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kpix 5's juliette goodrich is at the scene. you are actually there and watched this thing come down. >> it doesn't get any closer than this. this is the single engine plane that came down. we are over 580. this is isabel. this is the overpass. the single engine was actually headed to napa. eyes just spoke with the pilot. it was his father and son. they took off from livermore and were headed to napa. he says they had engine failure. that is when they noticed the plane was not going to make it. they actually, remarkably, tried to use this overpass as a runway, if you will. they said they just couldn't break it. they ended up going into a car. we have some video to show you, aerials and ground shots. and yes, i was driving by thinking it was possibly a fender bender, and then, lo and behold, we spotted this. seconds ago, i spoke with the father and son. they told me they had taken off. they were headed to napa for a day to together. let's hear what they had to say. >> we are fine. >> reporter: where you headed to the airport? >>

in the east bay, juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> a live look outside redwood city, cool, dry monday but we could see the rain hit the bay area this week. chief meteorologist paul heggen is tracking the wet weather for us. >> we will see in every other day pattern, to our shower chances and we are not talking about torrential rainfall here but a decent chance of rain shaping up on thursday, and on the rain chances begin to look a little less impressive the farther we look into the future, still some lingering showers possible friday, the next decent chance will be saturday and by presidents' day we are talking about a one in three chance of rain because we are farther down the line. were not talking but heavy rainfall, but welcome rainfall. some spots little bit last, some a little bit more. this is adding up all those chances of rain over the next several days but of course we have drier weather in the forecast tomorrow and wednesday, a closer look at that part of the forecast just a few minutes. >>> still ahead, new details in a police shooting in contra costa county. the tense moment

juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> as that investigation continues the city's mayor is laying out his plan to reform the police department. the proposal includes a mental health crisis response team, more police training, increased accountability, improved hiring practices, and an interim city council committee or police oversight. >> quite frankly our police department is going to do the same thing five, 10, 20 years from now, we have all failed as a city because we did not evolve with the times. including our changing demographics. >> the mayor plans to bring the proposals to the city council in the coming weeks. we first brought the mayor's announcement today live on cbsn bay area. you can watch on kpix.com or on the kpix5 news apps . >>> soon you might be able to eat out, or work out inside san francisco, marin, san mateo counties. they could all soon be easing their restrictions. andria borba is in burlingame to bring it all for us. >> reporter: this is of course counties moving up the states covid-19 response tier. it is a decision that will come down to the public health officers in

as juliette goodrich reports, it has turned into an illegal dumpsite. >> reporter: a lot of neighbors not too happy about the house to see directly behind me. you see it burned in house fire accidentally last year. and it still sits on the corner, abandoned, and neighbors want something done. >> we look at it every day. that brings our property value down living right next to that. >> this is terrible. it should have been done a long time ago. >> reporter: the neighbors said they are setup. >> cleaned it up. >> i live across the street over there. >> reporter: that up over this abandoned property, once a home that caught on fire february 4, of last year. >> yes, you can still smell it, it has been over a year. >> reporter: now it has turned into an illegal dumpingground. you can see all of the ways tier. they reached out to the owner and the city and still no answers. >> we live in million-dollar homes. >> reporter: we have rats over the place, we can't do anything like a garden at all. we just have all this trash by us it is dangerous, it is ugly. and it should be taken down. >> repo

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> still ahead , the call than simply swarming into one neighborhood and touched up backyard searches. >>> a chinatown business owner steps in to help a woman being robbed. white he ended up behind bars. >>> it's opening day at the oakland coliseum. thousands lineup to get the covid va finally moved in. it's a great old house. good bones, wraparound porch. the pipes are... making strange noises. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ eveven the plulumbers couldndn't help usus. nope. at least g geico makeses bundg our hohome and d car insurarance easy. whwhich saves s us a ton.. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com. >>> a san francisco neighborhood is somewhat quiet again after police swarmed the area about an hour ago. officers were searching for several shooting suspect near rutland in campbell. video from chopper 5 shows police and canine officers combing several backyards. at least one person was taken into custody. nobody was hurt. the neighborhood was put on brief shelter-in-place order. >>> a shop owner in oakland's chinatown stepped in to stop a robbery and found himse

