. >>> a sacramento surgeon could be in hot water after he appeared in traffic court in the middle of an operation. >> the state medical board is now investigating. >> kind of looks like you're in an operating room right now. >> i am, sir. >> reporter: a demand for answers after sacramento plastic surgeon, dr. scott green, zooms in to traffic court mid-surgery. commissioner gary link quickly realizes what's happening and shuts down the hearing. >> so unless i'm mistaking, i'm seeing a defendant in the middle of an operating room, i do not feel comfortable for the welfare of a patient if you're in the process of operating that i would put on a trial. >> reporter: dr. green, seen here in a promotional video for the plastic surgery center, has been working for years in both sacramento and granite bay. >> i wanted to do something with my life that would make a difference. >> reporter: but dr. green and his associates had no comment when we visited his office today. some people are reacting online. one woman writes, "how irresponsible and arrogant." others claiming to be former patients, a

sentenced to prison in sacramento county.her murderers and rapists celebrating george gascon. they are celebrating because they think they will get their get out of jail early card because of george gascon. judge jeanine: they are not wrong in thinking that way, are they? >> they are not. if you look at his directives, even if you got 500 to life in prison for a serial murder case, you could conceivably get out as early as 15 years. when we see convicted murderers and rapists and child molesters celebrating george gascon, the public ought to be concerned that there are things happening in los angeles county that will have a ripple effect across california and across the country. judge jeanine: district attorney ann marie shubert, it was a pleasure having you on justice tonight. a 7th accuser comes forward as andrew cuomo refuses to resign. what's it going to take for him to accept reality. canceling cartoons, canceling movies, books and speakers. that's cancel culture the liberals are eager to do. somebody who sent americans

out it was that sacramento affect so what interests me is in l.a. it seems that you get into the social circles and things like that how did he end up infiltrating the circle so that he was so well known in so deep? it's an interesting character to come from another place and get into the social circles. talk about how he was able to get into those circles. >> contrasting with sacramento back then it was pure word-of-mouth and sacramento is a different vibe and culture and it was legitimate but he tried to get them in like the old-fashioned word-of-mouth and it just grew and was very organic in the the ceo of the financial institution and through his presentation was often hand on - - oppenheimer so not just the wealth manager to be very wealthy and you are being invited and here is this guy is it's a totally different tone you not questioning the legitimacy of anything coming with the seal of approval. in sacramento is giving presentations like hotel doll air so it was a completely different entrÉe and once there were enough of those connections an

just up the road in sacramento. but they'll be without starting forward draymond green steve kerr said he woke up today not feeling well, it's unclear if it could be related to covid-19 vaccine side effects. meanwhile, the nba is abuzz today as the trade deadline has come and gone. the worst kept the core of the roster despite rumors about kelly junior being shopped around kron. 4 sports director jason dumas says live at the golden one center in sacramento to bieak it all down for us. jason, what's the latest? >> yet kylin the warriors moves today and the lack there of moves today signify 2 things for this organization one steve kerr is all in on developing young talent by trading away bradley wanamaker that leaves me cold mannion as the only true point guard on this team. yes. draymond green, steph korey jordan poll. they can all play point guard if need be. but we don't union is the only true point guard on this roster. so he's going to get significant minutes from here on out. number 2, this also means that this

there were people in sacramento more than in washington dc. not a single shot was fired, nothing was destroyed, what they were asking for, 100% within the law whereas people on the sixth seeking to overthrow a fair election, seeking to keep someone in power who didn't deserve to be in power, and the fact of the matter is black people reacted that way and done what we saw on the sixth, that level of violence, we would all be in prison right now. doesn't matter what we do. i am a college professor and i would be in jail right now, they would be rounding us up and anyone who doesn't believe that has not studied american history. a lot of japanese americans didn't do anything -- >> if you have questions, before we conclude i want to ask you, both of you, reading this book, one of the threads is how the black panther party was barely born before the fbi and justice department, can you talk about parental pro on the black panther movement? >> it stands for counterintelligence programming, a tactic the fbi used, infiltrate organizations, paid informa

