>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> getting legal ghost guns off of the streets. the state joining one fight and how they are going after some big time players. >>> thousands of pg&e customers could lose their power tomorrow. new information. >>> today is deadline day for some san francisco city workers to show proof they have been vaccinated. i am justin andrews with the numbers coming up next. >> good afternoon. i am allen martin. the top story at 3:00 on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area , the state attorney general joining the crackdown on illegal ghost guns. kpix 5's kenny choi joins us . >> reporter: this joint effort announced today will strengthen a lawsuit filed by the san francisco district attorney against three gun manufacturers in august and they displayed ghost guns purchased online and showed how it was manufactured and assembled. the lawsuit alleges the performance violated state laws that require them to apply for serial numbers and that they misled consumers into believing that the weapons were legal. >> we are here to protect our children a

only for you at "kpix 5 news at 5:00 p.m.", silicon valley company plans to start selling a flying car in the next few weeks. >>> wanting in on the travel boom a $650 travel pillow has been added to this line and it comes with a hood to ensure celebrities style privacy. >> that is expensive. captioning sponsored by cbs >> garrett: tonight, the johnson & johnson booster becomes the latest covid vaccine unanimously endorsed by a key f.d.a. panel. when you could get your next dose. the discussion over mixing and matching vaccines intensifies as the c.d.c. widens eligibility for boosters. >> guilty. >> garrett: pleading guilty: the suspect charged witmassac7 f at a florida high school plans to plead guilty to all charges. will that move spare him the death penalty? chicago's police union tells officers to defy the city's covid vaccine mandate, potentially taking half the force off the street. bill clinton hospitalized: what we've learned about the 42nd president's condition as he recovers from an inf

kpix 5's justin andrews is in st. helena with how people spent the morning preparing. >> reporter: everyone we spoke with said they have a backup generator for this reason alone. pg&e said 48,000 customers could be without power in 33 counties and it is a normal monday morning in st. helena where the lights are on. dry weather conditions in the forecast so pg&e alerted 40,000 customers that power could be off, stretching from alameda to sonoma county is . it is a reminder to some of the glass fire. >> mr. spent a year since we had to evacuate and everything. we are adapting to life. >> we have a generator out as usual and are just waiting. >> reporter: he owns a few restaurants in the north bay . >> the biggest challenge is some businesses where we have to be ready and make sure that the team knows what to do. >> reporter: and here is how you can prepare. get plenty of nonperishable food, set your refrigerator to the coldest setting, and charge the cell phone and other devices. people here waiting outside the station

next it is the "kpix 5 news at 5:00 p.m." with team coverage at oracle park . >>> you have got to see this. a huge catch off of the mediterranean coast. a fishing boat colt ford tuna caught this sunfish and it was a record find in the area. they had to use the crane to lift it up. this winter broken if they tried to weigh the fish. they did return it safely to the water. captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news, an faze panel resume moderna boosters for millions of americans. the first step towards if you're one of the nearly 70 million americans who got a moderna vaccine, the news about who experts think should get a booster, and the difference between this shot and your last one. plus couldics manying and matching your covid booster give you better protection? trump called to testify, why a judge says the former president needs to answer questions under oath over a violent confrontation ol' side trump tower. plus contempt of congress, could steve bannon face criminal charges for not cooperating in the capitol

that is it for "kpix 5 news at 3:00 p.m." and we have "cbs evening news" next captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, remembering general colin powell, the trail-blazing soldier and diplomat who died after bat ring cancer and covid. the legacy of america's first black secretary of state and top military officer who advised four u.s. ptsd and shaped american policy d not only in the military but also in areas of foreign policy and state craft o. >> o'donnell: after powell's death, a new look at the immunocompromised people in the u.s. and the risk they face with covid even when fully vaccinated. americans kidnapped in haiti, the f.b.i. and state department join the effort to free more than a dozen americans including five children. what we're learning about the gang who took

