we're going to break down the findings of covid-19 cases linked to teenagers ahead on kpix 5 and kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> plus, how an east bay city is arming its residents ahead of >>> to the coronavirus now. the cdc is warning of a rise in the number of young people being sent to the hospital with covid-19. according to the cdc data, 204 12 to 17-year-olds were hospitalized in the first three months of the year. a third of them admitted to the icu. that's a much higher rate than the year before. the cdc director says vaccination is the key. >>> happening today the san francisco department of health is holding another family day vaccination event. today the site is at union missionary baptist church on webster street. tomorrow's events will be held at the southeast health center from 9:00 to 4:00 p.m. >>> more confusion about masks requirements in california. as people head back to work. the governor today hinting that future changes may be in store. that is after cal osha approved a policy to require masks unless everybody in the workplace is vaccinated. that means

send a photo of your grad or tag kpix 5 on your social media post. no profess majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >>> i've got golf up top. the u.s. women's open, to be exact. the best in the world have thawed out by now after the olympic club showed its teeth and round two. the fog is going to roll in. all over the course. seek warmth, comfort any way you could. shot of the day, thank you jennifer. par 3, 13. a couple of ounces and she jarred it.:1. rachel had bounced back a bit. the ncaa champion nearly holding out, one over yesterday. five over total. no problem for amateur. at the seventh hole, the 17-year-old stanford commit shot study even as far as 71. 19-year-old from the philippines, check the action at 18. what a shot. she also fired a 67 second-best score of the day. she has a one-shot lead. would be the youngest ever to win the women's u.s.

. >> kpix 5's betty yu live in the castro where parties are in full swing, and that's where we find betty. hey. >> reporter: hi brian, hi, juliette. people are out ready to celebrate through the night. there are lines to get into bars throughout the castro. the mood out here is definitely very spirited and celebratory. they came dressed in their best pride costumes and showed off their rainbow outfits, ready to make the most of pride weekend in san francisco. >> pride 2021 is just so fabulous i had to go rainbow hair. it's the first time i've got rainbow hair. >> reporter: we also spotted pink hair, a pink beard and a spontaneous dance party. >> i feel there's an extra happiness, an extra gayness because the castro survived the aids playing, the aids epidemic, and now we are watching the end of the coronavirus epidemic. >> reporter: people danced in the streets and filled bars and restaurants. this is their eighth pride weekend, and they're thankful they're able to see it. >> this year we're happy. it's getting a lot better. so the chemistry is coming out. a lot of people coming out. as a

justin, thank you. >>> let's go live to kpix 5's emily turner. she has a sweet assignment, bakery in burlingame , welcoming customers this morning. emily, getting the taste of anything over there? >> reporter: not yet, but it's on the list, because man, take a look at everything they offer. looks great. the thing is, nothing like this has changed, but it will look a whole lot different here at copenhagen bakery in burlingame. i'm with the owner, ralph. ralph, you can see all the signs of covid with the mask requirements, the exits, what are you going to do physically different to change, now that today's the day? >> we are going to try to be a little cautious to work our way into this, because, you know, switching it from one day to the next feels kind of odd. as you can see, we had all these exit signs, trying to get people to follow certain ways out. they kept some distance from each other, you know? and that was a challenge. so i guess we will have to take this out and i think we are going to try to go back to normal, slowly as we can. >> what

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now on kpix 5, streaming on csn bay area, looking live from the exclusive sales force tower cam her, looking felt this morning for the embarcadero good morning to you. it is tuesday, june 15th. i'm len kiese. >> i am in for michelle. let's get a quick check of the forecast. it's about to heat up, mary. >>> for sure, we will see temperatures soaring as we look to wednesday and for thursday, with that in lynn heat wave in store for us. for today, little bit warmer compared to yesterday. the start of that warming trend for us begins today. here's a live look with the treasure island camera looking at san francisco with patchy fog as we start off our day, definitely not as extensive though as yesterday. of course we had that drizzle yesterday morning we are looking about the cloudy skies as we start of our day. temperatures, a little bit warmer. so a few degrees above average for this time of the year. low to mid 70s around the bay and 80s inland this afternoon. specific locations looking at 70 in san francisco, 76 in o

