the alumni community and residents of the san francisco bay area and beyond because of the controversy, lowell's status as a top ranked high school has made national news. because of the pandemic, the san francisco school board proposed eliminating merit based admission for one school year but when racist incidents resurfaced at the high school they made the change permanent. half the students are asian, 20% white, 12% latino, 2% african-american. there were ongoing questions and concern busy moving lowell to the lottery system will end or address racism at the school. the commissioner wanted to delay the vote and other board and community members felt the issue of equity and the safety of black students at the school has been delayed long enough. >> when people say slow it down, we slowed it down for decades. it is time to act. >> i am glad we are not in school right now. if we were i would be afraid for the students safety. >> not saying this is a rushed process. >> what are you witnessing now is our words finally moving in to action. >> jenny lamb was one of the two no votes. >> we

there's something reported nearby. >>> cleanup efforts are beginning from an oil spill in san francisco bay. overnight some 600 gallons of oil spilled from an pipeline in chevron's richmond refinery, happened yesterday afternoon. the spill is said to be contained and as "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd reports, there are still many unanswered questions. >> reporter: nighttime cleanup has been suspended, this following a petroleum spill from a pipe near the chevron refinery long wharf, a major tanker terminal and port facility in point richmond. >> i smelled this smell coming in. i thought it's either chevron or the wharf, and then i heard the helicopters and so i thought okay, it's the wharf. >> reporter: helicopters the fi will it be the last. >> took a while for chevron to discover it, and then a bit more time passed before it was reported to the county, so sometime close to 3:30 is when the county received notification. >> reporter: fire crews, the coast guard, along with hazmat teams, are working to contain the leak that was reported to be spilling five gallons of petroleum product a mi

julie gold was at the san francisco bay federation and dowment foundation and then rabbi cassner the east bay. so i'm wondering are some of the things we can say about this particular jewish community at this point in time? >> there's a lot to say about the jewish community. we use the portrait really to assess the state of our community, the fitness, the well-being and to do some meaning making. what we can say about our community is it's extraordinary die versus. it is stable and we're seeing a lot of movement within the bay area. we have a lot of young jews who are looking to ectoe communy orrous>>we know population age pie cuts in terms of age and race and immigration status and that sort of a thing? >> yes. we know a lot. terms of the pie, the largest percentage of our population are young adults, and, in fact, we have the largest young adult population of any jewish community in the united states, even in north america. and the second bubble of our population are boomers, baby boomers. >> so young adult is probably 18 through. >> 34 and baby boomers late 50s forward. >> somewher

we're in an urban environment. >> right now at 5:30, danger this morning in the waters of san francisco bay after hundreds of gallons of oil spilled following a rupture at an oil refinery. the big question, what went wrong. >>> and dusting off the chalkboard, the bay area school district bringing students back to the classroom in hours and the steps taken to protect the kids and teachers. >>> plus crossing into california. this morning, we're finding out just how many more vaccines are on their way to the golden state and how many of your neighbors have already received their shots, as "today in the bay" continues right now. good wednesday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm cierra johnson. marcus washington will join us coming up. >>> developing right now, cleanup efforts only just getting started in san francisco bay after an oil spill from a pipeline at chevron's richmond refinery as investigators try to determine what went wrong. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live in richmond this morning with a new update on just how much oil was spilled and now

was issued by it was lifted last night. >> you are looking at petroleum that spilled into the san francisco bay and san pablo bay tuesday. >> smell like somebody spilled gasoline in front of my house. it smelled very very badly for whole day. >> i smelled it and i thought well, something is going on. >> reporter: something was going on. as officials confirm that .600 gallons of petroleum spilled into the water creating a smell that spread through the community. stemming from a leech on the long wharf that connects the refine troy ships. at one point in the day --. the confirmed the leak has been contained. as for wildlife in the water? >> there hasn't been any reported at this time. but we have the care network on standby. >> reporter: nearby neighbors say this happens -- >> it is a necessary evil and it is not going away any time soon. >> reporter: others say what happened here tuesday is unacceptable and someone needs to be held accountable. >> i'm really devastated. i cannot take my kids to the water. i cannot walk on the water. i cannot enjoy it. i am really scared. >> at this point we have

spectacular day lot of sunshine temperatures running above the much of the bay area now the couple of patches of fog creep in the san franciscon you see couple batches roll on by here but a nice shot out there over the bay right now as we're going to close the day mostly sunny side up but won't be long and then we start talking rain doppler radar scan your skies a storm system sums to about 450 miles off the coastline. the san francisco right now it is going to be on approach tonight clouds going to start to fill in your skies right now things are stay mostly clear, although we did have a couple of patches of fog. >>along the coastline winds have been kicking up just a little bit around the bay area breezy afternoon in san francisco 23 miles per hour 21 sfo 15 in benicia and 16 in flail now the winds likely to continue as we head to tomorrow as well we'll see that from to get a dive into the bay area and then we get a cold wind developing a little bit of a southerly component as a storm system gets a little bit closer so plan on the winds picking up throughout the day tomorrow you see all the colors begin to fill in looking f