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there's a lot of money sitting on the table in sacramento.at are opened by april 1st. so i hope this incentive, mayor shaft you say that you commend oh, usd for giving parents a choice. oakland parents don't have a choice right now. they can't send their children back to school. we've seen san francisco los angeles, other large urban district make that switch and they have start dates. oakland doesn't what's the holdup? the holdup is agreement with the teacher's union. and when i say the district i mean the school district. the board of education has taken a very clear position. we have to get schools reopened. you are correct. parents don't have a choice without schools reopened. they need to get this deal done on i for one absolutely feel like these schools have got to be opened as soon as possible. you can go on to the district's website. they show all the safety precautions that are in place. all the health plans have been approved by health officials are kids are desperate to get bac to in person learning with their friends with their te

sacramento was -- giving presentations in sacramento at the rec center and the swim club and in l.a. it's hotel belair, and so it was just a completely different entree, and once there were enough of those connections in those circles, then it was word of mouth. >> opens the doors everywhere else. >> right. >> interesting. it was interesting you're talking about parents but when the scandal broke it was often the mothers who were heavily involved in this, and you mentioned in your book kind of the mother insecurity, and it's interesting to -- i'm a parent as well, and my wife and i talked a lot about this during not only during the scandal but the reporting for my own book because one thing i noticed when i'm out -- as i was reporting the book only colleges and universities and admissions your ear tens to perk enwhen you hear people near you talk us but admissioned. eye be on planes and coffee shops and it was interesting how it was always this mothers discuss thing issueses and worried about their kids. what -- can you explain but how singer kind of played to the mothers' insecuriti

so that come a car caravan denouncing asian hate in sacramento.he message from organizer's who say racist attacks impact everyone, plus the new effort from the new york police department to try and stop racist attacks. also ahead. we're following breaking news out of san francisco, where police say pedestrians may have been hit during a side show tonight. we'll update you with what we know right after the break. go. where police say pedestrians may have been struck during a sideshow. the sideshow happened just before eight o'clock tonight on mission street between 23rd and 26 3. it's police say they received reports of people being hit. but because of the lack of access to this area, they can't confirm the number of victims or injuries at this time. this is video from the citizen app showing the police presence in that area that we understand the police are still on the scene right now trying to clear cars from that neighborhood. well, keep an eye on this story and update you as we learn more also knew attend. police in new york are trying to stop

this is what chris ault, a car floating in the sacramento river. someone perched on the roof as the frigid water rushed by. is just kind of sitting there. so we were a little confused if you okay or way. he did yell out that there was nobody else in the car. he was the only one. and we just as asking if you if him. >> but he said he. he did not swim. so chris jumped as the river swallowed the car up. >> chris lamb the 67 year-old oakland man to safety. i just kept telling chris amended you're you're you save his life. a tourist captured the intense moments kept on christmas. and new year chp south sacramento officer james young also agrees mister ayers was was a hero today. he definitely was a hero. officer young says the 67 year-old man was going west on twin cities road. >> and how to medical emergency as he was approaching the intersection of river road. the man kept accelerating his gmc ending up in the river to say that individuals life jumping the sacramento river. >> and pull this person out. he deserves a little recognition. >> chris doesn'

. >> a busy saturday night in downtown sacramento.as restrictions across the state. loosen very busy outdoor dining is fantastic. the 25 inside hurt us a little bit, but we're culminating to it. locals cantina's general manager scott mcleod says he's hopeful more will open up california's vaccination process continues to control covid-19 in the meantime, it's all hands on deck. yeah, our employees are working double the working over time. they're working 6 days a week mcleod says they're trying to fill the 8 kitchen positions in at least 10 employees in front of the house, but they haven't been lucky been very difficult. we have out on indeed and we have out on craig's list and the response has been very good and we do get we schedule interviews and they just don't show up or getting a lot of interest. but and. >> we hit some road courtney coogee is what heringer is states in clarksburg. she says you'll county, which is now on the state's orange tier. it's dealing with a similar problem. they're hoping to feel at least 5 positions for

man who crashed into the sacramento river. you can see the picture of the car and how deep it was garage false and a talk with the man who rescued the driver. >> i'm just glad i had it in me to do it and never been around that type of situation. it was a split-second decision, chris, or yes was faced with. there's no way out when she when you're in that river like that, that's a death trap. but he knew he had to dive in watch that prince. so you're not do something. this is what chris ault, a car floating in the sacramento river. someone perched on the roof as the frigid water rushed by. is just kind of sitting there. so we were a little confused if you okay or what. he did yell out that there was nobody else in the car. he was the only one. and we just i just asked him if you if you know a slam. >> but he said he. he did not swim. so chris jumped as the river swallowed the car up. >> chris lamb the 67 year-old oakland man to safety. i just kept telling chris amended you're you're you said his life on the tourist captured the

