in the seattle area, the weather was doing what it does in this part of the world, clouding up and spritzing rain. that day, sandi johnson, a 28-year-old wife and mother, had a to do list as long as her arm. >> she was going to run and do all her errands that day to get ready for her son's birthday party the next day. >> vicky fulkerson was a friend of sandi's. they bonded in the hospital after their sons were born on the same day. sandi was a little younger than vicky, a tiny woman with a huge zest for life. >> i loved being around sandi. seemed like she really cared about people. >> no one knew that better than sandi's cousins, gina boone, they all grew up together. >> sandi is action action, move, go, do do, talkative laugh, always. she's a mile a minute. >> and beautiful. >> gorgeous. >> tiny little thing. >> tiny. >> she wore like a 00. >> she modeled even. >> she did some modeling, actually. i remember she did some kind of a bridal thing at one time. >> that friday, sandi took the day off from her job at a car dealership to prepare for the party. sandi's husband greg says she was alway

notice the rain staying in the seattle area. not a lot of rain until the 19th or 20th of february. we will stay dry for the next couple of days. seven day forecast, near record highs for we cool off a little bit heading in to monday, but even then we are going to be in the upper 60s and then that elevated fire danger will continue in to monday night, tuesday, and wednesday with gusty hills and that could mean anywhere from 30-40 plus mile an hour winds heading in to the start of next week. for now, saturday and sunday, hazy skies and we will see if we break any more records. again, oakland, new lives today, 75. >> very nice, i like her here in the afternoon. >> i know. >> you like being here with you guys too. >> thank you. >> up next, celebrating buster, how the giants will honor his legendary career. stay with us. i didn't become a snowboarder until after i became an amputee. we all win when everyone can get to their starting line. ♪ okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. we all win when everyone can get to

. >> it's happening in the seattle area for people driving mazdas. the radios in certain vehicles have been frozen on one station. the local npr. because the infotainment screens are stuck in reboot mode. >> to fix it, they made need a new part which costs $1,500. >> i guess i'd be listening to npr. >>> next, a security guard at a museum who got a little bored. >> he was so bored, he took a pen and then drew eyes on the faceless figures in this painting. >> oh, no. >> that is valued at more than $1 million. it happened in russia. look, he's now being fired and restoration work is under way. >>> next, a cat reunited with its owner seven years after she went missing. >> ashes left home in maine back in 2015 and never returned. but this week, her owner got a call from someone in florida saying they found a cat with a microchip. >> we got talking about that it was a female gray tabby. i'm like, oh, my goodness, it's ashes. >> crazy. i was 10. i remember some pictures and videos, but it's just -- it's crazy. >> no word on how ashes got to florida. >>> fin

back here at home, microsoft calling workers back, both to its headquarters in the seattle area and heree bay area. the company says vaccination rates in those two places are some of the highest in the u.s. workers have 30 days to make the adjustment back to the office. microsoft was one of the very first major companies to send workers home. it's been so long since the start of the outbreak, but you may recall seattle was the first major city to get hit hard by coronavirus back in march of 2020. we didn't know it at the time, the first covid death was here in the bay area. elon musk has donated billions of dollars worth of tesla stock to charity, according to a new financial filing from tesla. we don't know what charity. musk has been selling quite a bit of stock to settle tax issues. charity donations will offset some of the tax and it's a nice thing to do. have you had an impossible burger yet? you can get them at burger king, along with fancy restaurants. the plant-based meat invented by a stanford professor who early on asked investors for money, even though he had nothing for them