cbsn bay area, frustration building over a back to school battle in san francisco. we're live with the new negotiations to get kids back to class. >>> the game changing day when it comes to covid in the bay area, mass vaccination sites now opening up this morning. >>> it's cold now but not for long. mary has your weekend warm up in just a moment. good morning. it is friday, february 5. i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. good morning. your friday forecast is full of sunshine. let's go to mary lee. >>> good morning. enjoy that sun. it's going to be a beautiful day ahead today and into the weekend. but not coming any time . okwith our mount hamilton camera from lake observatory with mainly clear skies. cold temps down to 30s and 40s and even sub freezing in santa rosa with patchy fog, san jose is in the low 40s. through the afternoon with that sunshine, upper 50s along the coast, low to mid 60s around bay and upper 60s inland. about three to eight degrees above average. just to show you all the sunshine on futurecast later today. let's check with gianna. it's gett

as we look around the bay, 59 in san francisco and for daley city. 62 in oakland. for the east bayshore line and for the north bay you will see highs with that sun in the mid- 60s's. 66 in santa rosa and 64 for napa. here is that extended forecast and what you can expect as we look at changes ahead for tomorrow. cooler and the return of the rain for us for your thursday. a few showers in the morning on friday and then partly cloudy in the afternoon. a little bit of sun, should be a nice day on friday. showers return on sunday with our next weather system and then it dries out for sunday and then unsettled weather as we look to early next week on president's day. >>> let's check in with michelle and how are the roadways? >> so far the roadways are pretty good. at 4:47 right now. we are seeing a bit of a slow down for the super commuters coming in from tracy. we are starting to see some red and orange on the radar right now. speeds dropping down to about 37 miles an hour. for super commuters it's about a 30 minute drive from highway 205 to 680 in dublin. taking a look

>>let's take a live picture now looking out over the san francisco bay, san francisco man the national weather service is forecasting some windy weather coming to the bay area later this week it could be strong enough winds to topple trees and cause some power outages just a little bit sunlight glinting off the sales force tower there chief meteorologist lawrence karnow was what we can expect warts yeah 5.57 today and we are seeing what looks like some spectacular weather ahead, but the winds are going to whip they could be a problem around parts of the bay area, especially if you've got some root systems that are weekend may be some branches out there as well you can see those coming down. >>up there right now a gorgeous shot looking from the east bay hills and back out west you can see the sun setting on what was a gorgeous day temperatures really warmed in the san francisco to 18 miles per hour calm in places like the bottle right now also other parts of the bay area but certainly winds are going to be the story high-pressure is going to start to build in here is that ridge starts t

we're live in san francisco, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> let's take a close look at san francisco's vaccine rollout to date. so far more than 151,000 doses have been administered. in the city, 764,000 people over the age of 16 are eligible for the shot. 15% of those people have gotten one dose, 4% have gotten that second dose. let's see how california is doing with vaccine distribution. so far the federal government has shipped 8.5 million vaccines to the state. a little over 8 million of those have actually arrived. of that, about 6 million have actually been injected into arms. now, the oakland coliseum getting ready to open as a mass vaccination site. it opens tuesday. but today people who live in alameda county and are eligible for the shot were able to start scheduling those appointments. you have to do that. b.a.r.t. is encouraging people to get their vaccines. anyone headed home from the coliseum after getting a shot can ride b.a.r.t. for free. all you have to do is show your vaccination card. >>> new at 6:00, as more people get vaccinated, some states are actually lifting re

so right now it hasn't crossed san pablo bay to san francisco bay as we look from the east bay hi

some of that may leak to san pablo bay and if it hangs around into san francisco bay.ow most of our activity from our storm is up to the north. i did hear reports some of light rain falling around santa rosa, live doppler 7 is pretty inactive in that area. expect light showers mainly after the morning commute. and before the evening commute, mainly across the north bay also. here is a look from sutro. maybe that's a little bit of fog on the left side of your screen? we'll definitely keep an eye on it, me and jobina. temperatures in the mid-30s to low 40s. this morning, cooler, low to mid-50s this afternoon. coldest day moving forward. more on that weekend warming trend coming up. here's kumasi. >>> this morning, a big boost is apparently coming for the vaccine rollout. the white house says it will allocate an additional 500,000 doses for states per week which will bring the total to 10.5 million. in addition to that, 1 million more doses will start going to more than 6,000 pharmacies across the nation next week. so far more than 52 million doses have been distributed,

at the top stories we're following including the cleanup after yesterday's oil spill in the san francisco bayay's"s. sps live near richmond chevron refinery. you have a new update from fish and wildlife. >> reporter: that update is that there are no reports of oil, the wildlife at this point so that at least part of the investigation is cleared but the air quality said about 600 gallons of this oil leaked into the bay. it was noticed around 3:00 p.m. yesterday refinery workers noticed a sheen of water near the richmond refinery wharf. a response was initiated and crews located a leak in an underground pipeline used to transport oil and products to the refinery. now that leak has been secured, but that cleanup and investigation continues this morning. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> new this morning, a wage hike coming for grocery store workers in san jose. city council voted to approve hazard pay for those putting themselves at risk each and every day. grocery store workers will receive an extra $3 an hour starting in about two months. it will apply only