the sacramento bee reported that the dr. scott green has paid his fines. >> i do not feel comfortable for the welfare of a patient if you are in the process of operating that i was put on a trial. >> i have another surgeon right here so i can stand here and let them do the surgery. >> not at all. -- i don't think that's appropriate. >> now the medical board said it is looking into the incident. >>> coming up this morning, in sports, why just got a little tougher to be an offensive lineman in the nfc west. the arizona cardinals contenders now? >>> here is a live look outside in san jose on this tues meet bob minetti, loving husband, father and pancreatic cancer survivor. i am so glad i learned what was possible for me. to learnorabout the latest research, including clinical trials, visit pancreatic cancer collective.org. . >>> good tuesday morning. looking at mild temperatures this afternoon with a mix of sun and clouds. 70 degrees for campbell, san jose. 71 for morgan hill. concord a high of 70 degrees, also for brentwood an

they got in the car then and drove up i-80 and ran with the sacramento kings. the question is how much gas do they have left? once they got to the arena. >> the city of san jose on let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. %fo >>> good friday morning to you. so glad we made it to friday. it is 4:53. we'll see sunshine and warm temperatures. check it out. 71 in mounds view. 74 in santa clara, san jose. east bearings 76 in concord and around the bay upper 60s close to 70 in san franciscoment now, here is vern with sports. >> >> good morning. i got the nba up top with the warriors and the sacramento kings. they were shorthanded last night. no curry. no green and their neighbors in sacramento made quick work of them. x took off his warmup jacket. a game mi that and windmill jam the

this is what chris ault, a car floating in the sacramento river. someone perched on the roof as the frigid water rushed by. is just kind of sitting there. so we're a little confused if you okay or what. he did yell out that there was nobody else in the car. he was the only one. and we just i just asked him if you if you know a slam. >> but he said he. he did not swim. so chris jumped as the river swallowed the car up. >> chris lamb the 67 year-old oakland man to safety. i just kept telling chris amended you're you're you save his life. he'll a mudder is captured. the intense moments kept on christmas and new year chp south sacramento officer james young also agrees mister ayers was was a hero today. he definitely was a hero. officer young says the 67 year-old man was going west on twin cities road. >> and how to medical emergency as he was approaching the intersection of river road. the man kept accelerating his gmc ending up in the river to say that individuals life jumping the sacramento river. >> and pull this person. now he deserves a little re

chp south sacramento officer james young also agrees mr riots was was a hero today.finitely was a hero. also, young says the 67 year old man was going west on twin cities road and had a medical emergency. as he was approaching the intersection of river road. the man kept accelerating his gmc ending up in the river to say this individual's life jumping in the sacramento river and pulling this person out. he deserves a little recognition. chris doesn't think of himself as a hero. he just hopes others would do the same thing if it was his family member for akio, uh, reminds him that there is still good in the world when you see another human being in need and a time like this. i mean, your instinct should always automatically be the help. someone has grandpa or brother or a family member. that's a live right now because of chris. okot responsible for attacks on five people on separate occasions in the east bay has now been captured and euthanized. all of those attacks happen in the morago and lafayette area between early december and the middle of last month. one of the

i have to get out the building all the way in sacramento. know a soul out here.ack to san francisco. highland, back to you. >> jason, thank you. i wasn't joking. he's going to be sleeping on the street in sacramento before, you know, has to drive back, stay safe. but he on the wa tonight with the story of redemption and pizza. yeah. sacramento pizzeria owner has encountered a crook with a conscience apparently earlier this month. a vandal was caught on camera. as you can see, they're throwing a sewer grate through the window of steve's pizza. well, this week the owner received an anonymous letter and $2000 from the man claiming responsibility. things are heavy. the man in the letter said he was, quote. and didn't realize what he done until a friend sent him the story with the corresponding video. >> he says he would have come forward sooner if he had known. i don't know what you're hammered. what your word of choice blitz annihilated loaded. it was cursed by the pizza god's after he had to redeem himself. so that's good for our area was hammered glad he did that

an art gallery at sacramento city college is named after him.'idow says that during gregory escalator is, she drove him around while he sketched what he observed out of the car window. >> he didn't walk well the last six years. and so i was always his little feet. just a privilege to have been married and experiencing life with greg. >> his house has many of his own works hanging walls as well as books of his landscapes. he was 97. >>> parts of tennessee, oning me homethunderstorms are the emergency. lightning can be seen in the distance in this video. sections of the region known as middle tennessee have gotten between 5 and 8 inches of rain in just 24 hours. floodwaters are blocking multiple roads and interstates. >>> that's the complete opposite of what we are going to be seeing here. there is no rain to be seen in our seven-day forecast. instead, the story is how warm we are going to be, not only today, which isgoto be pretty impressive, but for much of next week as well. before i get to have one today is, i have to show you how foggy it is a