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> two suspects appeared in court in southern california accused of killing a little boy in a road rage incident. new details on what happened after the murder and a second freeway altercation just days later. >>> multiple people shot in san jose overnight. the details on the investigation. >>> a wildfire near big sur explodes to 2000 acres. by the south bay could soon feel its effects. >>> good morning. i'm devon feely. thank you for joining us. let's start with a quick check of our weather with meteorologist darren peck. it is cooling down, thankfully this weekend. >> yes it is. >> the marine layer is coming in through the golden gate. i will show you that from our view down the roadway. the other thing, look at the smoke. we will talk about that coming up in the complete forecast. there is a view of the golden gate bridge with the marine layer. it is 55 in san francisco that is a nice way to start the day. it is in the low 60s everywhere else. if we look at the daytime highs for today, we are in the upper 90s. there is a heat

kpix 5 joins us live now. things are going to look slightly different this weekend. >> they already look very different than in years past. this will be my seventh year covering this event. it is a completely different world. i'm joined by the vp of communications. this had be -- first off glad nascar is back. what does it look like in order to make this happen? >> it has been a lot of work by a lot of people. we have gotten great cooperation from the state of california, sonoma county, the health department to be able to have this event, to have fans here on sunday for the toyota 350. it will be the largest attended sporting esflent northern california since the pandemic hit about 15 months ago. when it comes to being able to make that happen, it will be the largest sporting event but it won't be as big as in years past. i can tell it is so much more empty than it was. what are some of the big changes you guys had to make to make this happen? >> we have gone through all the cdc protocols. we have cashless tra

live in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. >> great celebration. thank you foth. life look at oakland where today's pink torch procession got started. >>> meteorologist darren peck is here. hopefully we will be able to see the pink triangle. >> it'll be touch and go, a lot of the city is already getting overtaken but before i get there, i want to start this forecast on day six through 10. this shows you what the degree of confidence is in the temperatures being above or below average. looking specifically at the time frame, the deeper you get into the shades of blue the higher the confidence the temperatures will be below average. as we look at inland locations, 81 would be average. we got close to that today, but look at what happens as we go toward the end of this week and get to monday. see the temperatures finally take a dip. that's what you have to do when there is nothing happening for the first six days. the drop we did today, the cooldown already happened from yesterday to today. now we arjustat what we did today over the next six days. we didthbig drop, y

. >>> plus, a kpix 5 exclusive. what the ups driver beaten in the middle of a bay area street revealed to us tonight. >> they hit in my bike, and i fell down and all the wheel in the front, they run over my face. >>> and how bad is the drought? the water shortage emergency that could soon impact millions of people in santa clara county. >>> now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the body of a little boy from san jose was dumped in a nevada desert, and tonight a nationwide search is underway for his mother, who is identified as the prime suspect in that murder. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. kpix 5's maria medina is live at the san jose police department with the latest details on this developing case, maria? >> reporter: and investigators did not stop working on this case until they identified that little boy. they say the one person who gave him life is the one who took it away. >> we obtained an arrest warrant nationwide extradition for open murder for samantha moreno rodriguez. >>

>>> live from the cbs bay studios this is kpix 5 news.>>> right now on kpix 5 and streamline cbsn bay area, we are looking live out east at the city of oakland. it is wednesday, june 9. good morning. we have a surprise for you, look who is back, meteorologist mary lee. >> good to be back. we are looking at the ocean breeze kicking in and another cool day across the bay area. 40s and 50s starting off. checking out what you can expect this afternoon. clearing and temperatures below average for this time of year. below to mid 60s around the bay and low 70s inland. specific locations 63 in oakland, 70 at concorde and 68 for napa. >>> good morning. as we hit the road race a couple of things to look out for, traveling to the east out the door is a crash eastbound 580 at harrison street. the activity has been out there quite some time so hopefully in the clearing stages. things might change when they call a tow truck to the scene. westbound 580, brake lights building onto a five and 580 itself. travel time, -- fire crews are working on a trouble spot, westbound closed 116 from f street to e

kpix 5's da lin live with the latest. hey. >> reporter: hey, instead of clearing out and pack up their belongings some people spent the day building a new structure at the encampment. there's a sign they're planning to defy the city's order once again to leave. joel is building a small octagon house. >> this community right here specifically is a community of anchorouts a community of retired professionals who are elderly. >> reporter: just two of about 35 people who live at the dunphy park encampment. some have been here since january. >> my son really enjoyed the camp getting to know people and just having space to be like to able to back around. >> reporter: until the boat was damaged they lived on a boat. on friday the city served a notice asking him and others to clear out by tuesday. >> i'm worried they're just going to come and destroy everything after the three day notice. >> reporter: city leaders say they need to clear out the site to finish up a construction project. the other problem is the encampment is set u