they're working on a revised reopening plan, others like san francisco unified in oakland, unified still don't have a return date. and some baya teachers air refusing to go back to the classroom until they're vaccinated. cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. in san mateo county parents held held a rally today in hopes of getting students back into classrooms as soon as possible. parents say remote learning has taken a toll on their children's mental health along with their academic success and social emotional development. right now, the decision to have teachers were turned to the classroom has been left to local school district and there is now a risk that students may not return not in the proper color tear. another reason we're here is we've been frustrated with governor newsome and the way he's managed this in that he left it up to every local school district to negotiate with their unions and come up with their own plants. parents want governor newsome to declare teachers essential in order to get students back into the classroom by march 1st regardless of what color tear their county is in. but on the other side of the a

and department of public health environmental management branch and the state of california san francisco bay regional water quality control board. these efforts have resulted in rates in the city of san francisco, 948 acres, which is equivalent to 88% of federal land for local reuse purposes. the don keeps the public informed on awareness campaigns. these activities include holding quarterly restoration advisory board meeting and annual rab, restoration advisory board sending environmental documents to the san francisco library providing environmental cleanup work notices to residents in three languages and maintaining an informational website where details of the environmental cleanup work are posted. >> supervisor peskin: thank you madam chair and thank you madam clerk. i will note 88% is significantly larger. >> i can clarify that. >> supervisor melgar: i think we can now go to public comment if none of my colleagues have any further comments or questions. i think we have quite a few folks on the line. we have 22 listeners with 13 in cue. james, if you can unmute the first caller. caller,

and department of public health environmental management branch and the state of california san francisco bay regional water quality control board. these efforts have resulted in rates in the city of san francisco, 948 acres, which is equivalent to 88% of federal land for local reuse purposes. the don keeps the public informed on awareness campaigns. these activities include holding quarterly restoration advisory board meeting and annual rab, restoration advisory board sending environmental documents to the san francisco library providing environmental cleanup work notices to residents in three languages and maintaining an informational website where details of the environmental cleanup work are posted. >> supervisor peskin: thank you madam chair and thank you madam clerk. i will note 88% is significantly larger. >> i can clarify that. >> supervisor melgar: i think we can now go to public comment if none of my colleagues have any further comments or questions. i think we have quite a few folks on the line. we have 22 listeners with 13 in cue. james, if you can unmute the first caller. caller,

and department of public health environmental management branch and the state of california san francisco bay regional water quality control board. these efforts have resulted in rates in the city of san francisco, 948 acres, which is equivalent to 88% of federal land for local reuse purposes. the don keeps the public informed on awareness campaigns. these activities include holding quarterly restoration advisory board meeting and annual rab, restoration advisory board sending environmental documents to the san francisco library providing environmental cleanup work notices to residents in three languages and maintaining an informational website where details of the environmental cleanup work are posted. >> supervisor peskin: thank you madam chair and thank you madam clerk. i will note 88% is significantly larger. >> i can clarify that. >> supervisor melgar: i think we can now go to public comment if none of my colleagues have any further comments or questions. i think we have quite a few folks on the line. we have 22 listeners with 13 in cue. james, if you can unmute the first caller. caller,

. >>> and hundreds of gallons of petroleum dumped into the san francisco bay. you can see the slick sheen there. what is being done to deal with this big mess. >>> and here is a look at our current temperatures. at least compared to 24 hours ago, we're waking up to cooler conditions. we'll start in san francisco, where we range from 46 to 51. the rest of us draws from 39 to 49. we'l want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get a new samsung galaxy starting at $17 a month. learn more at xfinitymobile.com or visit your local xfinity store today. >>> all right, welcome back. let's take a look at what to expect today if you're going to be outside. it is going to be dry all day. take breaks if you're inside, it is our last really sunny and mild day moving forward. now,

it's considered verga giving you a look there at the san francisco maybe a few sprinkles over the bay bridge and the san franciscoouth bay in and out of a few sprinkles, but when it comes to accumulation, santa rosa reporting just trace amounts. so there's a good idea of just how much is actually hitting the ground, giving you a look there at the temperatures at this hour 55 degrees in san francisco upper fifties and walnut creek a few little sixties out there 63 in brentwood into the north bay 56. santa rosa this morning we started out way warmer than yesterday by several degrees, even 10 12 degrees or so, but you can see now with all that gray sky overhead. we're within a few degrees in most areas. oakland up by four palo alto up by seven. in the north bay. napa is up by three. the winds are lighter even in our hills, not not much of a breeze out there today, so we'll go with fairly calm conditions. mostly cloudy conditions and the possibility of a few sprinkles as we get into the afternoon, it will dwindle away and we'll be left with a partly cloudy skies for tonight and into tomor