. >> jesse: the seattle area school district is bringing back segregation and they are defending it meetingses who were told they feel uncomfortable around white people. jason rantz live in seattle with the latest. this isn't true, is it it? >> unfortunately, it is. apparently that whole concept separate but equal is not covered in critical race theory. so this controversy right now is unfolding in the school district just outside of seattle. the school board is replacing a retiring superintendent. they are holding different meetings to get input from parents. kudos to them. segregated. the first meeting is tomorrow night. it was labeled in part meeting for parents/guardians of color. , which of course, the translation is white parents need not show up. go to the other meetings. after hearing an earful from angry and offended parents at this last school board meeting which, by the way include parents of color. separate but equal meeting, watch the school board president justice racism at this meeting. >> it was really an intent from the board to be able to hear from our historically marginal

a flood watch is in effect through wednesday for rivers throughout the greater seattle area.nd this is a live look at tampa from fox 13, our affiliate down there. one of the big stories there tonight, negotiations continue in jupiter, florida between baseball owners and players. major league baseball has said if no deal is reached by today, regular season games will be canceled and not made up. come on, guys. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ look forward to planning with schwab. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may have gotten you here, but you decide what's next. start a new day with trelegy. ♪ ...feelin' good ♪ no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if

> shannon: one of the places was in seattle, data from 2021 showed a spike in homicides in the seattle areags and 372 people wounded by gunfire in the county where this pacific northwest city is located, it doesn't sound good. >> 64% increase in fatal shootings, 56% increase in shootings, nearly half of the victims are black. when we talk about how police are the problem and they are the ones shooting and killing black residents, that's just not the case. the fact of the matter is because we've defunded the police to such an extreme extent, we have put this community and the entire community in danger. think about saturday, on saturday things started in the afternoon, 36 hours later we saw six separate gun incidents, six separate gun shootings. we had a shooting this morning right outside of the county courthouse. this isn't stopping and we don't have any political leader who stepped up and said we are going to take this seriously, the only things we are hearing from our activists want to keep people out of jail. >> shannon: there are other important things going on including this state bil

california still paying out 465 a gallon seattle area record gun violence last year get defenders areers out of jails. jason has the story. a new bill in california when at the covid job to the list of required vaccines for children as young as five. we'll get reaction from peers in the formerly golden state. ♪♪ ♪♪ on on earth are we playing cracks were kind of music is this? one more cup of coffee. i don't feel like that but i'm looking for coffee. were looking at seattle about 35 degrees this wednesday morning. show me starbucks. they're going to raise their prices. >> again after doing so well in october and last month. how was a chick going to be to buy a couple coffee? here's why, they are committed to paying their workers 1 billion more on top of paid leave for exposure to covid. they are dealing with higher input costs as is everybody else and despite all of that, sales last quarter, holiday quarter, up 18% in the u.s. and overall revenue topping 18 billing. that's what investors are responding to today. stuart: inflation like that comes right at you. i used to call starbucks f

. >> ryan from high school to college in san francisco around the bay area up to seattle. >> i remember saying his ultimate goal is to come back to the bay area. >> it's a life time dream to work in your hometown so once that door opened for me i ran through it. >> good evening. i'm ryan. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. we start with breaking news tonight. >> it's all about reconnecting to where you grew up, reconnecting with your family, the people you love. so i had that opportunity to come back and you know represent my hometown. it's a proud moment for my mom and dad. it's a proud moment from the friends i grew up with. it means a lot to be able to represent them and show them that, you know, i did okay. >> ryan joins our evening team week nights on kpix5 news. >>> good morning and welcome back to moasic. i'm rabbi eric weiss and we're in the middle of a wonderful conversation about music and the jewish community with cantor sharon bernstein. welcome back cantor bernstein. >> thank you. >> some of the things that i know that you do and lots of other cantors do in the jewish community is

areas. there was a great chart on the terminal about bellevue, a suburb outside seattle, phenomenal home pricencreases. i mean phenomenal in a bad way. lots of areas in the midwest, the dakotas and idaho, prices are really going through the roof no matter where you are here. sonali: everyone can't afford the right -- the rent now. romaine: can you even get a bargain down south? alabama? sonali: and i know we want to discuss this with our next guest, the region now that he trend as we migrate away from new york city. john ziegler is the ceo of rent pass. it's great to have you here, you can shed some insight on what you are seeing regionally and you can start off with us here about the big rental inflation that you see. john: thanks for having me. rental rates have increased at historic highs. the average rent across the u.s. over the past year is 22.1% and 18.3% respectively and we see that continuing successfully from december to january so really it is across-the-board. primarily uc markets in tier two cities getting the highest appreciation in the market. romaine: supply is not enough to me