juliette goodrich is live therefore as is live there for us. >> reporter: we have seen parents all across the district chanting we want to go back to class, that our kids go to school. teachers want that too. i talked to a couple of them. they want to see their students but they want the vaccination first. >> i am a cancer survivor myself. if i thought for even a second my kids were in any kind of harm or danger i would not fight this hard for them to be back in school. >> reporter: in the village with a large group of livermore payment to have been very vocal about getting their children back in the classroom. >> this is doing a lot of harm to our children mentally, physically. >> reporter: there is one thing she says she needs. >> i don't have any desire to go back to the school sitting setting until i am fully vaccinated. >> reporter: others say it is unfair to compare teaching to other front nine jobs like a grocery store job. >> teaching is different. i have never spent 6 1/2 hours in the grocery store with a small group of the same people take we spent over an hour with multiple set

is juliette goodrich reports, teachers are demanding to get vaccinated first. >> i want to be fully vaccinated before i expose myself to the numerous possibilities of exposure to the virus in my school setting. >> until she gets the vaccine, this high school english teacher who is a single mother of three says she doesn't want to put her family or students at risk. >> i teach four classes per day. i have over 30 students in all of my classes. i am exposed to hundreds of families every day. >> tell that to hundreds of livermore parents who have signed a petition to get their kids back in the classroom now. >> now we have proof they can go back safely without the vaccination. everybody else has had to go back to work. i am not trying to minimize with this disease does and those that have been impacted by it but our children's education is essential and they need to go back to work and teach em>> z wats lo hestudents in says people riilld >>ching is incredibly diffent. haspen6 ery ste p wiof the same at the high school level we spent over an hour with multiple sets of students who are spending ov

juliette goodrich just happened to be driving by and watch the plane make the emergency landing. >> we were actually going over the overpass and saw this plane kind of teetering. it was using the overpass as its own runway, if you will. then we saw it slip directly into a car. from there we were just hoping everyone was okay. and fortunately, everyone was. >> the plane skidded and ended up sideways after hitting the white car. tonight, they are grateful to be able to walk away from the crash. the plane will go back to the airport in livermore. that is where ntsb will take a look at the engine to see exactly why this plane lost power. >>> taking a live look at moran and san mateo counties, at the stroke of midnight they will be back in the red tier. betty yu is live with what this means for businesses and anyone that has been waiting to work out or eat out, inside. >> reporter: it means to some extent these activities will be allowed, and you can really feel a sense of excitement and optimism knowing that starting tomorrow they can expand indoors. exiting the purple tier means indoor di

just days after getting into the green light, kpix 5's juliette goodrich is there to tell us what happened. julia? >> reporter: yeah, we are just days away from sunday services. days away from ash wednesday. what happened? we are talking about the rules changing. all along santa clara county has said, our band has been specifically a ban on indoor gatherings. that includes houses of worship. it depends on who's interpreting the law as to what it should be. most church doors have been locked up since march. when the courts ruled they can reopen on a limited basis, a lot of eager worshipers felt like their prayers had been answered. that's not the case for santa clara county now. the ban is back, at least for now. >>> if nothing else happens between now and the weekend, it means that the count t's ban on indoor gatherings is still in place. that includes houses of worship. >> reporter: despite the supreme court's original ruling that they can open? >> yes. >> reporter: marco russell, constitutional law expert in santa clara county university. >> the santa clara county policy just reversed in

. >> reporter: for that matter, in santa clara county, juliette goodrich, cbsn bay area. >>> live looks out side of a bay area drug bust that sounds like something more out of a movie. federal agents seized more than 1000 pounds of methamphetamines, grenade launchers, sniper rifles, three legal firearms and drugs. most of it was found in one raid in sunnyvale. the vast majority of ark-la-tex came from mexico's cartel, using entry points in calexico. >> it depicts the scale of how massive the amounts of drugs and firearms were being pushed through our communities and trafficked in our streets. >> today's a good day for narcotics law enforcement in the bay area. we've successfully put a hurting to the central cartel. >> 19 of 44 people charged are now in custody. part of a two-year investigation by the fbi, dea and homeland security. we first brought to the u.s. attorney's announcement live on cbsn bay area. you can find our coverage 24/7 by going to kpix.com. >>> tonight, seniors and healthcare workers can start signing up for free covid vaccines at cvs pharmacies. cvs opened up a new on