san jose this afternoon, 62 four santa clara and the south bay. for the east bay, concord, and pleasant hill, it is 62. around the bay, san francisco 58 this afternoon, 16 oakland and san leandro and for the north bay, low 60s, 62 in santa rosa and topping out at 65 for st. helena. here is dennis with sports. >>> and morning, everybody. you know, when the warriors came is on e cud th basketballi his hands nine times out of 10. last night though, draymond green with the rock and all my. klay thompson taking his first back to back to the alamo, and first quarter, steph curry, looking about as undependable as it gets. no chance, warriors led by 14, thanks to that man. but the spurs erased it with 12 seconds left, marie knocked down his own shot from the corner, 101-97, spurs. curry sat there and stewed, but he did something about it, falling away from the wings, sh warriors got a chance, they got the life, got the ball back. down three, 8 seconds to go. pass to dream on, which immediately chalks up a brick. he thought he was going to get fouled. that foul was never called, and the spurs won the green game five, 100. >> i thought that

temperatures mostly in the low 60s around the bay, exactly 60 in san francisco and mostly mid 60s for the north bay and a couple of degrees cooler farther north. a big warm-up in store further down the line, temperatures will warm up to around 70 degrees monday and tuesday, mid 60s around the bay and low 60s on the coast. with that one little rain chance thursday night into friday with maybe a few additional drops early on saturday. we will keep you updated on that.>> somebody in fort worth is watching this on satellite right now saying 70 degrees? >> probably not, because they don't have any power. >> good point.>> i think they are watching their own news. >>> tomorrow kpix 5 will debut our new series, unifying america, it's a partnership with cbs news to future communities coming together during these divisive times. >> like many churches, san jose's emmanuel baptist church has been largely shuttered during this pandemic. during that time the church has forged a unique relationship with the county health department and found a new way to serve and connect with the community. the pas

nbc bay area's pete ceratos joins us live in san francisco with more information. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, see sierra. behind me at the mosconi center will become a mass vaccination site tomorrow. the mayor will be addressing the media shortly to give more details on how this is going to work. we know it will be appointment only and for health care workers and folks that are 65 and older group. now, it will be offered regardless of health care coverage. as you mentioned you got the board of supervisors holding this emergency meeting, they're doing it as we speak. initially it was called to discuss the mass vaccination plan for the city. so we'll see if the top exchange when it comes to this meeting. of course, all this is happening as the city is suing its own school district, the san francisco unified school district, to re-open its doors. as we take you guys back out here live to the center, there's training under way when it comes to the mass vaccination. it will begin tomorrow. the goal of the city is to admisteten 7,000 and 10,000 doses per day

san jose. some fairly light winds as we head through our microclimates out of the north here at the east bay and 60 for danville. peninsula, 59 in palo alto, 58 in redwood city. san francisco mission and for the outer sunset we are at 55 degrees. let's take it up to the north bay. i've got you at 64 here in napa, 62 in clear lake, and novato, 61. the only thing that will probably bother you tomorrow is your allergies. we are now starting to see cedar, ash, and elm in high categories. if you have been sneezing, itchy eyes, of course you've got to check out for the covid symptoms, but maybe it is also your allergies. make sure to double-check all that stuff for yourself. as we realize through the next several days, we're dry. san francisco, we get up to 62 on saturday. morning lows in the 40s. and across the inland valleys, we are looking at temperatures up to 67 on saturday. we had some clouds next week, but right now no sign of big rain coming our way. lucy knows i'm on the seven-day forecast and she's saying, please, do i get another treat? do you want another piece of sausage? >> she's like, yeah, duh. >> all right. >> jeff and lucy should have their own little podcast,

you can see cars coming into san francisco, pretty easy this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are still off so a lot of cars just going through easy there to as well. maze into san francisco. that is a look at traffic. >>> all right. we are looking at that sunshine, a beautiful day ahead across the bay area. a ridge of high pressure but big changes ahead starting tomorrow with our next weather system. here is a live look with our sales force tower camera as we look east across the bay and the temperatures on the 30's, 40's and 50's this morning. it's a cold start in santa rosa down to 38, mid-40s's, livermore, san jose, about 50 degrees right now for oakland and san francisco with mainly clear skies but dealing with some patchy fog, especially for the north bay. about a half mile for the visibility in napa and three quarters of a mile in santa rosa. sunshine and a bit warmer for the daytime highs. above average and then unsettled weather will be the weather story as we look to the rest of the week. three of rain ahead. thursday, saturday, and monday. that ri

san francisco traveling westbound. also here, want to bring in a look at the south bay and check out 280 right now in san jose.s in the south bay. you should have no issues regarding fog, slowdowns. no blocking issues.o cf1 o good to go. we'll be right back. >>> super bowl sunday looked a little different for bay area football fans because of the pandemic. some people watched outside with other people since the stay at home order was lifted. they found sports bars with outdoor tvs, sitting with people they knew and a lot of people also chose to keep their party indoors and limited to their homes. their households, i should say. of others had to stay inside like nine-year-old matthew on the transplant list for a kidney and may need dialysis soon. he watched the super bowl with his mom from the hospital. >> i put it on with mom. she was out getting a pizza that didn't come becaus they said no one auz able to deliver it. >> they're running low on delivery people, so it took a while, but we got it. >> the parties may have been smaller, but just as meaningful. >>> absolutely. and president joe biden spent his super

