives them 32 lifts up and running. looking outside right now. clear skies over head. temperatures are dropping off once again in the upper 40s in san francisco. above freezing. the past couple of nights we had an 11:00, a couple occasions at or below freezing. so, tomorrow morning it will be chilly. it will not be as cold for the past couple of days and the temperatures warm up. good news for the dog walking forecast. avoiding eye contact with the camera because she is laser focused on the weekend. enjoy

that will not be the case for northern california and especially into oregon and washington. there is a chance the next system will have a better opportunity to send moisture into the bay area. it is still lower than a 50/50 chance. if we get rain, the most likely time frame will be wednesday night, in the amounts would be barely light. we will keep our eyes on it and let you know how it evolves. looking outside, there are blue skies. a little smudge of haziness on the horizon. a lot closer to what is normal this time of year. it is still slightly below average. temperatures not be chilly. the coldest spots bottoming out from 30 degrees. those areas that do he freezing will not spend long below freezing, and temperatures will warm up quickly saturday, back up to around or within a degree or two on either side of average, with puts us into the low to mid 60s in most cases. the coast, upper 50s to 60 degrees. temperatures in the santa clara valley reaching into the mid 60s. low to mid 60s for inland parts of the east of a. temperatures close to normal for this time of year. low

right now a beach hazard warning for much of the northern california coast with concerns of dangerous sneaker waves and that can quickly turn a fun day at the beach to tragic one. we saw plenty of people at ocean beach. >> you know the timing worked out well on this because tomorrow will be much prettier, a lot of blue sky, and it'll be a day that makes you want to go to the beach and we will not have a beach hazard day tomorrow but we are in the heart of this so take a look at the time frame, it goes until 1:00 in the morning tomorrow and yes dangerous sneaker waves are possible, stay off the coastal eddies, you know the drill. it looks more exciting, look at all that rain, very little of that with any is going to get here. the radar is on the most sensitive setting, that looks better on here than it is. here's the better take away, the high resolution forecast models are able to make reality better. we keep the clouds around. there is rain to be seen up here, and when we come back, we will talk about that, and, the next chance maybe on wednesday, i will see you in a few minutes, bac

one third relocated to nearby counties, one fourth to sacramento and other parts of northern californiathree out-of-state destinations are all in the west -- seattle, phoenix, and portland. even as alston managed to lure tesla and oracle, it rings number seven on that list. despite the moves, 15,000 jobs were added in the past year, putting the valley at pre-pandemic levels. >> our top tech companies are still hiring and adding to the workforce here. they are still investing heavily in silicon valley. reggie: silicon valley is also seeing a population decline due to a lower birthrate, a higher death rate as covid became the number three cause of death behind heart disease and cancer. and a decline in immigration due to federal policy changes. kumasi: here is a very rare sight. this is hail in pasadena. after a week of roasting in summerlike temperatures, there were -- there was some dramatic cooling overnight. the national weather service says this is because of a cold low-pressure system from northern california. >> a wild type into the california. this was the same system that brought

the path it will be taking because and chance of the showers will be light and heading for northern california but more likely in oregon and washington. we will have to watch for gusty offshore winds developing in the wake of the storm system by next tuesday and wednesday. that is going to be the thing we are monitoring heading into next week. for now, though, the warm weather pattern locked in place. temperatures mild. the cool spot, 47 degrees right now in livermore, 48 degrees in santa rosa. the other temperatures are in the lower to middle 50s. upper 50s in san francisco and san jose. barely below 60. the sun is down for over five hours and the temperatures still are holding on into the 50s, they will drop to 50 degrees around the bay. lower 50s around the coast. middle to upper 40s. the cooler spots around livermore are dropping into the lower 40s and then warm up again even along the coast. the temperatures will hit 70 degrees or get above it. good news for rafa and maple, good weather to get out in the yard and burn off some of that puppy energy. high temperatures reaching up into the l