seattle. justin andrews, kpix 5. >>> thanks across the area are in desperate need of donations. the red cross has declared a national blood shortage. one of the oldest blood banks in the nation told us, they still have a lot of work to do to boost the blood supply. >> the only crime surge is still having a major impact on what we do. a lot of people are testing positive still. they can't go to work. they are taking precautions. they do want to donate. on top of that, we have businesses and schools who bring in the majority of our blood, and they are not holding blood drives. >> companies are asking anyone who is eligible to donate regularly. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, a in scott peterson's murder trial will play a key role in whether he gets another trial. >>> a change in peloton. >>> 12 pitchers across the bay area today. even warmer tomorrow. highs in the low to mid 70s. >>> a in scott peterson's decades old murder trial. richelle nice will be granted immunity. at issue, whether he will be granted a new trial. prosecutors are hoping to overtu

violence left despite the site having given its backing to a fundraiser for a seattle protest which blocked a large downtown area 2 years ago than he, armstrong 6, a closer look. it seems that one man's freedom convoy is another man's terrorism crowd funding platform go for me, has frozen donations to the tune of $10000000.00 after siding with also that truck as were waging terror on canada. our city is vendor siege. this group is a threat to our democracy. what we're seeing is bigger than just a city of ottawa problem. this is a nationwide insurrection. canadian officials have pilloried the protest as an insurrection that is spiraled out of control and placed the city on the siege. mpm managed to pick out extremist among truckers dancing with children at mini concerts . the site has closed the page and frozen donations after claiming convoy protests had turned into a violent occupation. we now have evidence from law enforcement that the previously peaceful demonstration has become an occupation with police reports of violence and other unlawful activity. so we can safely assume that go fund may have always shut

sharon: we now have 16 tiny house villages in the area, including 11 of them in the seattle king countydid the tiny houses help keep the rates of covid low? sharon: we found out because people were staying in a tiny house, they were actually the most protected from catching covid because they were sleeping two walls and two doors and fresh air in between from anybody else. soledad: what are some of the rules around the tiny houses, i mean, i assume you just can't put them anywhere. sharon: well, some of them are in residential neighborhoods. some of them are mixed use commercial and some of them are more industrial. the tiny houses all have electricity and heat and locking doors, which is of course, very important. and they're typically the size of a small bedroom, eight feet by 12 feet. and so, people really, really who are camping out will move to a tiny house. it's like their first choice. they won't move to a shelter like a conventional shelter, but they'll move to a tiny house. and what's special about our facilities is that we include restrooms, showers as well as laundry, and tha

see particularly in places like new york, miami, all throughout florida, los angeles, the bay area, seattle cities do we still see people moving to the burbs? >> there's not -- we need more inventory to meet that demand. this is a great time if you are a seller, and you look through left and right and see your neighbors selling homes an unprecedented prices, this is a great time to consider selling your home. >> do you scratch your head, housing has been hot, you're growing, stock is up today but the fact that since you've gone public you are down more than 50% from those highs early last year what do you make of that >> look, last year, as you know well, the ipo market really struggled. majority of ipos from last year are down below their offering price this year. on top of that, real estate has been hit really hard investors are scared about the rates increasing and my personal view is that they are over reacting i think we'll see that play out over the course of this spring because our belief again is that the market will grow in 2022 i think there's more fear in the market about the imp