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kpix 5 news at 7:00 p.m. until then, have a good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, movie set tragedy: actor alec baldwin fatally shoots a cinematographer and injures the director. all the new details, and the big question tonight: how could something like this happen? the actor visibly shaken in new mexico. was it live ammunition in a prop gun that led to the deadly accident? the reaction from movie professionals. >> it's your worst nightmare. >> o'donnell: vaccines and children: a mini-pfizer dose for kids five and up. the new numbers about how effective it is. plus, advice for adults on which covid booster combination works best. abortion showdown: all eyes are on the supreme court as it agrees to hear a major challenge to the strict texas abortion law. educating our children: the ma

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> breaking news. fb refo a ora rk are those ofbrian laundrie. dental records confirmed the identification. he disappeared after his fiancc missing. her body was recovered last month. that was ruled a homicide and we will bring you updates as we get the. >>> more breaking news from the past hour. answers and the mysterious death of a family with ties to san francisco. what officials in the sierra just revealed. >>> a wet start to the day. still have scattered showers across the bay area but peaks of sunshine earlier. tracking that hour by hour in your forecast. >>> more than leaves coming down this autumn. where big t trees are toppling around the bay area. good evening. i'm brian hackney. allen is off today. some answers in the depths of an entire family in mariposa county. the gators family that is the garish family -- a wife, husband and 1-year-old daughter and a dog who recently lived in san francisco and just one hour ago, the sheriffs department announced the family died from hypothermia and dehy

kpix 5's kiet do is live in san jose . >> reporter: the point of today's event was to recognize what these two men did to prevent further sexual abuse of student athletes, and also to encourage future whistleblowers to come forward and do the right thing. >> for your courage and conviction in standing up for the survivors of sexual abuse, we are so honored to present this commendation. >> reporter: on a day that was supposed to be about them, steve o'brien and sage hopkins know who the real heroes are. >> underlying this commendation is the sadness of suffering of others, and dismay that the actions that coach hopkins and i took should be so uncommon as to warrant public recognition. >> reporter: it all began in 2009, when hopkins, the sum coach, first reported allegations of sexual abuse at the hands of athletic trainer scott shaw, but university administrators resisted his attempts nearly every step of the way. at least 23 female athletes say scott shaw touched them inappropriately, sometimes beneath their bras and underwear during sessions. after an investigation, san jose state o

. >>> right now on the kpix 5 news at 7:00, streaming on cbsn bay area, a water supply rollercoaster in the bay area from dangerously low reservoirs to overflowing creeks and flooded roadways. good evening. i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. days ago, we were worrying about our water supply, but how much did that storm actually help our reservoirs? >> we sent kpix 5 wilson walker to marin and sonoma counties to find out. >> i always think of nature and the animals and so now our animals are okay and the fire danger is going away and, yeah, it's absolutely gorgeous. >> reporter: the morning came. the storm had passed. before our eyes a different landscape in the wake of the atmospheric river, the north bay is basking in the glory of an epic storm that was needed. >> it was a great weekend for us water nerds and water managers. this storm is bigger than we had forecasted and thought. >> last week we showed you the east fork of the russian river barely crawling into lake mendocino. now the river is carrying the storm and as of today, the lake was up 5,000 acre feet. >> lake sonoma

coming up after kpix 5 news at can have, we are talking weather. more than 50 million americans now in the path of the dangerous storms from the bomb cyclone you felt this weekend to flash flooding now here in the northeast. plus, there is snow. we'll tell you where. the cbs evening news is minutes away. >>> straight ahead in sports at 6:00, the 49ers are an early favorite to win at chicago. how is that for starters? forces beyond my control are compelling me to reveal the niners soggy performance ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. >>> nfl up top and the 49ers. anybody ever ask you a question and you kind of hesitate as you answer? we might be over thinking, but here is kyle shanahan last night after the loss to the

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>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area , a break in the rain but many of us are wondering will the storm wash out weekend plans? good afternoon. i am len kiese. >> and i am amanda starrantino. we see a break in the rain with gray clouds looming over san francisco international airport . there opening a bed turnerville blue skies at the golden gate bridge. >> the puddles on the ground are making driving conditions slippery and we have team coverage this afternoon beginning with meteorologist darren peck . >> you know the answer to the by now. here is a way to think about wig rained on, go out the first half of saturday. it will be your wegot almost 1 santa rosa since midnight. that is the system from this morning . you could get out now, actually. as we watch the futurecast, this is saturday morning. by the time i get to 12:00 noon, the showers come back. they are not persistent and it is not going to add up to a lot. sunday will approaching midnight. we are going to look at the ay d y it is such an important