in tonight's original report, juliette goodrich on why more and more women are deciding that less is more.>> reporter: for a growing number of women, when it comes to implants, it is a cultural shift to when less is more. bay area doctors are seeing a big difference in what women want. and the surprising reasons that they want it now. the pandemic might have dealt a big blow to some elective surgeries, but certainly not to all.>> the actual demand for plastic surgery increased to levels i never would have believed.>> dr. carolyn chang is one of the bay area's premier plastic surgeons. for the past few years, and even during the pandemic, she's seen a growing demand for a certain kind of surgical procedure.>> i've noticed an increase desire for women to have implants removed. i've had a much larger of women asking for it than ever before.>> women like becky, a woman we will call sonya and michelle.>> i was very adamant about how i wanted to look in that i always wanted to look natural.>> the fda recommends replacing implants every 10 years and now more women are replacing them with a

juliette goodrich is outside the facility in lafayette where the doctor behind it all says she did not do anything wrong. >> reporter: well, this pop up clinic was here at this middle sc in fayett the doctor said she followed all of the rules but a complaint was filed saying that some of the extra dose is at the end of the day were not given to the right people. the doctor a misunderstanding. it was a community driven vaccination day, more than 600 people getting their first round of the covid shot. >> our oldest patient was 100 1/2. >> reporter: dr. rebecca parrish and other volunteer in janu a geccs. alcitingty health department and medical board, alleging doses were given to people who should not have gotten them. >> the county was present at our clinic, so we had conjure up sedatives that were there. >> reporter: she says they followed contra costa county guidelines, she said some people under 65 did receive vaccinations, but that was at the end of the day when they realized they had close to 100 extra doses. and she says those doses went to seniors on a waiting list, and first-tie

goodrich is in livermore, with the push back from some local school districts. >> the cdc cannot force the school district to reopen, they can only give recommendations. so really comes down to the district and for some it is hinging on vaccinations. >> school reopening, and we need to get hours to reopen, in the state of california, for our youngest cohorts. we can do that deeply. >> they have provided a roadmap that focuses on strategies to getting kids back in the classroom. vaccines are not part of the strategy, but rather, additional layers to covid-19 prevention. but aside from a few school districts in marin, contra costa, and napa county's of the students are still distance- learning. >> our preference is to have our staff vaccinated. >> we have everything necessary to administer the vaccines, except of course the most important thing which is the vaccine is health but as soon as the county sees fit to send in our direction we are ready to roll. >> reporter: some wants to get back in the classroom, and start teaching. vaccinated or not. they agree to an interview, if we did not

in oakland, juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> we want to show you another senseless act of violence against the asian community tonight. surveillance video from outside burma superstars restaurant in oakland shows a customer throwing a bottle of hand sanitizer at the step that works there. according to the eatery, one employee was hurt. the restaurant says it shared that video online to bring awareness to what is going on. these anti-asia> a ter vea fat >>at son's cks. at n his peewee football practice. it happened late yesterday afternoon at concordia park on 64th avenue. not far from mills college. investigators say the father was at the park watching his son's practice with dozens of their teammates. it is unclear if he was targeted or caught in the crossfire. this citizen app shows the huge police presence moments later. operas taped off that area. the suspect walked into the san leandro police department to confess. no names have been released just yet. a few hours ago, the new police chief called on the community to work together to combat all the recent violence in the city. >> this

to and lafayette, juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> looking like at san francisco to awful attacks on seniors, in one and 19-year-old man has been arrested for murder. the attack was caught on camera and may be difficult to watch. it happened st week in thza vta the suspect inat iveway brthen takes off. the victim died saturday from his injuries. his family says he moved here from thailand. >> he came to stay with us, and help us with our children. we took care of him but he also took care of us. he was alsays nt justice and in and to anti- asian racism, which they say contributed to his death. >>> police are investigating a deadly attack against a well- known local private eye. police say that jack palladino was targeted outside his home last week. his attackers drove up, they tried to grab his camera, and during the tug-of-war, he hit his head on the pavement. he never regained consciousness. the 76-year-old passed away today. the investigator was known for working several high-profile cases, including the kidnapping of patty hearst, and the jonestown massacre. >> he always expected that yo