the seattle, tacoma area is the 12th largest metro market for radio in the country and these stations of all sizes, many public, private or independently owned play a huge role in up and coming artists. can you elaborate on the contrast in revenue between big media conglomerate stations and smaller stations? >> certainly, we're talking apples and oranges, big conglomerates that are raking in billions and small stations and no one wants to disrespect the services that local radio provides during, especially during times of crisis. no one wants to see am/fm radio go away, but in terms of what the value of what we do represents, when someone else makes money from what you do and doesn't share, it's just simply not fair. and so, you know, it's inequity that has shifted, but the fundamental aspect of it has not. and we're not asking for anything outrageous here. we're just asking for help keeping our industry alive from people who have been making money from our industry without paying us for decades. >> thank you. and in seattle, we just had the news that our very well-known radio station

platform back in 2020 when it allowed a fund-raiser linked to the left-wing seattle protest were protesters occupied the downtown areated saying they would redistribute inset of reef on the millions dollars in donations meant for those truckers. they have now backtracked. investigators and texas senator ten cruises calling on the ftc to investigate the company. >> and all people gave money they gave money into the promise would go into the freedom convoy, not to whatever left-wing political ideology go find me another silicon valley company support. they are deceiving consumers and it is wrong. >> dagen, what say you? >> dagen: go find me not only allowed that fund-raiser for someone operating within the autonomous zone in seattle, they promoted it. knowing full well they were faults going on within this lawless zone. it's astonishing the people of go fund me would even have the conversation about taking the money that was raised for the truckers and deciding they would just give it to a cause they found noble. not only is not illegal, but who in their right mind would think it was tenable? that being said, we in nor

atmospheric river long one all the way out to the pacific all the way up to the portland, seattle up into the british columbia areasseeing pretty much all the last month and a half. that's why everything's been going. so the forecast highs tomorrow back where we were today, upper sixties low seventies yellows are seventies. so kind of a nice warm day. and then as we get into wednesday, clouds really thicken up and as we get into wednesday night into thursday, i think that's when we have our best shot for a few showers. thursday morning commute might be a little wet and in the mountains, they're going to get a foot of snow, maybe a foot and a half of snow. so it's something it's not what we need . we want that atmospheric river. be nice if that thing was pointed at us, but it's not. but in the meantime, we'll take what we can get a pop in the rest of the weekend, so you can see where we are. and you can see that. yeah there's some more clouds continuing through sunday . so maybe something lines up after that, i'll see you back here at 11. all right, bill. thank you. all new at 10 tonight. the state bar of california

we could expect difficult travel in areas like washington, seattle and right through great falls and billings. for the rest of the country, things are not too bad at all outside of the mountain snow. the windy clipper in the northeast is experiencing a lot of dry weather. lots of sunshine out toward the west. plenty of sunshine down in florida. a little later, we will talk about the winds. they will be continuing to gust through the morning. really setting off a lot of wind >>> and we are expecting another dry day today across the bay area. temperatures will be in the 70s. expect dry weather to remain, not just for today but into sunday. look at san jose, 72 degrees. morgan hill, 72. gilroy, also in the mid 70s, into the interior valleys. walnut creek, 71. martinez, 70 degrees. oakland, 689. around the bay, wind are light but we will see sunshine in the afternoon. >>> that's your local forecast. kristen and peter. >>> thank you. still to come. the future of covid with states easing restrictions, how the country is now getting ready for the next phase of the virus and learning to live

area. all of the rain farther to the north. even for seattle, there's not a lot of rain to be had as we go into the extended forecast. we're going from the low 60s over the next few days to the upper 60s for the weekend. you can make some plans to get outside, attend some of the lunar new year celebrations going on. next week well have some more spring-like temperatures with highs in the valleys reaching into the low 70s by monday and tuesday as well as wednesday, while san francisco will see temperatures in the mid-60s. also getting a little bit warmer for those afternoon hours in the city and along the coastline. marcus. >> i like the sounding of that. thanks, kari. >>> coming up, amazon ceo jeff bezos wants to move his mega yacht. but you know what? it's too big to get where it's going. the mega moves being made to make room. >>> happening now, airlines are asking the white house to drop the covid testing mandate to enter the u.s. right now you have to show a negative test 24 hours before your flight. the letter is requesting that change. nb