. >>> a northern california city honors a police officer killed in the line of duty in a big way. >>> welcome back. 4:44 on this monday and time for your money watch report with the airlines seeking a national no-fly list for unruly passengers and a company that might be eyeing peloton. diane king hall reports from new york. >> reporter: stocks were mixed last week and on friday, the dow fell 21 points and the nasdaq rallied 219 and the s&p 500 rose 23. earnings season rolls on with pfizer reporting quarter ruler results on tuesday. the disney date is wednesday and twitter thursday. the delta ceo wants a national no-fly list for passengers who misbehave. in a letter to the attorney general merrick garland, ed bastian said the national comprehensive no-fly list of unruly passengers would bar them from flying on any commercial air carrier and he said it would prevent future incidents and send a message about the seriousness of not complying with crew members. multiple companies are reportedly interested in buying peloton, as the fitness company struggles to maintain the boom it saw when

and numerous run ins with the law in northern california and the bay area prior to yesterday's fatal shooting. it began when a greyhound bus pulled into the parking lot of an a.m. p.m. in orville last night. mary was at the register. >> i had another customer walk up to me. he said my name. that i need to call the police. there's a shooting on the bus. >> passengers say 21-year-old coleman of sacramento got on the greyhound in redding, took a phone call in chico, and then began acting odd on the southbound bus. >> he was exhibiting what i think could best be described as paranoid behavior. there was some indication that he thought one of the other passengers was an undercover law enforcement officer. that resulted in some agitation. >> witnesses say coleman pulled a nine millimeter handgun and fired off at least ten rounds inside the bus. the shooting began around 7:35. leaving a mother dead. and an 11-year-old girl and a pregnant woman among the injured. passengers on the bus pour into the a.m./p.m. screaming for 911. >> can i use your phone i need to call my mom. i've been shot in

northern california is getting some super tatian. here in the bay area, i have to use my wipers.here is spotty drizzle coming in. as a front comes through, we will see the potential for a little drizzle or some sprinkles. winds are gusting to 43. the winds are onshore, coming off the cooler ocean water. 38 in san francisco. if you step out, it probably feels rock. a wind advisory -- advisory for the delta. it could blow down some of these unsecured objects, tree limbs, and because a few power outages. be ready in case the winds cause any damage. let us look at the hour-by-hour forecast. going into 1:00 a.m., the winds start to pick up over parts of the coast as we head into 6:00 a.m., it will still be windy. it is breezy elsewhere and the winds ramp up for the afternoon, impacting most of the bay area. it is strongest over the hills. tomorrow afternoon will still be breezy. this done -- the sun is starting to poke through. san jose is currently 52. the camera showing a mix of clouds and sun right now. drizzle tonight. a gusty pattern through tomorrow evening. temperatures will ri

northern california residents forced out of their homes for safety reasons. fire sparks at the former diamond walnut plant. and the dangerous disease wiping out wildlife in a coastal california town coming up the virus that's spreading the animals in danger and the call to action. no rain inside, but i am tracking a winter warm up better details on what you can expect for your area weekend and the extended forecast after the break. vice p, issued his strongest public statements so far on claims by president trump that pence could have overturned the 2020 election results in a speech to the conservative federalist society in florida. that his role on january 6th was ceremonial. he said he had quote no right to overturn the election. he added that president trump was quote wrong on that issue. pence was presiding over the joint session of congress to certify the presidential election with the mob of trump's supporters broke in. the republican national committee votes to formally censure republican representatives live shamy and adam kinzinger for their work on t

we're going to get see more rain, especially in northern california. lake tall.get some more snow, especially on wednesday and thursday. so we'll look into that. tomorrow is gonna be a nice day, though. a lot like today. more clouds, though not that cold in the morning. i'll see you back here in a few minutes, all right. we'll see in a bit, bill. thank you. we have an update now on the deadly shooting of a salinas police officer during a traffic stop. governor, newsom has ordered flags at the state capitol be flown at half staff in honor of officer jorge david alvarado. he was killed during a shootout that started after he pulled over a car. late friday. the salinas police chief says alvarado's actions during the confrontation helped other officers arrest the suspect. officials have offered no other details on the suspect or what led up to that exchange of gunfire. officer alvarado had been with the salinas police department for five years. abortion rights activists gathered at st mary's cathedral in san francisco today and briefly interrupted service. that small