you can find it on the kpix 5 news app . "cbs ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: tonight, america's recovery cools off. the new jobs report shows theort economy still struggling to get over the pandemic, with hiring at its slowest pace of the year. unexpected job losses in healthcare and education. the president tried to put the best spin on those numbers. >> maybe it doesn't seem fast enough. i would like to see it faster and we're going to make it faster. >> brennan: breaking news: guilty on all counts. two wealthy parents convicted of paying bribes to get their kids into top colleges in the first trial of that varsity blues scandal. trump white house records: congress may now get access tomn ck. and a new report shows the former president may have hidden massive losses at his d.c.

. >>> right now on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area, we are counting down to the first pitch of the giants postseason. game one at oracle park is just under 24 hours away. >>> tonight, fans are more than ready to welcome the doctors. >> the two best teams in baseball of against each other, the energy in that stadium will be off the charts. >> it is more fun to play the dodgers. at the ballpark is rocking more for the dodgers. >> i have been here for the other bowl season that we had come a and impact this place and filled it up. we have champagne standstill on the walls and roof. >> the infamous double-play, one of many local pubs and establishments hoping the playoffs showdown will help drive pandemic rebound, and they should have no trouble drawing a crowd. at last check, the cheapest ticket into oracle was running around $170, and that is for standing room only. >> if you are a sportscaster covering the series like charlie walter, you can get in for free. albeit a day early. >> reporter: yeah, we had the credential, and we are giving you one as well. >> great. >> they had pra

at our new afternoon lineup here on kpix 5. "cbs evening news live with norah o'donnell" is next, followed by back-to-back episodes of "judge judy" starting at 4:00, and the kpix 5 news at 5:00. we will be live ahead of the rain. have people in the recent fire zones are getting ready because once it starts, it's not stopping anytime soon, paul? >> the next dry day in the forecast not likely until the next week. the first band of rain is just approaching the far northwestern tip of sonoma county, so we will see rain moving in this evening. that's also going to get breezy. wind advisory 8:00 this evening through 4:00 a.m. tomorrow ahead of the front driving this chance of rain could we will see southerly winds 15 to 25 miles an hour. this is along the bay into the north a valleys, the low-lying spots likely to get the windiest conditions, so keep both hands on the wheel if you're going to be out and about in those wet roads. >>> that is it for kpix 5 news at 3:00. "the cbs evening news" is up next.for now, we will see you at 5:00

live in berkeley, max darrow, kpix 5. >>> right now on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area mama we are live at the biggest event of the year, outside lands roaring back to life on the busy halloween weekend. >> the brazilians adopted us as our home restaurant to hang out in the evening, and drink and eat. >>> the bay area making its world cup bid. why the legacy of another world cup is still strong and one south baytown. >> what if you done with all the energy, with all the willingness, and the need really. >>> he was at a mountain man with his huge mustache. >> later we are sending off ken bastida, but not before we look back on his incredible 30 year career. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >>> and i'm ken bastida. it's a very busy halloween weekend in the city . a record crowd streaming into golden gate park for outside lands. kpix 5's andria borba is live at golden gate park. the city has been buzzing for the past couple of days. it's really going to hit a peek this weekend. >> reporter: i wouldn't say that outside lands is buzzing , as much as something right now. i'm between

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in a statement to kpix, opd said it is conducting an internal investigation into criminal allegations involving an opd member. this is an open and active investigation , and no additional details will be released at this time. chief french is on indefinite leave. the assistant police chief taking over as acting police chief during her absence. >>> now to hayward, where parents are making sure their voices are heard. they are now pushing back on plans to close several schools. kpix 5's juliette goodrich joins us live in hayward with more on the rally held just a few hours ago. >> reporter: you can actually see all of the signs behind me, save our school. here we are at faith ringgold school. it is one of the schools slated to be closed, but parents and teachers, even students, said they had no idea this was even in the works, and they don't want it shut down. >> save our schools. >> save our school. save our school. >> reporter: they say they will keep chanting and fighting to keep the district from shutting down their school. >> the school feels like a family. i know every single one