seattle back in 2020. >> they took over a whole area and people were getting hurt, assaulted, there was a death.eparate tweet themselves to encourage folks to donate to that cause. that is what i'm saying, how can you come in and make a political scombrment impose political well when folks are trying to support those standing up for freedom and rights. >> ashley: new trucker fund on the site has raised $4 million and in the state, facebook shut down a group of 130,000 people planning a convoy to did sheing c to protest mandates here. >> todd: joining me is an ag planning investigate gofundme, jeff landry. i remember from law school, hypotheticals, i feel like this could be one of them. you don't need to be a lawyer to know what is going on here, isn't this theft? >> theft, it is ridiculous. the mayor of ottawa should have gone to portland and seen what upon antifa did there. gofundme basically supported those types of what they called protests at that time, which turned violent. yet none of the money was cut off. we have truckers that are simply expressing their right and their frustration and g

dozens of ukrainians rallied to show support for their homeland ukrainian people in seattle and certainly folks in the bay areand as that war really ramps up across ukraine, stories of heroism and bravery are flooding social media. really cool stories. reporter nick smith has more. >> on account of ukrainians fighting to defend their freedom. the former actor and comedian turned president of ukraine posted this video to social media today from the streets of key calling on ukrainians to stay and fight russia. he's one of several leaders walking the walk. 2 hall of fame, boxers and brothers signed up for military reserves earlier this month. among the to the tally push co is more than a celebrity. he's the mayor of key. we have to prepare to take weapons and no hands. >> and defend the country i can. it's. stand still. and i want. that's why i'm here. this was sent up today for to turrell. defense. >> even ukrainian parliament is setting an example member. carol riddick tweeted, our women will protect our soil the same way as our man. other tweets claiming shell civilian man taking up arms in the streets of key

seattle. you could see if you showers in the bay area. very light in nature and not do much to help us. we will find increasing clouds and warmer temperatures over the weekend. there is that when day chance of a shower again. we will keep you updated as we get closer. kumasi: you look like you might be cold. what's going on? ginger: you know. not that much colder than you were. about the frozen precipitation, we've got piles of sleet and freezing rain impacting us from here to boston. i'm going to be tracking this storm. russian troops are closi are cli the capital. we've got our team there. they will bring you update. we've got really refugees in poland. so many tens of thousands of ukrainians are trying to get out. the cdc anticipating new guidelines from them when it comes to indoor masking. we will talk about what to expect and what it really means coming up right here on gma. it's a friday addition of good morning america. to hawaii for fun in the sun. it can be so much more. we recently got the chance to visit a sanctuary in maui. i

rounds of some rain and some snow and for folks in oregon and seattle, even parts of the canada and idaho. but high pressure in the bay area going to be keeping all that wet weather away. they're going to see the cold front. we're going to see the high pressure here for the week or so. in fact, a really warm temperatures as we get into next weekend, more summer, like we could see some 70's on the board in your neighborhood depending upon where you're going to be tomorrow, though, it's going to be another mild day. a couple of degrees, a higher on average than what we've been seeing over the last week or so. 62 in san francisco, the mid 60's along the east bay shoreline. fremont, you'll be at a high of 65 66 in downtown san jose. and 61 in antioch. i'll have my seven-day around the bay forecast with those 70's on the board. coming up in just a big grant. and vicki, back to you. thanks for becca. coming up in sports, the steps going to be the lineup. >> dumps hosting the kings tonight is there back in the bay and some good news about draymond green and the all-star game. sports director jason dumas says that plus. draymond i

and you have two innovation labs, seattle, lab, is this an area that you may invest in?a competitive threat we're certainly, like everybody else in the world sort of intrigued by it, trying to figure out what it means and i've heard lots of different opinions about the value of real estate, nfts, things in the metaverse, et cetera, but we're pretty much about the real-verse, and people moving around and experiencing the same thing and i don't think the meta-verse in my lifetime will make up for being in paris, being in rome, being in a national park. there's just no replacement for that those experiences are what change our lives, and i don't think that's the same with a headset on, on your couch. so maybe i'll be wrong, maybe in 100 years, we'll all be, you know, batteries and sitting around with headsets on but i think for the foreseeable future we feel pretty good about people wanting to be out in the world. >> and taking a trip to london or bali. thanks for joining us today, peter kern, ceo of expedia. >> i like that real-verse. >>> as we head to break, among the ear