you can see right here on kpix 5. but the important question, how is stephen colbert himself feeling about all this quick >> i would characterize his feelings as nervous and excited excited to be back with people and genuinely nervous he won't fit into his suits. >> it was a strange and scary year. but if i had to be alone, i'm glad it was with you. >> they've done more than 200 episodes remotely since the start of the pandemic. his first guest tomorrow will be jon stewart. >>> and the player of the year was it was obvious the westminster dog show. >> was sabe won best in show tonight in a dog show like no other. >> was sabe is the best in show winner. >> bourbon the whip it was the runner-up. a big feed for a dog that just had puppies three months ago. wasabi's handler said the pup will celebrate with filet mignon. it was the first time the show was moved out of madison square garden in all 2500 dogs competed. we even saw barry bonds return to the field with his miniature schnauzer rocky who also competed in the show

in the meantime, we are live in burlingame, emily turner, kpix 5. >> so interesting to hear challenges, all the business owners in the bay area can relate to. we appreciate the perspective, emily, thanks. >>> where can you ditch the mask and word you have to keep it on? justin andrews is clearing up any of the confusion, live from pleasant hill bart. >> reporter: in morning, we actually talked to a couple of ladies this morning, they were catching bart to the airport and, yes, they were rocking their mask. right now, you can take a look right here, people we've been seeing them go inside here with their mask on. they know the routine, but we also know some people don't know the routine. they don't know when or where to put on the mask, so, you need to keep that mask on when catching bart and other public transportation, like airports, ships, ferries, trains, and taxis. this includes train and bus stations too. you also have to wear that mask in schools k-12, childcare, and other youth settings. the states health and human services director noted that that could potentially change, base

. >> now we turn to kpix 5's juliette goodrich live in pleasanton, one of the hottest spots in the bay area today, juliette? >> reporter: yes, and we're going to switch moods a little bit tonight, because yes, this was the hot spot during the day, and check out what we found -- the hot spot tonight. it was triple digits out here, and we found 70s happening inside. this group happy just to be out and about, no masks. doesn't seem like they care that it's hot outside. >> this pleasanton heat is -- it's tough. >> reporter: once sun set, the night was full of life downtown after a day of trying to stay cool. >> oh, i also jumped in the pool. >> pretty much stayed inside today until i knew we could come and sit inside a nice air conditioned restaurant. >> reporter: the evening breeze also helped. >> we actually came from the beach in central coast, and it's hotter there than it is here. >> hotter than they're used to. >> reporter: this group came from a day at the ballpark. >> drank a lot of water. >> yeah, drank a lot of water. >> sat in the shade at the game. >> yeah. >> enjoyed the giant

. >>> well, still ahead on kpix 5 and kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area -- >> a bizarre crash in san francisco, how the driver flew off the roadway and narrowly escaped without a crash. >>> a royal salute for america's president. i'm ian lee with queen elizabeth's first meeting with president biden. >>> welcome back. while we look ahead to the end of the state's restrictions, many people and business owners are thinking about their pandemic experience. >> kpix 5's john ramos returned to the town of novato to check in on one business that was struggling to survive. >> reporter: grant avenue is novato's main street and today compared to a year ago if you see what it looks like it just show what is kind of journey covid-19 took us on. a year ago this is what grant avenue looked like. empty streets, and darkened shops. it was literally illegal for customers to enter. but today, the signs of life have returned. not every business survived. but those that did are being embraced by a grateful public. >> you know, you see restaurants that couldn't make it and there are a few favorites of

watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. >>> life from the cbs base studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> rescue workers are searching for any signs of life as a safety review begins. >>> a deadly police chief in southern california and with the women did in her own home. >>> a false start for small business owners as a bay area reopens. the dilemma has forced many to take dramatic action. >> we were open seven days a week pre-pandemic and now we e