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area , san francisco is gearing up for an exciting and packed weekend. good afternoon to you. it is a boost to local businesses and justin andrews is in san francisco. people cannot wait. >> reporter: they have been counting down the days like the one we are approaching here in san francisco and for those who say there is nothing to do this weekend, san francisco is the place to be and they are taking the walk past oracle park bracing for tens of thousands of fans who would join them to cheer on the giants taking on the dodgers. >> we will check out the giants winning. >> reporter: that is not the only thing happening . the blue angels will be in the sky and you likely heard them yesterday practicing. >> it is good for everybody. >> reporter: people wanting to get out and about and owners are ready for a boost in business. they will bring in 20% more workers to handle the crowd. >> it is good for everybody. slowly healing once again. >> reporter: and the warriors are hosting the laker

it was wonderful >>> you're watching kpix 5 at 5:30. >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on bay area, a large landslide shuts down a california highway. the all out effort to reopen the road. >>> plus, people forced to evacuate and return home. the storm damage left behind in the burn zone. >>> first, our top story at 5:30. it's the day after the much- needed storm, but was the rain enough to stop the drought? good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. was that atmospheric river a drought buster? >> in the north bay with the answer. >> reporter: this was a storm that arrived in california with some expectations not just on what the weekend might look like, but what one storm, one storm could do in the larger conversation of clawing us out of two years of drought. it was just one storm, but it did not disappoint. >> i always think in nature the animals and, no, our animals are okay and the fire danger is going away and, yeah, it's absolutely gorgeous. >> reporter: the morning came. the storm had passed. before our eyes, a different landscape. in the wake of the atmospheric

you can find us on kpix.com, or the kpix apps. we are also ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> in the fight against covid, and fda advisory panel will meet later this week to consider booster shots of the moderna and johnson & johnson vaccines. among the questions the experts are expected to address, how much vaccine should be in the moderna booster. the drugmaker says 50 micrograms, half of what was in the original two doses, should be enough. there are also questions on when people should get the johnson & johnson booster. the company submitted data for options at 2 months or 6 months after the original vaccination. >> i think the fda will look at this, can you mix and match? can you start with johnson & johnson and finish with either moderna or pfizer. the mix and match issues are also on the table. >> the fda is also considering whether to authorize emergency use for marks covid-19 treatment that comes in a pill. the drugmaker says early trials show it cut hospitalizations and deaths by about

back here on the kpix 5 news at 7:00 p.m. wilt u caught on that wea er coming in captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, miracle on the runway-- the plane crash in texas, a twin-engine jet never makes it off the ground. what happened to the 21 people on board? look at these pictures: the plane incinerated. how anyone could have survived. what we're learning about the passengers, fans headed to tonight's play-off baseball game. mixing and matching vaccines-- should you get a different covid vaccine for your booster? what you need to know. turning in their badges: more police and first responders ready to lose their jobs instead of getting vaccinated. how it will impact public safety. $17 million ransom: haitian dn

why some call this a waste of water, what the valley water district says is going on. >>> kpix 5 news at 6:00 with ken and elizabeth is coming up next. >>> and coming up tonight on the "cbs evening news" -- >>> big news today here in washington as congress averts a government shutdown , but will the presidents ambitious build back better plan survive. we will have the latest. plus have you heard about this? the stunning request from the nation's school boards. why they are asking the federal law enforcement for help to protect their members. it's all coming up here on "cbs evening news" tonight. >>> all new at 7:00, evidence is growing that hardening your home against wildfires can save it. this one survived the caldor fire, but if you are looking for a break from your insurance company , good luck. >> we will have an insurance company come in and say we need to do this hardening, and then they still get dropped ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ working at re

kpix 5's andria borba spoke to students at pittsburg high school. she's live with the details on what went on. >> reporter: that racist costume was apparently a kkk costume cloak and hood worn between classes here at pittsburg high school. it happened yesterday in the first few periods of the day. >> it's not funny at all. her back for the first four. yesterday, a student on adair was wearing a kkk costume , hood and all, on the campus of pittsburg high school. in an email to parents, the principal said it was not worn during classes. students say they thought the teen boy was dressed as a ghost at first. >> everyone assumed he was a ghost at first, and then people found out he was a member as a joke, and they are like his friends dared him to do it, and because his friends were of color, they thought it was okay, but it still not okay. mac freshman carter harris saw the symbol of hate in the f hallway yesterday. >> i was like, why would you dress up like that, and why would your parents let you come to school like that. is that okay. >> i went to a