bay, and 46. but again, most of us getting that sun. san francisco 48, and the north bay at 41. with that increased sunshine through the afternoon, it does have our temperatures warming up by about 3 to 6 degrees. it puts us back to 62 in palo alto. livermore 64. concord 65. and low to mid 60s right up through the north bay. so dry tomorrow, but rain chances, those are still as i mentioned, coming our way. let's get you into that next chance. you can see by thursday 1:00 p.m., we're looking at showers in the north bay. there's a little bit of a weak atmospheric river tap on this one. but the quick movement of the storm should limit extremely heavy rain. we'll be in some coverage here of that widespread rain by 9:00 p.m. on thursday. and here's what we're talking about by friday morning. this really does start to break up and pretty fast. so, on my extended forecast you'll see that chance of rain on thursday. we're averaging about 15/100 for half inch for most of us. the mountains in the 1 to 1 1/2 inch rain. saturday a tenth to a half inch of rain. looks like it will be windier,

bay. and then eventually by 7:00 p.m. across san francisco, parts of the east bay, the peninsula, it is going to be still wet through late friday night. thursday night, excuse me. early friday morning you'll see some isolated showers around 3:00 a.m. but most of it is gone by the time most people get going. so here's a look at the rainfall projections. depending on where you are and where those downpours occur. right now it looks like the higher totals will be along the coast and over parts of the north bay as you will notice the rest of the bay area will pick up anywhere from .15 to about half an inch of rain. mountains will pick up snow. winter weather advisory noon tomorrow until 4:00 a.m. friday. above 6,000 feet expecting 6 to 12 inches of snow. up to 16 inches for the highest peaks with reduced visibility. definitely watch out. cloudy in the morning. temperatures in the 40s. tomorrow afternoon you're looking at a cooler day. mostly 50s. a lo few low 60s. breezy conditions with the rain beginning in the north bay and sliding south and ea

frivolous and petty but in filing the lawsuit san francisco city attorney include information that was anything but, it was alarming testimony from san francisco baya hospitals, doctors and parents about the emotional and mental toll of distance-learning like depression, anger, apathy. one mom talked about the uncontrollable meltdowns of her 7-year-old solution other found her 15-year-old daughter curled up in fetal position crying next to her laptop at 11:00 in the morning. when education expert says kidney direct contact. >> so many students missing the connection, the physical connection with their classmates, their friends, being able to go back on campus definitely would be something that is going to change their mindset. >> reporter: the university of california san francisco children's hospital has seen 66% increase in the number of suicidal children in the emergency room and a 75% increase in kids who need to be hospitalized for mental health services. so far there reportedly are no nationwide numbers on actual suicides for 2020 but we know the clark county school district said the suicide rate in 2020 - 2019. here is the santa clara unive

downtown san francisco. 57 degrees in the mid-fifties with low 60's for those of you in san jose. he were 58 degrees widespread low 60's for most of our inland valleys in the east bay, including antioch conquered and livermore and santa rosa, 59 degrees for your afternoon highs but then we're going to see a second storm arriving friday night through saturday morning about a quarter of an inch of rain or less and then for your valentine's day sunday, mostly sunny skies all clear and in the low 60's with the 3rd storm arriving early this upcoming week to scene back to you. thank of risa cupid looks ready for the weekend. >>all right coming up this hour valentine's day is right around the corner, so how can you celebrate this affectionate holiday safely during covid. and for your money tax season starts this weekend. so we'll go over what you need to know before you file. by harnessing california's abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take on climate change. use less from 4 to 9 pm to keep california golden. introducing a revolution in the world of pain relief: new advil dual action. advil targets pain at the source. acetaminophen blocks pain signals.

again if he wants. >>> richmond city council wants answers about last week's diesel spill into san francisco bays are asking representatives from chevron, the coast guard, san francisco bay keeper and state officials to appear at their meeting tomorrow. council member jimenez introduced an item on the agenda to discuss the response to last week's spill and the long-term impacts. investigators say hundreds of gallons of a diesel water mix leaked from a pipeline on tuesday. >>> dramatic video from nashville shows the dangerous conditions millions of drivers are facing with the latest winter blast. home footage captured the moment a truck spun out and started sliding down an icy street. look at it just gliding sideways. wow. you can see it looks like a sheet of black ice. drivers across much of tennessee are being asked to put chains on their tires. that is scary. >>> well, let's move on to something a bit happier, shall we? the snowstorm that hit the pacific northwest over the weekend it was a lot of fun for this polar bear. this is 25-year-old blizzard and the zoo he calls home in tacoma washingt

san francisco. what is also slow heading into san francisco is the bay bridge toll plaza. mitering lights aren't on yet, but traffic is slow and go across the upper deck as you make your way to san francisco. so we'll keep an eye on this for you as well. in the meantime, definitely avoid 101 northbound through south san francisco. kumasi, jobina? >> thank you, frances. >>> still ahead, the cleanup effort under way in the east bay after an oil spill. what investigators are saying about how it is impacting wildlife. >>> and a star on the mandalorian has been dropped from the show. the controversial post she made on ♪ ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. terrifying kidnapping for one san francisco man, his two children were taken from him while driving for doordash. sfpd arrested a suspect. the 25-year-old man is charged with stealing the father's car on saturday, while it was running, with the kids in the back. the children were found safe after