a5 time emmy award winner, he also had a stent at kpix 5 before joining ktvu. the driver was arrested. >>> now to the fire watch new video into the newsroom. a wildfire that has jumped a highway and it is threatening the community tonight. the fire is burning in the shasta trinity national forest. strong winds have caused the flames to grow to nearly 5000 acres and it is threatening the community. some residents in siskiyou county are being evacuated, lightning sparked the fire on friday. >> there is timber in that area, as you know, there is a lot of dead and dying trees again. >> it is a dangerous situation, especially as we go into the hottest time of year. those fire crews are trying to get a handle on the fire, they are basically cooking under this heat that has been baking the pacific northwest. you see this little swirl off of the coast. we have high temperatures on saturday . >>> things will cool off nicely on sunday. today was another day of slightly below average temperatures but not so much with pacific northwest. look at these temperatures. this is

kpix 5's andria borba is live in richmond with more on the defund debate, andria? >> reporter: well, elizabeth, last night the city council told the city manager to explore options other than the top of the line $10.3 million funding reduction from the police department to other social services. >> we need services in place before we take services away. >> reporter: that's the message from richmond police chief french, as city council contemplates taking away $10.3 million from the department's budget. that move, chief french said, would result in 23 officer layoffs and the loss of the spot shotter program. it would decimate the heralding policing model. >> it seems we're going back to where we were 20 years ago, and so it seems like it's taking a big step backwards. >> reporter: french agrees that mental health and homeless services are needed to help people and prevent crime, but calls this too much too soon. vice mayor johnson, a fourth generation richmond resident, says these changes aren't meant to be punitive to the department but positive for the community.

a5 time emmy award winner, he also had a stent at kpix 5 before joining ktvu. the driver was arrested. >>> now to the fire watch new video into the newsroom. a wildfire that has jumped a highway and it is threatening the community tonight. the fire is burning in the shasta trinity national forest. strong winds have caused the flames to grow to nearly 5000 acres and it is threatening the community. some residents in siskiyou county are being evacuated, . ghtning sparked the fire >> there is timber in that area, as you know, there is a lot of dead and dying trees again. >> it is a dangerous situation, especially as we go into the hottest time of year. those fire crews are trying to get a handle on the fire, they are basically cooking under this heat that has been baking the pacific northwest. you see this little swirl off of the coast. we have high temperatures on saturday . >>> things will cool off nicely on sunday. today was another day of slightly below average temperatures but not so much with pacific northwest. look at these this is not a typo. portland was

right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, multiple people shot overnight. we are live on the scene with the latest on the investigation. >> a late night debate on mask rules. the confusion over wearing a face covering at work. >>> plus a roaring return. we are live in sonoma as nascar revs up for this weekend's race. good morning everyone. it is friday june 4th. >> lets head right over the mary lee for our weekend weather forecast. >> so excited about friday. happy friday to you. we are looking at very similar conditions compared to yesterday. maybe just a touch cooler by a degree or two. here we go. a live look with our san francisco cam. you see those drops on our live cam. we are tracking drizzle once begins along the coast and around the bay. temperatures in the 50s this morning. that cloud cover sticking around along the coast. upper 50s around the bay. mid to upper 60s with some clearing. partly sunny. as we look to the inland locations with that sunshine the daytime highs in the upper 70s to the 80s. we will talk more about that weekend forecast comi

kpix 5 was there with more on how the night went, andrea?>> reporter: the oakland a's welcomed the rangers into town and hope the fans would fill the stands on the first night without code restrictions, but instead the attendance was 4739. many say it is a clear indication that this team needs a new ballpark.>> [ cheering ] >> reporter: fans were cheering, concession stands were open and fans happy to be back without any restrictions. >> it is great to be back at the ballpark, we already got our hotdogs in, working on the cotton candy eating. >> reporter: fans were sprinkled throughout the ballpark with row after row of empty seats. >> my dad loves it but he can't understand why there is not enough people here. he says, why don't we have more fans? i don't know what to tell him. >> i'm surprised there's not more people, but i feel like it is like anything, we are slowly dipping our toes into the water. >> reporter: many of the fans are slow to -- showed up said that it proves it's time for a new stadium. >> if they don't work something out,

kpix is a proud sponsor of pride movie nights happening june 11th and 12th. >> given that we are still in the pandemic, albeit we are entering the end of it, pefully that people are celebrating pride month this year? >> reporter: definitely something new from the sf giants, they are debuting new uniforms, showing bright colors, the first team to do so. they will be showing those off at this saturday's game. >> kpix 5 is proud premier partner of the sears pride celebration. cities across the bay area held pride raising flag ceremonies today but this one is slightly different. it features black and brown stripes to represent people of color and navy blue, pink and white stripes for transgender people. >>> contra costa county experiencing firsthand the danger of fire season. 35 vegetation fires so far this year. some of them were caused by fireworks. andrea nakano joins us live from pleasant hill to explain why that city is still going ahead with its firework show on the fourth of july. >> reporter: the fireworks will be launched from this site at college park high school. kohn fire telli