clips northern california again embedded within these clouds.f the north bay. but for most, it's going to be a cloudier day than what we are seeing today. temperatures are expected to warm but maybe offset just a little bit with that cloud cover coming our way in towards the afternoon. and then as we get into next week, temperatures continue to well beyond the mild side upper sixties to about 70 degrees. on wednesday, we begin to see another shift, at least for us civic northwest, getting some action northern california and it looks like wednesday red around five o'clock, we may begin to see a little bit of wet weather creeping our way. so we are holding on to the hope that we will see some rain as we start march. it looks like right now. february is going to end on a dry note. 55 degrees right now in san francisco upper fifties and walnut creek, 60 conquered 60 to san jose. softer, very cold start to the day temperatures warmed. a few degrees above where we were yesterday and this kicks off a warming trend that will continue through your weeken

will now serve in more than a dozen communities across northern california.erving alongside them as well. in dublin, henry lee ktvu fox two news. the family of the missing oakley woman is still holding out hope for her safe return home. the group called help bring alexis gave home held a facebook live event just a few minutes ago to give an update on the progress in the case. keeps family says they spoke with detectives today, and they are now reaching out to other police departments to aid in their search. 24 year old alexis cape disappeared over a week ago. police consider her disappearance quote suspicious on sunday, the group will hold a walk and prayer vigil. it starts at one pm on triton street, where gail's car was found and end at the oakley police department. we're learning more about a woman who was shot and killed inside of a greyhound bus in butte county wednesday night. she's been identified as karen dalton of seattle. investigators say the suspect, 21 year old city coleman of sacramento, started shooting at passengers when the bus made a stop in

. >>> we are hearing from the son of the man accused of killing a northern california fire captain. he insists the shooting stems from a tragic misunderstanding. >>> how speeding up executions is allowing the governor to dismantle death row at san quentin prison f >>> new at 11:00. local native americans accusing city leaders of ignoring repeated objections to the insulation of a mission bell in the heart of town. kpix is in gilroy and we spoke to a tribeel leader about the bell's symbol symbolism. >> it is pliant to be in celebration, they say all it symbolizes is oppression and murder. >> they do not care. you know, they are going to tell history the way they want it to be told. >> lopez, the chairman of the tribal band vows to keep fighting to have gilroy's mission bell taken down. >> they represent the destruction of native american people, slavery. they represent brutality, whippings, rape, breaking up of families. >> reporter: when he learned the mission bell was set to go up in downtown he and other groups including the aclu wrote letters not to move forward. >> we have no re

he was just doing his job serving the community coming up horror and heartbreak for northern californiafire department mourning the loss of one of their own after he was shot while working to put out a fire. and it just about a half hour and important debate begins in oakland about the future of more than a dozen schools. from one moment to the next, our kids become the most important part of our lives. and even though the years pass, that never changes. we never stop worrying about them. that's why it's important to have health insurance. with covered california, we got a plan we could afford. it includes free preventive care, like cholesterol and blood-pressure checkups. because even though they grow up, they'll always be your baby. covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. go to coveredca.com. this way to health insurance. fatally shot responding to a call ktvu is greg lee is here now with the details, and greg, this veteran firefighter. he's being called a hero, alex. just a heart wrenching day for this department and firefighters everywhere. ca

forecast model pretty quiet the thursday and friday we could see some action begin to move into northern californiasaturday. and then the system could bring in. maybe a sprinkle here for us later sunday, possibly into monday, but maybe some at least the chance of some snowfall into early next week. so we'll keep an eye on that, at least for right now. we're talking about record low temperatures that you can see we have tight. a few locations for santa rosa 28 degrees half moon bay at 30 and monterey at 36 degrees. that kind of ignore that red box there those from a previous graphic, but record lows across parts of the bay area for today, here is a satellite and the radar showing you this all the activity from earlier yesterday , remember, we had the hail and even some michelle reactivity. those storm clouds have cleared out and right now temperatures kind of a cool wednesday evening temperatures right now in the fifties for santa rosa 53 livermore 52 in san jose 53 degrees. here's a live camera seems like each time we take a look at this not hamilton's live camera. there's a little bit less than th