the bay bridge we had a disabled vehicle reported at treasure island, slowing out of san francisco, i'veared on the lower deck. but the bay bridge toll plaza still has a backup over on the oakland side. you notice the wet roadways here, flashing lights also i think those are the folks who were stalled over at treasure island, cleared to that parking lot and you notice there's a little less backup, just a bit in the left lanes. back to you. >> sure does look sloppy, though. >>> happening now, tesla agrees to a major recall, the bay area electric car company recalling 130,000 of its model s and model x vehicles, regulators found the cars have problems with their touch screen displays which could cause them to go blank, interfering with the driver's ability to change the heat, air conditioning, defrosting and rear view cameras. as part of the recall, tesla will fix the problem for free. >>> coming up next a quick look at top stories including the new federal order requiring anyone traveling on planes, trains and buses to wear a mask. up next, how bay area commuters are responding. >>> and i

is an effort to get as many of the legal permanent residents in the san francisco since 2013 we started reaching the san francisco bay area residents and 10 thousand people into through 22 working groups and actually completed 5 thousand applications for citizenship our cause the real low income to moderate income resident in san francisco and the bayview sometimes the workshops are said attend by poem if san mateo and from sacking. >> we think over restraining order thousand legal permanent residents in san francisco that are eligible for citizenship but totally lack information and they don't have trained professionals culturally appropriate with an audience you're working with one time of providing services with pro bono lawyers and trained professionals to find out whether your eligible the first station and go through a purview list of questions to see if they have met the 56 year residents arrangement or they're a u.s. citizenship they once they get through the screening they go to legal communication to see lawyers to check am i eligible to be a citizen we send them to station 3 that's when they sit down with

temple beth torah in fremont last week the san francisco bay area chapter of the council on american islamic relations condemn the act and expressed its solidarity with the jewish community. no word on when that image was written on the wall. and the north bay we have new surveillance video of an armed robbery at a party supply store in valais how we want to warn you before we show you this viewers may find it disturbing. very scary situation is happened tuesday night on sonoma boulevard just off highway 29. and many drive the store owner mark quit was shot 4 times by one of the gunman, he was airlifted to a hospital on the police say he is expected to recover. his relatives say they fear he may never walk again. police say they have no suspects at this time. the investigation is ongoing. there was just police commission has rejected a proposed 11% budget cut to the city's police department it would have included more than 200 layoffs. the proposed cuts were part of the two-year budget presented by mayor london breed last year called for a 167 sworn officers and 43 civilian positions

an environmental disaster at san francisco bay inspired an effort to help wildlife. a look back at a massive oil spill that impacted birds that also set into motion a bay area born effort that's now celebrating a half century of rescuing wildlife. >>> and the workweek is going to start out wet. meteorologist drew tuma lets us know when the rain arrives and how long it will last. >>> and ahead in sports, the will the baseball season start on time? the latest on major league baseball's proposal for the upcoming year. >>> plus, the sharks happy to be home, while the >>> this month marks 50 years since the largest oil spill in bay area history, and it led to a pivotal movement in wildlife conservation. two oil tankers collided, resulting in an eight,000 gallon spill. all the wildlife got covered in oil so volunteers swooped in, led by a registered nurse named alice birkner. soon after the bird rescue was established. >> 50 years later, over 125,000 birds rescued. over 230 spills and not just oil spills anymore. >> it is estimated 7,000 birds were affected by the 1971 spil

six people wounded near third in san francisco's bay view districts. early this morning three were shot in the tenderloin. police say they don't know if the shootings are connected and three people were shot at a hotel friday night at drum and market street. a man from fresno turned himself in for that shooting. [ sirens] [ gun shot] >> it led to dozens of drivers getting citations. you can hear the gun fire, though it's unclear if anyone was injured. they did impound three cars, that can be expensive, because the person has to pay for storage fees. >>> and abc 7 news reporter, tells us some republican lawmakers today are facing fallout for voting in support of impeachment. >> reporter: former president donald trump acquitted of the single article of impeachment, incitement of insurection. >> we didn't need more witnesses. we need more senators with spines. >> reporter: seven republicans jumped ranks, some now facing backlash. louisiana senator, bill cassidy, has been censured by his state's gop. >> i'm attempting to hold president trump accountable an

over the east bay san francisco and the north bay i have you checking in the 40s with 42 for the east. we'll be on dry and windy side of this. it's going to pick up the wind but it's primarily focused on the mountain. you can see at 8:00, we're only 5 to 15 miles an hour for that wind. watch the koe colors as this expands to more of an orange and red color through the mountains. the real big problem will be your allergies. definitely pay attention to that. i think our fire danger we're okay on that because we had rainfall over the past eight weeks. it hasn't been tremendous, the vejation had some moisture. daytime highs looking good. right up to north bay i have you at 66 in napa. you'll find 50s through the coastline at half-moon bay. on my extended fk we're dry through thursday then there's the chance of showers trying to sneak in by next friday. only a 55 possibility now. it's a sign we could see some wetter weather return even for this upcoming, not this weekend but the weekend after that. all in all plenty of 60s the highs. i think the best day to be outside supporting your local