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kpix 5's maria medina joins us live with why they're facing such a huge challenge, maria? >> reporter: yeah, liz, firefighters are bracing for yet another busy fourth of july. they know that people will set off fireworks, but the question is where are people getting them. >> -- professional grade fireworks, our department was stretched beyond its limits. every fire station was out responding to fireworks-related calls. >> reporter: last july 4th, san jose received more than 6,000 online reports of illegal fireworks. more than triple than the year before. >> there are companies selling those fireworks that probably stand to have a very high profit margin again this year. >> reporter: fire officis wonder where people are getting the illegal fireworks. a quick search on craigslist shows just how easy it is to buy and sell them. those are the little guys, however. last month oakland police confiscated a pickup truck full of fireworks. >> the fire department sees the tragedy of these fires. we see people lose their homes. we see people hurt and injured, property damage. >> seem

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>>> now at 11:00 on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, we are just days away from california's big re-opening, but is the bay area ready to ditch the strict health guidelines? >> i'm looking forward to walking down the street without my mask. >> i'm not really ready for the world to fully open. >> and as many businesses get ready for the re-opening, there is a new push to rent out empty storefronts. >>> plus, a live look on this warm night. but things are about to get a lot hotter. when some areas could see triple digits this week. . >>> and another scare in the air on board a flight from california. what an off-duty flight attendant said over the speaker system that had other passengers rushing to tackle them. >>> we start with california's big re-opening, now just two days away, and we are counting down to the state lifting almost all of its health restrictions. and good evening to you, i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. live look across the bay area on this last weekend of mandatory mask wearing. kpix 5 reporter da lin talked with folks in the east bay to find out

you can watch the film selma on kpix 5. and dr. martin luther king's epic from selma to montgomery, alabama. and to protect equal voting rights for african americans. >>> just about ten minutes before 7:00. could dining on the sidewalk become permanent in san francisco. the hearing today with one big opponent. >>> and a story about how one accused person has been on the street after multiple crimes. how did this happen and what is next for him just ahead. >>> it is a big week end. stern grove festival kicks off this weekend. the stage is about to be ready for the artist to take on and the crowd will be here, too. we'll tell you all about it coming up next. >>> good morning. ahead on cbs this morning. millions of americans are experiencing triple digit temperatures from an intense heat wave in the west. what you can do to stay safe and how long the sweltering conditions will last. >>> also, the push for paid family leave. tony and baby early wise meet with the first member of congress to take paternity leave to see how he is hoping

we invite you to stave with kpix 5 for continuing coverage of the drought crisis. you can also check drought conditions and restrictions by z.i.p. code on kpix.com. >>> now to the fire watch, chopper 5 was over a 10 acre brush fire that briefly threatened at least one building in morgan hill. firefighters were able to stop it in time. in walnut creek, gusty trenton helped fuel a small fire. it burned about one acre. no word on how either fire started. >>> still to come, thieves swarm of bay area louis vuitton store and pull off $100,000 handbag heist. >>> plus, how american billionaires are avoiding their tax bills. one bay area lawmakers plan to make them pay. >> if i do business in one of their companies, i am creating more money for them. and they are not being taxed on it, it is not bare. >>> new details on the day area company that briefly broke the internet. why he could much easily happen again. >>> how a group ended up adrift on the back of a giant flamingo. >>> breezy conditions around the bay area, with some fair- weather clouds overhead. temperatures wer

in san francisco, kpix five. >>> amc is hosting the first ever black picture showcase. starting today through june 24th 4 theaters will feature a collection of contemporary black light films. anand bay streetet 16 at emeryvilille. tickets arare five dollars s ap. >>> > the momovie chroninicles 1965 march from selma to montgomery to protect equal voting rights for african americans. it airs on sunday night. >>> one of the most tangible signs of a drought is a scary sight for residence. the punishing heat wave and a severe lack of rain made it a cracked desert. it is one of two that supplies drinking water for the county. sitting at a 39% capacity. >>> for some families it's hard for them to believe this is the same lake that they took their boats out on. were telling them you can only take this them out with your shower. cutting back on the laundry as well. >>> time now for a check of the weather. i can't believe the drought is still so bad. >> it is a big concern for us. it was a dry winter and spring. we are looking at an exceptional to extreme drought across the bay a