it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. >> 7 and a half million renovation is part of the clean and safe neighbor's park fund which was on the ballot four years ago and look at how that public investment has transformed our neighborhood. >> the playground is unique in that it serves a number of age groups, unlike many of the other properties, it serves small children with the children's play grounds and clubhouses that has basketball courts, it has an outdoor soccer field and so there were a lot of people that came to the table that had their wish list and we did our best to make sure that we kind of divided up spaces and made sure that we kept the o

any chance of rain looks like it will stay north, far northern california picking up rainfall, betternce toward oregon and washington. in terms of long-range rain outlook, none in the someday forecast, the production center also dry, significant chance of below average rainfall takes us all the way to president's day. the 14 day outlook texas closer to the end of the month shows chance of low average rainfall. signal not a strong which gives us some hope far out there, maybe the weather patterns will shift and if we get some rain in the bay area, likely not enough to erase the deficit running the month of february. even some rain would be nice. today makes five straight weeks of dry weather across the entire bay area. with lighter win, the air quality dipped into moderate across central bay area and santa clara valley. onshore winds kick in sunday and help improve things a little bit. good air quality monday and tuesday as we get a different air mass into the bay area with the storm system moving through. to bad it is not bringing rain. beautiful sunset this evening as we look at the

some showers in northern california. we will see more cloud cover on wednesday. more clouds than sunshine for midweek burks dry weather during the day. a chance of showers trying to sneak into the north bay one the sun goes down wednesday evening. but i think we are going to be staying dry until midnight wednesday night. and then a much better chance of showers is going to develop as we head into the early hours of thursday morning. and at this point, it looks like a wet commute early thursday. and this is stale few days down the line. things do speed up, slow down, or maybe even look a little more impressive in terms of the amount of total rainfall. this is going to move through quickly. the bulk of the rain exiting the bay area heading towards late morning. and the fact it's not with us is not a lot of moisture. and it limits the total amounts we are talking about. less than quarter inch rain for the entire bay area. and think santa rosa's number may be on the low side. you have a better chance of picking up .10" of rain and san jose is probably an overestimate

the difference between life and death for a couple and their young child who died on a northern california hike. the heartbreaking messages coming up a bit later and in emotional sentencing for the former police officer who said she mistakenly shot a man when she thought she pulled her taser, the defendant, the victim's family. even the judge got emotional. yep, it's go time on the most reliable network. you get unlimited for just $30 bucks. nice! but mine has 5g included. yep, even these guys get it. and the icing on the cake? saving up to $400 bucks? exactly! xfinity mobile. it's wireless that does it all and saves a lot. get the new samsung galaxy s22 series on xfinity mobile. and right now, save big with up to $750 off a new samsung device. switch today. ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibran

. >>> a northern california school district is at risk of losing liability insurance for defying the state mask mandate. california still requires masks to be worn indoors at schools. but last week the roseville school district voted to drop that mandate. they could lose the covid disaster funding and be fined. a spokesperson for the district said a response would be issued this weekend. >>> well, moving you forward, governor newsom says he'll make an announcement near the end of this month. a specific date will be given when those masks can come off. >>> chinatown alive with excitement. the chinese new year parade is happening after a pandemic pause. and huge crowds are expected. how organizers and police are preparing. >> reporter: bleacher seats along the route sold out quickly according to organizers who say enthusiasm is high as a you welcome back the chinese new year parade. >> it brings back tourism to chinatown who has been hit hard. >> reporter: the new year's parade is usually a huge draw as hundreds of thousands swarm to chinatown to celebrate. there will be dozens of extra

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northern california worry tonight whether it will hurt them in the long run. grapevines are responding to spring like weather by making butts. as kay received tells us that could be bad for the crops and even lead to higher prices down the road for wine lovers. growing grapes in lodi mother nature is pulling a bad one on us can often times feel like a gamble. being a grower. that's you're in mother nature's hands . shaun stafford with cabana winery says the warmer weather has led to some premature growth known as bud break. one break means that divine wants to start growing, and it's a little early. it's a little too early, which sean says we're seeing now is the beginning of bud break, which is a concern, but another major concern. is the ongoing dry weather. we had a good flush of rain in the fall, but we really haven't seen much wet weather and in recent months in the grounds pretty dry right now , hotter weather growers say may mean a smaller harvest. well i think in the long run, you know you're going to start seeing price increases on bottles. it almost