that is near sacramento and the state set aside $6.6 billion for schools if they reopen classrooms by march 31. >>> the rules are different depending on the tiers the district are in. in the purple tier, they would open kindergarten through second grade. districts in the red tier must bring back all elementary grades, plus one grade each and middle and high school with no vaccination requirements. a test may be more purple tiers beginning april 1 for every instructional day districts do not meet the requirements, the amount of money they are eligible to receive goes down 1%. >>> when people feel confident we can do this and when we prove this, to the smaller cohorts, i have all the confidence that it is almost like a flywheel and you will start seeing much more rapid pace of reopening. >> throughout the state, the plan does not require agreements with the teachers unions. they will likely beg to differ and we've reached out to the california teachers association and they say they don't have a statement but will later and we will stay on top of it. >>> marin county is one step closer t

there said today tjuiceo honor taylor were held nationwide, including in sacramento. this is the crowd at riverwalk park. people who went say the issue is bigger than just taylor's death. not just standing up for her, but i'm standing up for all the unknown names of black women that has carried generation to generation to be where we are now, and i am one of them, and here's what it looked like in washington, d c. today, people held a vigil and march of black lives matter plaza that plaza received the name last year on what would have been taylor's 27th birthday. coming up a record number of migrant children or the u. s border with mexico have the department of homeland security is working to keep them out of detention centers and a merryweather a bit of a cool down today, but still both see sunny skies for most of the region. we're talking about some rain than our sunday forecast, especially later in the day, we'll have the forecast the update coming up the first weekend without a mask mandate in texas at 10 35 will show you what it look like. it's crowds celebrated

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there was 100% arrest rate in 67 in sacramento and just in sheer numbers, there were more people in sacramento than in washington, d.c. not a single shot was fired, nothing was destroyed, no one was assaulted. what they were asking for was 100% within the law whereas the people on the sixth were seeking to over overthrow a fair election. someone who didn't deserve to be in power, who legally did not win the election and the fact of the matter is that if black people had reacted that way and had done what they did with that level of violence, we would all be in prison right now. it doesn't matter what we do. i'm a college professor and i would be in jail because they would be rounding us up. anyone who does not believe that has not studied american history because there is a lot of japanese-americans who didn't do anything during world war ii and they were all thrown into internment camps. >> if you have questions, please put them in the question area before we conclude. to speak to that, reading your book it feels one of the threats is how the black panther party was sort of barely born before

the county says it's likely to see human trafficking. >> and the sacramento international airport. is unfortunately no exception. >> traffickers do use transportation, whether it be car or rail or plane, too, to move human beings and traffic that because of this sacramento county has implemented a new training program for all staff at the sacramento international airport. >> this is a new partnership with the department of homeland security and the department of transportation. this gives them. >> some idea and some help on toops on what to look if that is happening. >> samantha mott with the county's department of airport says some of those tools include being on the lookout for people traveling together with major age differences order. companion could be someone who is always speaking for the always answering for them. while this program is new for the airport months as airport staff have already been effective in stopping possible victims in the past couple years ago there was an employee who actually prevented 2 young girls who are getting on a plane to go to may. >> think mod

from sacramento. but there are so many people in sacramento that are so frustrated with what's beenhe going on in california and embattled governor gavin newsom is now facing his sixth, that's his sixth attempt to get recalled. i spoke today to assemblyman kevin kiley. he is leading this effort to recall gavin newsom and he says the governor has a lot to be worried about. just listen to him. >> what, assemblyman kiley, made you want to be in the forefront to lead the effort for the recall against governor gavin t newsom, what were your reasons? >> well, i mean it's just everything that gavin newsom has done to our state over the last year, which has brought california to long-term decline in total free fall. this is really leded by the peoe of california. this is a citizens movement. over 2 million people have signed this petition.th >> one of the issues i've been hearing from people who are frustrated and upset whether they are republican or democratt is the issue of our children in the public school

i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news, sacramento county could soon follow the bay area with a move into the red tear. the state capital is expected to move out of the most restrictive purple tear wednesday. and that would allow sacramento county restaurants to resume indoor dining at 25% capacity and the county's popular museums would be allowed to open their doors to visitors once again. it is arrested for people. it's a place to remove yourself from the stresses of your day from the world and not being able to have that sense of escape. i think has really been hard for everyone. sacramento county is among the growing number of areas across california, where there has been a sharp decline and covid-19 cases over recent weeks. there has also been a dramatic rise in vaccinations. well starting tomorrow, an estimated 4.4 million people in california will be added to the list of those eligible to receive the covid vaccine. they would include people between the ages of 16 and 64 with disabilities or underlying health conditions such as cancer and diabetes will join the people 65 older and t