that's it for kpix 5 news at noon, we are on 24 hours on cbsn >> thomas: liam is doing whatever he can to look after you and the kids. >> hope: but by asking you to take care of us? >> thomas: not just me. he knows you have the whole family. but he could be in jail for a while. >> hope: i don't wanna hear that, thomas. i don't wanna hear it. >> thomas: look. liam doesn't want you to be alone. >> hope: then he needs to concentrate on the case and not act like he's never going to get out of jail. >> thomas: he is. he's focused on that, okay? but he doesn't want you to be alone. i will look after you, beth, and douglas. you can count on me, hope.

watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. we go further, so you can. >> i wouldn't really call what's happened now an investigation. it's essentially a highly chaperoned, highly curated study tour. >> study tour? >> study tour. everybody around the world is imagining this is some kind of full investigation. it's not. this group of experts only saw what the chinese government wanted them to see. ( ticking ) >> more than a quarter of cities

kenny choi, kpix 5. >> we have some background on where other bay area counties are standing. 75% of people in marin have received at least one dose of the vaccine. santa clara and san mateo are close behind. alameda is hovering at 66%. contra costa county is at 65%. >>> new action to combat the drought in santa clara county. they just declared a water shortage emergency. len ramirez shows us how this clears the way for new mandatory water restrictions. >> reporter: that's right. the valley water district board is recommended and a 15% mandatory reduction from 2019 levels. when you factor in the fact that a lot of people have been cutting back the last drought, this amounts to a 33% cut back from 2013 levels. now, back to back drier than normal winters, the threat of drought next year and the valley's largest reservoir out of commission for a decade because of concerns all added up to the declaration that the santa clara valley is in a water shortage emergency. >> while this large drought is concerning conditions will be far worse in 2022 if drought conditions continue and no action

send your grad's photo to 2021grads@cbs.com or tag kpix. no professional photos please. include their name, city, a little bit about them. >>> helping the helpers. how this bay area woman and her dog are providing relief to first responders when they need >>> from a devastating wildfire to a bad car accident, first responders can encounter traumatic emergencies on the job. that's where a north bay woman and her friend come in. we are introduced to this week's bay area jefferson award winner. >> it's a great relief. >> reporter: smiles abound when she makes her rounds. the 3-year-old california officer visits. >> she always brightens everyone's day. >> we get to as many places as we can. >> reporter: for two years, heidi has brought her to police and fire station, fire base plants and other places to help alleviate stress and trauma first responders experience on the job. >> if we have a rough day going in, we see her and she's wagging her tail coming towards us. it's always a good feeling, just takes a little edge off the day. >> reporter: as a puppy heidi trained the go

. >> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a former kpix anchor creates a display at the site where a former slave owner was once celebrated. where you can find it, next. what if f you could d push a bun anand less cararbon would de put t into the a air. if there w was a buttoton that d helplp you use l less energy, breaththe cleaner air, and eveven take onon climatate change..... would yoyou press itit? >>> a powerful art display at golden gate park near a monument that honored francis scott key. he authorized star spangled banner but also owned slaves. historians are questioning and whether it truly reflects our diverse population. >> in the framework of the 21st century and even 20th century, post civil rights movement, absolutely not. >> a former kpix anchor and sculpt i created an installation that surrounds the former monument. each figure is representing a captive on board the ship to arrive in our country more than 400 years ago. >>> wood prices are falling fast but are higher than before the pandemic. >>> american airlines will have to cancel many flights in the

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>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> a shark attack at a popular bay area beach, why this rare incident is raising alarms. >>> it did get a little warmer today if you are inland. but i will show you how we lucked out and dodged what is a historic way for the west. >>> rescuers in florida in a battle against time after her condo collapsed. the new issue complicating their efforts to find her than 100 missing people. thank you for joining us on the special edition of kpix 5 news at 7:00. >>> we begin with the rear shark attack in san mateo county. it happened this morning at the gray whale cove state beach. john ramose explains why this rare attack has officials concerned. >> reporter: this morning some beachgoers in san mateo county learned that what they fear most about the ocean deep may not be that deep after all. at about 9:15 this morning a surfer was in the water at gray whale cove a beach when a juvenile great white shark, reputedly 6-8 feet long bit him in the leg. it quickly released and swam off. >> the surfer was able to swim back to shore with as