. >> i think they joined in with a lot of congress members from our region from northern california condemningis invasion and applauding the sanctions taken by president biden. we saw tweets from zuckerman. basically backing up the action the president had taken condemning the attacks in ukraine. i think what a lot of numbers are think about is at what point do they get involved in the military response? we've heard from republicans today saying the act that he took sending thousands into germany is something you should have gone to congress four. i caught up with barbara lee about this. she is the kind of democratic conscience. she said this isn't something needed to go before congress. germany is a nato ally. i think there is a level of trust with this demonstration you would not have seen in the last administration. whether it is economic aid or more. >> jackie spears has talked about the experience she's had in the past. my prayers are with the people of ukraine, make no mistake that putin orchestrated this bloodbath and he must pay. this is a clear violation of every peace agreement russi

. >>> and how a northern california city is honoring a police officer who was kill inside the line of duty in a big way >>> and in the first alert weather forecast tonight, look at what just showed up, fog showing up. that will be a bigger issue tomorrow in the north bay valleys, we will track it in detail for your monday morning commute. then we will talk about the real headline in tonight's forecast. the warm up, coming our way this week. records will likely fall. details on that, coming up oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability >>> a dramatic rescue in the sierra today after several ice skaters fell into an iced-over lake, leading to at lea

. >>> calls for more action against russia are bringing out across northern california tonight. kpix 5's "cbs evening news" is live in san francisco where bay area ukrainians are raising their voices. >> reporter: there was a large protest in front of san francisco city hall at civic center plaza starting at 4:00 this afternoon. americans, ukrainians, and even russians joined together. the ukrainians say they were shocked by the speed with which the invasion happened, on so many different fronts last night, and spent the evening awake, all night long watching the news, trying to get in touch with loved ones. at civic center plaza, ukrainians gathered to show support for their countrymen, and anger at russian president vladimir putin for the invasion. >> i'm sad, worried, troubled. we still have family out there, extended family out there. mostly in odessa, but we have friends in kyiv , and now, you know, they are everywhere now. >> reporter: paulina's father leon did not sleep at all last night. he had called distant relatives 2 weeks ago, and told him to come to california just

we can see the clouds that are over northern california right now, moving into the sierra as this cold air pushes down. it may produce light snow flurries for the sierra today and early tomorrow. the rest of the week is looking dry. we may see a change in the weather pattern that could bring back a chance of showers maybe by february 22nd, 23rd. there will be a low coming down that will bring in much cooler temperatures and possibly some scattered showers. but that is looking out beyond the seven-day forecast. so taking a look at still the dry weather that continues today and a huge drop in temperatures. you're going to have gusts at about 25-30 miles per hour in the north bay and along the coast. tomorrow slightly milder and we continue on the warming trend through the end of the week. we'll have cooler air dropping in once again, so between saturday and sunday we're going to see temperatures dropping once again. mike, you were looking at some breaking news on the nimitz. >> yeah, exactly. this has all lanes blocked for a short time as you travel south through fremont. we'll show you

. >>> a northern california university and the company founded by elon musk accused of conducting cruel experiments ne >>> good evening. now at 11:00 on kpix5 and streaming on cbsnewsbay area. taking a live look at the california state capitol hours from now governor newsom is expected to lay out the next steps in the state's pandemic recovery. a day after california dropped its mask mandate. >> reporter: here at toto plaza a lot of people are wearing their masks. >> for some they are not ready yet. >> i think it is a little too soon for the mask to go off. >> reporter: ama and her family were spending time at the park with their mask on. she remains cautious, her husband got sick with covid-19 recently. >> my husband was hospitalized he got covid-19 followed with pneumonia. >> reporter: majority of people out tonight had their masks on. employees and customers at this shop were all masked up. even those walking to their cars outdoors had a face covering. >> i don't know, i don't feel safe still. >> reporter: here employees are encouraged to wear their masks. it is optional for customer