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host: let's hear from sacramento, california, on the independent line. this is rhonda. caller: this is a huge issue here in california. because of the coalition of those being released from incarceration and the agencies that they are to report to have been overwhelmed prior to the covid pandemic. so what happens is those released because recidivism. part of that is going to the asian community and committing these heinous crimes. as a representative i did hear you speak upon that you have been in communication with law enforcement by getting probation, parole. so they are not being monitored. there are no jobs for them to go to and note agencies available for them to help the homeless here, not only in sacramento, but los angeles and up and down our state. there is nothing for them so they are creating recidivism. can you please comment on this and it is an honor to speak with you. guest: you point to a fundamental problem of our prison system, and that is whether the goal is punishment or whether the goal is rehabilitation. i believe that it should be rehabilitation,

joins us live at the levy's mass vaccination site in santa clara and more school reopenings in sacramentoay. a lot to talk about, crist. >> lots to talk about and know a lot of parents are listening. teachers are getting vaccinated around the bay area, ramping up, going pretty well for the most part but also school funding could get a shot in the arm. let's talk about what our lawmakers are going to vote on today. that is that california school reopening plan, $6.6 billion total, but $2 billion set aside for schools that reopen for the youngest students and most vulnerable by april 1st, this is money set aside for safety measures so that it makes things a little bit easier for schools to say yes. there's also $4.6 billion package that would include closing that learning gap, learning loss that students had over a year of distance learning, that one is not tied to early reopening. we will follow that for you. today and tomorrow, every shot at the oakland coliseum mass vaccination site is set aside for teachers and school staff, including custodians, cafeteria workers and such. the coliseum

according to "the sacramento bee" he was only there to highlight small business financial relief and never sat down. >>> lady gaga reyou nighted with her french bulldogs after the pair was stolen at gun point. the dog walker shot in the chest. doctors say he is expected to make a full recovery. as for the two dogs returned by a woman who found them tied up in an alley. it's not yet clear if that woman will receive the $500,000 reward lady gaga was offering. >>> new details this morning in a show of support from fellow golfers for tiger woods in his ongoing recovery after last week's rollover crash. this was cool. in yesterday's final round of the wgc workday championship, take a look at the golfers there wearing the trademark tiger red. he wears his red shirts on sunday. former cal bear colin morikawa won that event, not wearing red, but woods later tweeted from his hospital room "it's hard to explain how touching today was when i turned on the tv and saw all the red shirts. to every golfer and every fan, you are truly helping me get through this tough time." that's a really cool tri

a sacramento city unified school district., that was doug johnson reporting. >> coming up next. today, pet owners be where the popular animal food brands which might be contaminated. >> and the hustle and bustle of conventions in the city may be just around the corner. a group of doctors has signed up for the first convention. it let's go knee center since things were shut down. >> and in sports, the stanford cardinal tries to make it to the 14th final 4, but they were in for a fight tonight. >> the first convention of the year. it's been booked at san francisco's moscone center. this may be another sign that covid could soon be in the rearview mirror. the meeting is set to take place at the end of september and it's not just anyone attending but a group of doctors hand surgeons. in fact, four's. dan kerman has the story. >> it's been more than a year since san francisco's muskogee center was filled with convention attendees. but come late september. it could happen again. the american society for surgery of the hand has confi

>>> a boy in sacramento is being hailed a hero after saving his baby sister from drowning. it happened while he was playing with her and then she suddenly disappeared. he then found her floating in the family pool. he was able to scream for help and called 911 while his mom did cpr. his quick thinking got help to arrive in time to resuscitate his baby sister. >> basically kami gave her power to me and i had the power to scream. then mom came over and jumped in and got kami out. >> paul: i'm just very impressed that he was so calm and collected, he called for 911 and gave them our address and told them to get here immediately. >> experts say installing a safety fence or barrier can prevent many accidents like these. >> she looks okay now, but wow. that is it for us, see you back at six. >> the cbs weekend news is next and we have news updates always on kpix.com. captioning sponsored by cbs >> diaz: tonight, major relief americans. >> diaz: the senate passes the controversial covid relief bill. president's desk. >> we have taken a giant step >> diaz: what's in it for you. mil