it's sad to see all these smash-and-grab robberies that continue to plague san francisco. nbc bay cerratos has more. >> reporter: this family was just trying to soak in one last bit of vacation in san francisco on wednesday before the long drive back home to seattle. but as they were enjoying family time at golden gate park, things took a turn for the worse. >> three, four seconds later, i saw him like taking out luggage on the vehicle side. like wait a minute. i said, hey! >> reporter: this is video of jason undaya chasing a man trying to get away with his luggage after breaking into their rental car in the middle of the day. you can see he was able to wrestle away the luggage before the thieves sped off. thankfully he wasn't hurt. >> we do want people to be aware it's not smart to leave your luggage in the car if you're going to go to tourist attractions. so lesson learned on that one -- the andayas are just the latest smash-and-grab victims in san francisco, coming just weeks after suspects broke into a car as the driver was getting onto i-80. that video was widely viewed. the

tonight skies going part just missed a lot of clouds around the bay area at this point you see some that begin to break up over san francisco at this time, but can see all that moisture rolling through not really well organized as it came on by but enough to bring the rain there you see right there moving through the bay area as we head through the morning hours then tapered off in the afternoon and here's where we sit now drying things out outside around the bay area this time of the winds have started to kick up behind that cold front. the rainfall i'm not that bad in fact how about this we had to just over a 10th of an inch of rain in santa rosa to tense of mill valley concord just over a 10th of an inch of rain san francisco, almost a 3rd. and there you go the right of the 3rd of an inch that is pretty good for this kind of system in san jose just a drop in the bucket that adds to the totals that we've been seeing in looks like we'll get some more little bit later on in the week. meantime if you're headed out the door plan on some clouds and some wind out there right now we've seen some gusts over 30 miles per hour. tho

60s in santa clara as well as for san jose and morgan hill and also campbell as we look to the east bay,pes osto upper 60s for tri valley. around the bay 63 in san francisco62 sausalito and daly city, mid to upper 60s at least for east bay, 69 san leandro. north bay, upper 60s to low 70s this afternoon. 71 for a high in santa rosa, 70 for windsor and clover dale. here is the extended forecast. we will cool it down for friday and saturday but still mild. again gusty northerly winds expected saturday, mostly sunny sunday, a little bit of a bump in our temps and partly sunny as we look to newe tyou. >>> itlike striking a match in the dark and finally seeing the hidden tumor. for prostate cancer patients and their doctors it is a god send. >> it's allowing us to localize the disease more accurately and easily. >> i am very happy that i am here and very grateful. >> the game changer for prostate cancer and bay area medical center at the heart of its approval, tonight at 11:00. >>> hindsight is 20/20. how one woman's early march tattoo changed meanings once the pandemic began. that's next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. ♪ ♪ ♪ easy tools o the chasbile

here we are in this suddenly there's hundreds of thousands of new population in the san francisco bay area. speak of the dominicans were founded 800 years ago. and we continued our mission coming here. found out as an order preachers, to combat error, to combat heresy. and bring the faith to people that were either not preached well, or weren't preached at all. >> it's an interesting name order preachers to talk about. and on the website which we will show later. there is a nice big red button that says request a preacher and i almost pushed it but i didn't want to, i wasn't sure. i understand that my experience with dominicans two. the persuasive apologist for the faith. where the persuasive condensers about the importance of truth, in the end, god's presence. >> absolutely. one of the things that saint dominic did was when they found the order, he set up that we would have not only that we would be active preachers. but also come -- we would live in small monasteries. we would pray, and would also contemplate the beauty, contemplate truth, and fruits of contemplations. that's what w

san jose a high of 64 degrees. also for l morgan hill at 64. for the b, you willsee highs in the mid-60s's. around the bay with that sunshine. 59 in san franciscofor oakland and for the north bay in the 60's. 64 for napa this afternoon. topping out in the mid-60s's for windsor. lu nar new year this friday. turning partly cloudy, a great day on friday. upper 50's along the coast. low 60's and inland in the mid- 60s's on friday and valentine's day, sunday the day of love looking at partly cloudy skies. let's show you the extended forecast. rain returning thursday afternoon and evening. break friday, another weather system on saturday bring ing the rain. unsettled weather into early next week for president's day. >> thank you. >>> happening today, 12 new every day heros will put their strength to the test once again. >> you're the toughest in america and he we want to find out who is the toughest of them all. >> tough as nails returns for its second season. folks will battle it out for a cash grand prize, a new truck and the tough as nails belt. i spoke to the host and creator about what makes this season's group so special. >> they are passionate