juliette goodrich is in fremont centerville neighborhoods, where that home has now become an illegal dumpsite. juliet. >> reporter: this is the house we are talking about. you can it as you enter the neighborhood, it is the first house used deep. now it is what is beyond that fence that has neighbors so upset. they say it is trash, wraps, and they are, i would say, set up is an understatement. >> we look at it every day. and it doesn't, that brings our property value down living right next to that. >> this is terrible. should have been done a long time ago. >> reporter: the group of neighbors say they are fed up. >> cleaned it up. >> i live across the street. >> reporter: set up over this abandoned property, once a home that caught on fire february 4 of last year. >> you can still smell it. it has been over a year. you can still smell that stuff. >> reporter: now it has turned into an illegal dumping ground. you can see all of the waste. they've reached out to the owner and city and still no answers. >> we live in million-dollar homes and that is the third house you see as you come i

thank you for joining us, i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. kpix 5 news at 5:00 begins with a vicious attack at a san jose school. a man allegedly beat this 70- year-old tortoise so badly he cracked the animal's shell. animal will recover and he's all bandaged up but he is crawling around okay. police arrested a homeless man for the attack. and he's now facing animal cruelty charges. kpix 5's da lin has the story and some of the video which is hard to watch. >> reporter: michelangelo the tortoise is recovering here at the animal hospital here in san jose. he had an overnight surgery and he appears to be doing well. meet michelangelo. even after the attack, he is still friendly and walking near people. but the trauma is evident and any loud suppedden noises would cause him to hide in his shell. >> he can't even run away. so i've been doing this for almost 11 years now and this is the first for me. >> reporter: michelangelo is an educational pet at play and learn preschool in san jose. >> the kids love him and get so excited and we were like oka

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. tonight nearly 8.5 million doses have been administered so far. roughly 15% of the state's population has received at least one. health experts say we'll need to reach about 85% to bring the pandemic under control. as kpix 5's you you reports, the new johnson & johnson vaccine approved today could be a game changer here in the bay area, betty? >> reporter: juliette, one advantage of the johnson & johnson vaccine is that it works with just one dose instead of two. the company said states could begin to receive shipments as early as monday. by the end of the month, johnson & johnson expects to deliver 20 million doses to the u.s. and 100 million by summer. >> the more vaccines that have high efficacy that we can get into play, the better there is. >> reporter: j & j's vaccine showed 80% efficacy against severe illness, and 100% protection against covid-19 deaths 28 days after getting the shot. this doctor says we're already seeing effects of the vaccine in communities. >> i think vaccination is playing a role in our decreasing cases and hospitalizat

juliette goodrich spoke exclusively with the victims family. >> reporter: that victim lived here in this discovery bay home, and his family tells me he had just retired from caltrans. he was the type of person to let anyone in, to help anyone and in this case he left a mother and child lived with him and that may have led to his murder. tell me about your brother. you said he would not hurt anyone. when you heard this -- >> he tried to help people probably a little too much. he is the kind of person who just would not hurt a fly. probably not afraid of people that he maybe should have been. >> reporter: they were not aware he was letting 33-year- old kimberly meeks and her four-year-old son live in his home. but that also did not surprise them. did you know he was taking in a mother and child? >> no, we did not know anything. he did not talk to us about that. i think he was trying to help her. >> reporter: the suspect they say killed iliff is 26-year- old darryon williams. williams is the father of kimberly meeks's four-year-old son. he is now in custody but not before police say he set

.>> let's get right to juliette goodrich with the new fallout after that school board meeting that outraged so many parents. >> reporter: those comments went viral. first, one board member resigns and then we learn the entire board resigned. that left the contra costa county board of education scrambling with what to do next. >> i was listening into the meeting and it was shocking.>> reporter: pta member katie patterson has two children in the oakley school district.>> it is shocking what they said, understandable that they resign.>> reporter: 04 oakley school board members resigned after their conversation was streaming live.>> are we alone?>> yes. >> they thought they had a private moment with parents already logged on to hear members discussing angry parents on a hot mic.>> if you call me out i will [bleep] you up. >> it's really unfortunate that they want to pick on us because they want their babysitters back.>> right. >> that's what made me angry. when she suggested we were looking for babysitters. i do not need a babysitter. i'm a stay-at-home mother. >> a petition calling for the boa