. >> reporter: oscar helped to defeat sacramento high in 2016. listen to how he answers a question about sacramento star solomon young. >> it seems that you were able to stop him. >> he is a monster. all props to him. >> reporter: at grand canyon university he was one of the teams greatest hopes at a run at an ncaa title. grand canyon brought him back in his fifth year and he owned up to it. >> my mother has been my back on through it all. you got to make decisions, having the will and the want to be better on the court and off the court. >> we talk about black lives matter, oscar exemplified the depths of what a black man can be through perseverance and resiliency. >> reporter: as you can imagine, a lot of shock and sadness across the ncaa with friends, players and coaches tweeting out that he was an elite player. may he rest in peace. >> the chp adds that the two officers injured in the crash are expected to survive. they both have a long road to recovery that are doing better. >>> some shaking this afternoon in the south bay, a 3.3 magnitude e

. >>> the issue of racially biased home appraisals was front and center in sacramento today. >> it is wrong and offensive and so many levels. >> state leaders held a hearing on the topic may recall our stories about families of color, they believe it's because of their race. now are learning what california lawmakers might doobie to make sure this doesn't keep happening. continue a exclusive reporting. >> people often masquerade as a friend to create some fair and equitable and reasonable opportunities to get homeownership. >> reporter: an exclusive abc7 report a white friend poses the homeowner and the disparity and appraisal was in creased increase. >> reporter: they cheer the community and at the hearing, panels from uc berkeley, center for responsible lending offer solutions to what they call a systemic issue of the devaluation of black homes. >> there should be a robust view of review of's federal standards unconscious bias for appraisers. >> i have been hearing about this happening all over the country. >> reporter: i spoke to him after the informational hearing. >> i certainly

al sur de sacramento reciben la vacuna contra el covid 19. >>> venir a los lugares de la agricultura,nerse la vacuna. >>> las largas jornadas de los trabajadores el cuerpo estÁ cansado para conducir a un centro de vacunaciÓn. >>> entra a las 5 de la maÑana y sale a las 4. hay personas que tienen familia, no pueden salir, tienen que cocinar y uno llega cansado. >>> es una situaciÓn que reconocen funcionario del condado. hasta la fecha han in nunzado mÁs de mil campesinos en sus lugares de empleo. >>> hemos vacunado a los campesinos lo mÁs pronto y fÁcilmente que podamos. es una poblaciÓn muy, muy esencial. los trabajador que nos dan de comer. se entregÓ la tarjeta donde inca cuÁndo regresar para la segunda dosis. no pierdan eso es importante. tienen que esperar 15 minoss para asegurarse que no hayan reacciones para la vacuna. >>> para juan pablo es un dÍa que ha esperado ansiosamente. >>> lleva un aÑo sin ver a sus padres. >>> me da la esperanza de que para el prÓximo mes. cuando llegue el dÍa de las padres la voy a poder abrazar. >>> enfermar a mi familia y mis compaÑeros de trabajo.

. >> reporter: two men living underneath a bridge at sacramento street not far from downtown vallejo. police were called to make a rescue, camera equipment to see what they were dealing with. >> they had tunnelled across from this side of the bridge underneath. >> reporter: construction crews say the men used shovel and pick to dig through the earth. men have been working to dig the 40 foot long and 5 foot high tunnel for five years. hard to believe but carney says it's possible. >> tunnels dug into the hillside all along, people digging in when it's warmer. >> reporter: like me places in the bay area, homelessness is a big problem in vallejo. council member brown is not surprised. >> seen the homeless population double every year i've been on council. it's a situation where you have not built enough housing, housing, this is how we got here. >> reporter: vallejo is building a navigation center and working on permanent transitional housing. help can't come soon enough. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> communities in east bay stunned by sudden death of popular basketball player, fro