the lights went down lights continued as crews cleaned up the petroleum that spilled into the san francisco bay. >> i've never seen that before. i've been here for 30 years. no, i've never seen a spell like that before. >> i do see the difference in the water. >> this bill was reported at 3 pm and at one point five gallons of petroleum per minute breeze blowing into the water. authorities work gathering water samples. residents were worried about potentially hazardous air for sensitive groups and alerts were sent to their phones. >> it is scary because you don't know what will happen. >> from chopper five sheen along the water could be seen spreading out.>> right next to the chevron is one of the major areas for harbor seals. in this time of the year there's a lot of migratory birds on the surface of the bay. and of course alyear round wildli ie water that be poisoned.>> the bay area air quality management district says the spell is contained at 600 gallons right now. they called it a mixture of petroleum and water. in a statement chevron called it a "hydrocarbon release", but none of those exp

still holding on to the 60's but look at mission in financial districts in san francisco only 3 degrees shy of 70. half moon bayou'll be at 67 daly city at 66, south san francisco in burlingame today at 68 degrees while saying carlos right at 70 degrees very close to that redwood city mountain view and palo alto south bay daytime highs, almost entirely in the 70's. campbell in san jose at 71 degrees each while seminole hayward fremont also right at 70 degrees today. same for you in san leandro walnut creek danville in concord north a daytime highs, some of our warmest fairfield that 73 benicia and vacaville and i 72 degrees each while some 60's as you head right out to the coastline. tomorrow's temperatures will be just as warm as today. so if you can't get outside enjoy today's sunshine and warmth don't worry too much tomorrow you get another chance to do it as i mentioned we start to cool down a bit after that we're still going to be looking at temperatures warmer than average and plenty of sunshine just not quite as unseasonably warm as today and tomorrow will be highs fall into the 60's by wednesday stay th

now to the oil spill in san francisco bay near the chevron refinery in richmond. chevron says the leak happened near the company's long worf, which is right by the richmond san rafael bridge. tonight it's been contained, but not before hundreds of gallons of fuel spilled into the bay. we get the developing story from kate views amberleigh. she's in richmond, with the latest on the spill and also amber. the impact on neighbors there, frank war on western drive a residential neighborhood. it's on a hill overlooking a worf. there were the oil spill was discovered. neighbors tell us there was a strong odor here this afternoon, chevron says workers first saw an oil sheen at 2 36 tuesday afternoon near the richmond refinery. worf bay area air quality management district says about 600 gallons of a petroleum and water mixture leaked. officials say crews were able to stop the spill hours later and work to contain it where we're really worried about it, i'm very sensitive person. i do get the nashes off all your smell. this neighbor tells me she's concerned about the impac

. >>> a refinery leak in san francisco's bay area has dumped 600 gallons of oil into the water. the oil spewed into port richmond. local beaches are closed until further notice, but a public health advisory issued tuesday has now been lifted. the leak came from a chevron refinery. crews say it's now been contained. >>> a morning of ice fishing on lake superior in minnesota turned into a rescue operation. more than a dozen fishermen became trapped when a chunk of ice broke away from the shore. emergency crews eventually got everyone back to land, but the men's fishing gear and their beers floated a mile away. >>> millions of americans are under a deep freeze with icy road conditions this morning. so let's take a look at your wednesday forecast. the storm system moving east will bring ice from texas all the way to maryland. roads will be dangerous and the ice could bring down power lines causing outages. meanwhile, the midwest is preparing for another blast of arctic air. windchills will drop below zero for montana to missouri. minneapolis, get ready for minus 31. it will be sligh

it flows to the san francisco bay. this map shows an additional stream gauge location on the san joaquin river at vernalis. this is considered to be where the san joaquin i have enters the delta. it is important in the management of the flow and it is included in the bay delta plan phase one update as additional compliance location for the tributaries including the tuolumne. this is the major point of diversion for water supply that are shown here. just to drag the point home. sfpuc water supplies ex ports are at canyon tunnel. the canals devert water from la grange with one canal visible. that is downstream of don pedro. note all of these points are upstream of the la grange gauge shown in yellow. this is hydrograph unimpaired flow at la grange. it is calculated value representing the full flow in the river if reservoirs didn't exist. it measures at the la grange gauge and adding back in the diversions made that sfpuc and service areas and accounting for changes in storage in the reservoys. these are done daily by the

petty but in filing the lawsuit san francisco attorney dennis herrera included information that was anything but petty instead it was alarming testimony from san francisco baytal toll of distance learning, like depression, anger, appear think. one mom talked about the, quote, uncontrollable meltdowns of her seven year old son. another found her 15 year old daughter, quote, curled up in the fetal position crying next to her laptop at 11:00 o'clock in the morning. one education expert says kids need direct contact. >> so many of our students are missing that connection, that physical connection, with their classmates, or with their friends, and being able to go back on campus definitely would be something that's going to change their mindset. >> the university of california san francisco children's hospital has seen a 66% increase in the number of suicidal children in the emergency room, and a 75% increase in kids who need to be hospitalized for mental health services. so far, there reportedly are no nationwide numbers on actual suicides for 2020. but we know the clarke county school district, that's las vegas, says the suicide rate in 2020 doubled from 2019.