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organized protest with self-declared economists known and a portion of seattle you may remember in 2020. >> they took over the whole area people were getting hurt, insulted and even a death. they even sent out a separate tweet themselves to encourage more folks to donate to that cause peer that is what i'm saying. how in the world can you now come in and make a complete local judgment impose political will when folks are trying to support those standing up for their freedoms, their rights? >> ashley: republicans including jeffrey on jeff landry calling for a investigation into gofundme. jeff landry asking the company. a new truck under give, send, go has raised $4 million and here in the states reportedly shut down a group of 130,000 people planning their own convoy to d.c. to protest covid mandates here in the u.s., ashley, tied to. >> ashley: jackie ibanez for us, thank you. tammy said this is more proof while pounds and mandates are only about control. >> this has never been about health, this has been about control. we are finding that from the beginning when it comes to the lockdowns, masking, the reticule or cloth

jazeera nairobi can yeah. place in seattle frontier gas during the latest protests condemning the military takeover in october . the demonstrated marston, several areas of the capital cartoon time were set on fire at the airport security forces of kill dozens of student using the unrest since the true the dutch prime ministers apologized to indonesia for the systematic and widespread extreme violence used by the dutch army during indonesia, war of independence, mark rota says the government takes responsibility for the war. crimes committed in the former colony. victoria gave me reports. news from indonesia were these nomadic pictures about tomatoes, taking action against republicans for decades. the dutch government said the army had done nothing wrong as it attempted to regain control of their former colony during indonesia, his 4 year long war of independence that started in 1945. but his study by dutch researches has concluded the army did commit war crimes against civilians, and that political and military lead is largely ignored the attacks. the dutch prime minister said the findings are harsh but unavoidable, and issued an apology for what he

seattle. it is also running right here in the bay area, so be sure to check it out.ratures last week, the week before that the week before that it's changing around now, so this is how it goes. this week. this high kind of gets pushed to the south. the low comes in. it started today. hence the wind. the much cooler conditions this low drops in gives us a cool period through wednesday into thursday and kind of breezy tomorrow and that opportunity for it's a light shower. really i mean, the chances of getting more in the 10th or a quarter of an inch would be huge. i would expect that at all. but in the mountains, they could see 6 to 8 inches, maybe even more in terms of snow with low snow elevations into monday night, monday night, tuesday and tuesday night. life outside. you've got another clear night. no fog valley fog. a speaker frost tomorrow morning . probably an issue for some. there goes that system. if you look real close, you can kind of see it coming closer. and you can see it slide through basically a dry system because it's a cold system. we you know , they

seattle. this program is also running right here in the bay area.already we are waiting on some rain would be nice to get some soon. we definitely need it . we've had an amazing whether it depends how you look at it. i find it now. i'm finally get dreary now, right? i mean, it was kind of fun the first couple of days when it first started, but now we're 35 days and more than that, and to no rain in many places and would be nice to see something happen. so here's the long range model. nothing really happens tomorrow. thursday nothing friday. everything stays north and see. everything started to drop here saturday sunday. see everything dropping off their then into monday, so that's a system. it's a kind of we call that an insight slider and it's kind of going to be a dry, cool system. they'll get snow in the mountains for sure the snow levels will be low in the foothills, but it does does colder systems. will you know that right we talked about sometimes i'll go all the way back. see the system coming down. things coming from the north, the colder ai