bus that shs criminals are ngganow targeting people in a certain type of lo atan the capital, in sacramento this thag.en isate e well, the fight to t schools reopened for in peoninrsrns eahag enbea so fast. the plan includes financi incentives to get students back after april 1st, the financial incentive to reopen start to increase, 1% per school day for districts that don't get back on campus. it does not however address vaccines which teachers have said they need before they agreed to return. >> i think everybody that wants to be vaccinated should be vaccinated. we do not think vaccinations are prerequisites to safely reopening our schools, that is not my opinion, that is the opinofio the cdc. >> reporter: the framework does present progress. >> it has some good things in it in terms of providing funding, it is much needed all of the time, so that is great. it would be awesome if the gove along with local leaders would take their same passion and energy toward advocating and providing access to core vaccinations. att fr r the superintendent. though i wish. the governor's announcement does

we will follow that out of sacramento and find the latest at nbcbayarea.com.ara, kris sanchez "today in the bay." >>> the plans to revamp the area got larger because according to the mercury news the google neighborhood is being expanded to 262 acres. city leaders are also promising nearly 213,000 residential units and more than 14 million square feet of office space. the final blueprint for the area is expected some time this spring. >>> turning to a live look outside from the east bay. look at the sun's arrival over walnut creek. yep, coming up, revealing a very clear start and looks like a sunny finish to our day as well. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. she's got a look at our forecast. we should enjoy today, right? >> absolutely. we have a couple more days of some warm weather before the cold front arrives on early saturday morning. it's also going to bring in rain and look at the drop in temperatures and we'll see that continuing into next week as more rain comes in. mike, any issues for the morning commute? >> kari, we're looking towards the

. >>> a delivery driver in the sacramento area caught on camera stealing from a shrine dedicated to a baby that passed away. the family is trying to get some answers tonight. >> reporter: it looks like your average amazon delivery, rounding the corner, a driver looks ready to drop off a package but leaves the truck empty-handed. a different camera angle shows them crouching down next to a shrine for a baby. seconds later, the driver seen running back with balloons and gifts in hand. >> have you even explain that? what were you doing, taking the balloons to your girlfriend, it doesn't get lower than that bro. >> reporter: in this sacramento county neighborhood, some are wondering who could do such a thing. >> it is unacceptable, unethical, downright heartbreaking. >> reporter: this amazon driver didn't stop once, surveillance video shows they came back minutes later for more. >> as papers we need to communicate more. >> reporter: neighbors now on high alert, the driver yet to be caught. the family that lives here is filing a police report and hoping for answers from amazon as have some

scott green was doing a face lift when he answered a call from sacramento traffic court. for a hearing about a speeding ticket. green says he joined the zoom and handed over the case to another surgeon whom he was training. >> this was our last through it. through all the critical occurse time. not a zoom call to traffic court. as i've never been to traffic court. >> now other doctors also say taking calls or leaving the o.r. is common when there is another surgeon there. court staff called off the hearing when they saw green was in the operating room. he ended up paying that t svice on hold for two months. work starred started today to remove the floating dock for required maintenance. it's done while the ferry is experiencing only 3% of the normal ridership because of the pandemic. in the meantime the golden gate bridge district is offering buses to take people between southern marin and san francisco. the lashing spur and teuber on ferry will continuekdservic to francisco. >>> well a helping hand when bay area families need it the most. meet the group that's trying to

. >>> the california medical board reportedly investigating a sacramento area plastic surgeon who attended a zoom traffic court hearing in the middle of surgery. >> are you available for trial? kind of looks like you're in an operating room right now. >> i am, sir, in an operating room. i'm available for trial. go right ahead. >> let me briefly advise you -- >> the judge did not just go right ahead in this youtube video captured by the "sacramento bee" the judge told dr. scott green he didn't feel comfortable jeopardizing the safety of the patient. the hearing was quickly rescheduled. "the bee's" account the doctor said was not accurate and he had nothing to say. >>> 4:37. leaders in oakland's chinatown plan to modify and expand recently created foot patrols to boost patrol after recent anti-asian violent attacks. a 13-year-old girl organized one rally in san mateo over the weekend and given the current climate ashlyn so felt the need to take a stand. the rally turned into a show of solidarity for neighbors and friends. >> i thought this isn't okay. i have to do something about this and i

tonight the sacramento b.doctor paid his fines and fees for the speeding and license tag violations and his traffic trial was vacated but now the medical board of california says they want to take a closer look into that incident. >> i do not feel comfortable for the welfare of a patient if you are in the process of operating that i would put on a trial. >> i have another surgeon here doing the surgery with me so i can stand here and let them do it. >> not at all. i don't think so. i don't think it is appropriate. >> the judge shut it down. >> it was just a weird look. you have to wonder. i mean, maybe plastic surgeon postpone the surgery, postpone the court date. have somebody else do it? i did not understand why he needed to be there. >> i try to multitask as much as possible but i would like to think if i was responsible for a surgical procedure that would have my attention. >> we have not heard from the patient yet. >> yes. >> full attention, please. >> i think we will hear from that person. you will get m