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. though members in boast parties cast guilty votes for the former president. most republicans banded together to impose the impeachment charge. still tonight, some are saying the fight is not over. >> the yays are 57. the nays are 43. >> reporter: donald trump's historic senate impeachment trial is over. >> donald john trump is not guilty as charged. >> reporter: the charge, incitement of insurrection stemming from the riot at the capitol, seven republicans and every democrat found trump guilty. that's the most bipartisan support for a presidential impeachment in history but it is still far short of the two- thirds majority required to convict. >> no power to convict and disqualify a former office holder who is now a private citizen. >> a cowardly group of republicans who apparently have no options. because they were afraid to defend their jobs. >> reporter: this was the shortest impeachment trial in history but still had its surprises including an 11th hour debate to call witnesses. b

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. police say that mini van was stolen in pacific heights at jack and laguna two hours ago. that is where kpix5 reporter betty yu is. she just spoke with the children's father. betty? >> reporter: and, as you can imagine, the father is frantic. he is anxious and he just wants his two children back. you may have just received that amber alert on your phone. all of this went down on 9:00 p.m. at jackson street where you see a police presence as they canvass the area for any clues. we are told the building does have a camera. now, the carjacking victim told us he was making a door dash delivery on jackson. he left the car unparked. when he returned, he said he saw a man sitting in his driver's seat trying to figure out the controls of the the vehicle. that is when the victim jeffrey fang says he tried to get this man out of his car. the suspect ends uptaking his phone and then the scuffle over the phone takes him up a block. he says when he finally got his phone back and returned to the ori

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. and we are tracking that next round of rain. brian? >> it's going to start in the afternoon tomorrow, looking at the doppler, it could start before that. showers are being picked up off the coast. this is not rain actually hitting the ground. don't get fooled by that. here is where we want to draw attention with the rain sitting off the coast. as we watch now, it gets pulled farther up the coast overnight. then tomorrow this thing finally gets organized and motivated, it comes into the north bay by the early afternoon tomorrow. 1:00 rain for sonoma county, and then it marches through the rest of the bay area throughout the second half of the day tomorrow. and it will be winden

kpix 5's juliette goodrich is at the scene. you are actually there and watched this thing come down. >> it doesn't get any closer than this. this is the single engine plane that came down. we are over 580. this is isabel.

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. and we are tracking that next round of rain. brian? >> it's going to start in the afternoon tomorrow, looking at the doppler, it could start before that. showers are being picked up off the coast. this is not rain actually hitting the ground. don't get fooled by that. here is where we want to draw attention with the rain sitting off the coast. as we watch now, it gets pulled farther up the coast overnight. then tomorrow this thing finally gets organized and motivated, it comes into the north bay by the early afternoon tomorrow. 1:00 rain for sonoma county, and then it marches through the rest of the bay area throughout the second half of the day tomorrow. and it will be windy when that happens, look at the wind speeds, with gusts up to 40 miles per hour. the last storm gusts at 60. that is an important characterization. this storm is not going to be as bad as what we had last week. but last week was impressive. this is still a good rain and wind maker, we will outline exactly what you should expect for the whole thing, coming up

we have team coverage, dennis will have a full recap in a few minutes but first juliette goodrich is live where fans watched the game like they never had before. jewels. >> reporter: what a night. normally there would be super bowl parties inside this bar but not this year. the real winners were restaurants that had outdoor dining and safe super bowl parties. with all eyes focused on the game football fans had something to cheer about. no, not the game necessarily, outdoor dining. >> it is great to have things opened. >> the sports bar owner says he likes the vibe. >> every other super bowl and this is the 40th one have been inside. this is the first one outside and we love it outside. >> we normally do this every super bowl is this your thing? >> this is our first time. >> and ways a super bowl without super bowl food so let's hear it for the cooks and let's go back here and shout with one. >> how are you? >> what is the favorite? >> we have jello shots. >> it was divided and crowded. >> i am a tom brady fan. >> that is not my girlfriend. she might have kissed me but not my girlfrie