pride teamed with the film festival and kpix is in on it too. justin andrews is live at oracle park. a big night at the ballpark. >> reporter: it is. the doors open in about six hours all for the live and virtual entertainment coming to oracle park. you see the trees decked ouout ththe rainbow w colorsrs. they are e alalready ready and your popcorn and your pride e ready. tonight is the night. san francisco pride, the theme this year, all in this together. the location, oracle park. >> we are so excited to welcome our communities back to in person celebrations with two nights at oracle park. >> reporter: that's right, two nights, two movies all to make sure lgbtq plus community and allies celebrate joy and solidarity. this takes placace of pride e t year. . ththe film adapaptation of tony award winning musical in the heights premieres tonight. the bay area native and director of the film even named his son heights after the movie. >> america is growing up and going through our own teen-age struggles of trying to figure out our identity. these pe

>>> breaking news on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn the area. bill cosby out of prison. why courts just overturned his sexual assault conviction. a former bay area judge weighs in. >>> let's get right to the live news desk. >> this has been a real legal shocker to a lot of people. the past half hour, prison officials confirmed bill cosby has left. he is a free man as we speak, taking a look above the pennsylvania prison where bill cosby spent almost three years of a 3-10 year sentence. until today when his sexual assault conviction was overturned by the supreme court. bill cosby is now 83 years old. he was convicted of sexually assaulting a woman at his home in 2004 but accused of drugging and raping dozens of women over several decades. it's down to his fifth amendment rights when he said he would not testify in a civil suit that was prosecuted on the testimony. today the judge ruled that the conviction in the judgment are vacated and he is discharge. legal experts have been weighing in on social media. his tv wife from the hit sitcom the cosby show speaking out in his

lives tonight, kpix 5. anundercover police operation in san jose ended in a deadly shooting. we are live in san jose where the police department is taking an unprecedented step in the wake of this incident. >> reporter: we are live here at city hall where there is a makeshift memorial for demetrius stanley and a sizable protest and march. the police chief did something we have never seen before. he released surveillance video two days after the fatal shooting and here it is in starts with an undercover officer running away from the scene and he just heard him rack and load an unregistered ghost gun with a high-capacity magazine which is also legal and a 31-year-old walked into the street where we can see him holding a weapon and walks past this unmarked police car with an undercover officer inside. he comes back to the car and opens the door while holding the gun and the undercover officer said he feared for his life and opened fire and killed stanley. the chief said the two officers were there to conduct surveillance on stanley who had a warrant for assault with a deadly wea

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you can join in on social media by using the hashtag kpix. we will be right back. stratification turned tragic for one bay area tourist. authorities say 19-year-old from alameda was stabbed to death in hawaii. >> a, stop this right now. >> witnesses captured the confrontation on video. it happened in waikiki early tuesday morning. very early. police say he got into an argument with a group of people when the fight broke it. the 21-year-old has been arrested. he is facing 2nd degree murder charges and is in jail on a $1 million bond. >>> a weld story of livermore. police looking for the pickup driver who tried to mow down an officer. it happened during a traffic stop on isabel avenue near 580. at first, the driver pulled over or the motorcycle officer but then police say the driver through the truck into reverse. then back over the motorcycle. they were treated for minor injuries. the search is on for this brown toyota tundra. >>> still ahead, a conflict thousands of miles away, the business of the port of oakham. >> the june gloom pretty stubborn on the coast and t

tonight he is telling his story exclusively to kpix 5's betty yu. >> reporter: the man who recorded that viral video very openly said to me that he's a recovering alcoholic and addict and as a long rap sheet he says that as a man of color who grew up in san francisco, he is used to being questioned but this encounter went too far. >> please get out of my face. put your mask on. >> i'm outside, i don't need a mask. >> i want identification, who are you? >> reporter: the nearly eight minute video starts with an intense confrontation between a man who identified himself as john and antonio chavez who was recording. chavez says he was making narcan deliveries to a rehab facility back in april when the resident first shouted at him to his top story window. >> he hollered at me from across the street. he humiliated me. you know, i already feel like i stick out in these neighborhoods. i feel like i'm not welcome. it is not a new thing. >> you are the one in the neighborhood. >> that's right, so what. >> reporter: the man went through his boxes and repeatedly asked for identification. >> i'm doi