>> just in the context of sacramento because rick started his business in the early 90s and back then it was pure word-of-mouth in sacramento is a different vibe, it's a different culture and then also early on it was just legitimate, there was cheating going on but he would work for a kid and get them in. it was like old-fashioned word-of-mouth when a parent talks to another parent and it grew so it was very grassroots, very organic. and when you put the la leader in southern california, if not just los angeles. it's like 2009 he would start. he comes in at a muchhigher level . one of the parents involved in the scandal, douglas hodge who was the ceo of a financial institution. through dog, rick was giving his presentations at places like pedro, he would give them and oppenheimer so he got into this wealth management circle. if you're not just a wealthy person, you're all wealth manager you're probably very wealthy and you're being invited to oppenheimer or penn codes who hears this guy talking to you about college admissions so it's just that's a totally different tone. you're not q

sacramento police say so far. also they have no updates on this case, you may soon learn if an effort to recall governor gavin newsom will end up on the ballot new figures from the states election agency showed that as of last week, 1.2 million signatures have already been validated. 1.5 million are needed for the measure to qualify on the ballot. if it does a recall election could be held in october next month, an appeals court will hear argue into the lawsuit, accusing governor newsome of overstepping his authority with an executive order disorder included sending balance to all registered voters in the state last fall. two republican lawmakers argue the order was unconstitutional since only the legislature can make or change state law. in november, a state superior court judge issued an injunction against the governor for future use of state emergency powers. the appeals court hearing is set for april 20th in sacramento. a group of community members is threatening to sue the san francisco board of education for

now there isn't a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow and old sacramento, but lots of other prizes are up for grabs during the st patrick's day scavenger hunt, the downtown sacramento partnership is hosting the hunt through st patrick's day on wednesday. the event uses technology on cell phones to give customers clues, pointing them to lucky. shamrock spots. activities are all outdoors, allowing for mask wearing and social distancing. it's all part of the effort to get people back into stores and restaurants after what has been a very tough year. they've been working really hard to make it safe. but have people still feel comfortable to come down so that the stores can survive? so it's been great. sacramento county is anticipating a move to the less restrictive red tear, allowing patrons back indoors for dining gyms and movie theaters can reopen and museums are back in business. all that reduced capacity. man for the second year in a row of bronx native hosted a small covid cautious st patrick's day parade. it happened yesterday in the river river deal neighborhood. the parade was orga

. >> a sacramento area surgeon seen appearing in traffic court over zoom while in the operating room defends his actions. >>> and you probably heard it last night, that storm that rolled through the bay area, and it certainly left its mark. drew. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. that storm is long gone. we start out the weekend with a lot of sunshine, but more rain is in the forecast. we'll show you our >>> new developments now. an italian prosecutor is calling for two bay area men to be sentenced to life in sentence. finigan, the elder of san francisco, and gabriel christian natalio of the bay area are charged with killing a police officer in rome. elder claimed it was a case of self-defense, not murder. he says they failed to defend themselves before gra the on the strt. th defse will make its case march 18th. >>> a plastic surgeon in california who faces criticism for attending a traffic court zoom while performing surgery is defending himself. dr. scott green was doing a face lift when he answered a call from sacramento traffic court for a hearing about a speeding ticket. gre

warriors, the fellows in sacramento made quick work of them. no problem. the warriors, this is one he can tell his grandkids about. give me that and a jam the thwashot. he scored 21 points in the 1st half. kings up 11. then the kings pulled away in the 3rd. drilled a three and got fouled. and look at the bench. yeah, they are excited. under 4 to play. fox glide for a free-throw line jumper. we are done sceda career 44, ki won it. >>> number 10 in blue, brad was traded by golden state to the hornets today focead lost his spotin t got to make the shots. also, center chris was sent to leg. >>> and check out double "o," aaron gordon traded from orlando to denve a lot of tread on him. he is just 25 years old. >>> all right, a week from now, big league season starts, giants and the mariners and the a's open at home. the green and gold they host the astros first pitch, just after 7:00. about 11,0fans, the first professional sporting event in the bay area in over a year. >> only 11,000 fans. the first fans in any event in almost a year in the bay area. so, it is v