. >>> live from kpix. thank for joining us this friday morning. i'm in for michelle. >> len keys. good morning to you. happy friday. first things first. a check of our friday forecast with meteorologist mary lee still hot out there. >> we are looking at those temperatures soaring once again this afternoon. inever it is a warm start to our day. heat advisories and an excessive heat warning in effect for the north bay and south bay. we aring looing at heat advisories there as we head through our day. and in pink, excessive heat warnings for these east bay hills and interior valleys and also for the north bay mountains. another hot day inland as we go through our day today. here is what you can expect. 93 in san jose. yesterday in fairfield topping 110-degrees yesterday afternoon. 102 in livemoore looking at 99. close to 100 in santa rosa. around the bay and along the coast, a little bit cooler. we're going to get a little bit of that light onshore flow for you. upper 60s along the coast. mid to upper 870s inland or at least around the bay this afternoon. we have another spare the ai

kpix is a proud sponsor of pride movie nights happening june 11th and 12th. >> given that we are still in the pandemic, albeit we are entering the end of it, hopefully, any other new ways that people are celebrating pride month this year? >> reporter: definitely something new from the sf giants, they are debuting new uniforms, showing bright colors, the first team to do so. they will be showing those off at this saturday's game. >> kpix 5 is proud premier partner of the sears pride celebration. cities across the bay area held pride raising flag ceremonies today but this one is slightly different. it features black and brown stripes to represent people of color and navy blue, pink and white stripes for transgender people. >>> contra costa county experiencing firsthand the danger of fire season. 35 vegetation fires so far this year. some of them were caused by fireworks. andrea nakano joins us live from pleasant hill to explain why that city is still going ahead with its firework show on the fourth of july. >> reporter: the fireworks will be launched from this site at college park high s

tonight he is telling his story exclusively to kpix 5's betty yu. >> reporter: the man who recorded that viral video very openly said to me that he's a recovering alcoholic and addict and as a long rap sheet he says that as a man of color who grew up in san francisco, he is used to being questioned but this encounter went too far. >> please get out of my face. put your mask on. >> i'm outside, i don't need a mask. >> i want identification, who are you? >> reporter: the nearly eight minute video starts with an intense confrontation between a man who identified himself as john and antonio chavez who was recording. chavez says he was making narcan deliveries to a rehab facility back in april when the resident first shouted at him to his top story window. >> he hollered at from across the street. he humiliated me. you know, i already feel like i stick out in these neighborhoods. i feel like i'm not welcome. it is not a new thing. >> you are the one in the neighborhood. >> that's right, so what. >> reporter: the man went through his boxes and repeatedly asked for identification. >> i'm doing

. >> and i'm ken bastida, now at 11:00 on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area, a san jose mom captured hundreds of miles away from the desert where investigators say she dumped her little boys body. maria medina is live in san jose with the message police say the mother left behind before she allegedly killed her son. >> reporter: i've got to tell you, every detail of this case has been heartbreaking. police say that liam's father came home to find his family gone, a message left for him from liam's mother saying i'm sorry. >> she specifically tells him "i'm sorry, i had to do it like this." >> reporter: may 24th, liam who stands father came home to find his son, his mother and their belongings gone. >> she also goes on to say that i am going to try to get a house for liam and i and that we can talk about this in the future. >> reporter: investigators say liam's father never felt that his son was in danger. but what happened next is what investigators describe as heartbreaking. rodriguez is accused of driving liam to nevada where they were seen at a las vegas hotel on may 27th. the nex

kpix 5's maria medina joins us live with why they're facing such a huge challenge, maria? >> reporter: yeah, liz, firefighters are bracing for yet another busy fourth of july. they know that people will set off fireworks, but the question is where are people getting them. >> -- professional grade fireworks, our department was stretched beyond its limits. every fire station was out responding to fireworks-related calls. >> reporter: last july 4th, san jose received more than 6,000 online reports of illegal fireworks. more than triple than the year before. >> there are companies selling those fireworks that probably stand to have a very high profit margin again this year. >> reporter: fire officials wonder where people are getting the illegal fireworks. a quick search on craigslist shows just how easy it is to buy and sell them. those are the little guys, however. last month oakland police confiscated a pickup truck full of fireworks. >> the fire department sees the tragedy of these fires. we see people lose their homes. we see people hurt and injured, property damage. >> se