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> breaking news. a green light on boosters for the moderna and johnson & johnson shots, and the decision just in on mixing the covid vaccines. >>> we're all following this fire in oakland right now. to alarms and all of the sme bu weill keep yosted >>> it has rain for most of us so far, but there is more on the way into early next week. i am tracking it in the forecast. >>> we'll begin with the stormwatch. the bay area, getting a taste of rain, and it's the only beginning. it has looked like this for just about everybody they wide today. slick streets from around the peninsula north has made for a slippery midweek drive. corte madera is soggy as well. headlights on. at the some drivers are leaving a little bit of space. it's wet in much of the bay in north bay. morning commuters had to deal with the slick a golden gate ridge, wipers going, visibility not exactly great. the south bay did not officially tip the rain gauge at all. here in san jose, the nearby santa cruz mountains did pick up about a thir

kpix 5's kenny choi is live in san francisco to tell us how politics is playing a role. >> reporter: even though a high percentage of bay area residents have already been vaccinated, as you mentioned, there are still a lot of people who come to this site every day to get their first shots. early on in the pandemic, the hispanic community felt the brunt of the covid-19 pandemic, but now it is more of the rural areas that are disproportionately impacted covid-19 deaths. the numbers are high as case rates go down. 82% of eligible latinos in the city have gotten at least one dose. this site alone has vaccinated more than 5000 people so far. >> through the latino task force and ucsf, they really did a push in terms of educating people to get tested before the vaccine. >> reporter: during the course of the pandemic and vaccine rollout, there has been a growing difference between counties leaning republican versus democratic. according to data analyzed by the san francisco chronicle, the 23 counties where more than 50% of residents voted for trump in 2020, and also represent a percent of th

in richmond, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> right now on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area , a david versus goliath fight. by some say testimony by the facebook whistleblower could change social media forever. >> she's going head-to-head with one of the most powerful people in the world. that has to be terrifying. >>> let's use our scientific minds and better understand for whom social media is potentially harmful. >> how best to protect young people from hazards of social media. >> i'm going to shoot you. i was told, you know what, go back to africa. >>> how much tesla is going to have to shell out to a former employee who says he was arrested work. >>> some in the east bay are about to see a water source diversify miss seeing it coming from right here in sacramento. that means the taste might change a little bit, or it might not. what they are doing to try to keep the taste just about the same. >>> we begin tonight with a woman taking on a tech giant. good evening. >>> frances haugen scathing testimony in front of congress could be a game changer for social media. kpix 5's kenny choi star

live in san francisco, max darrow, kpix 5. >> san francisco, tie-dye and bubbles. it is a home game. >> i love the bubbles. >>> maybe the bubbles bring good luck. >>> can you imagine your first giants game with this kind of energy? let's take a look at the forecast throughout the giants game. if you're going to the game, or are there and in route, temperatures are at the low 60s in the moment. they will drop off through the game, but the wind will died off as well. could be a factor in early innings, but my not as much of a factor as earlier in the afternoon. the trend will continue. let's go over and talk about the rest of the forecast, with what you can expect over the next few days. we have a clear and cool night tonight. not as chilly as the last few nights. temperatures closer to normal. the warming trend will continue through the first half of the weekend, but then a big shift in temperatures on sunday, and even the possibility of the first chance of showers headed our way late sunday. the first of several chances next week. more on that in a second. outside

>>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at 5:00 on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area , a nailbiting finish by the giants, which didn't end well. they still have a chance of clenching the west. we will explain. >>> it feels like summer out there. the temperatures are up in despair the air is in effect at least through tomorrow. >>> a violent and deadly night across oakland. what police are saying about the city's 105th homicide investigation this year. >>> i'm in san francisco. her reproductive rights march shuts down city streets, not just here, but other spots throughout the bay area. we share their message coming up. >> it up and women's rights, and support my daughter, so she has access to healthcare if she needs it. >>> we begin with a live look at oracle park, and a loss for the giants. is not over just yet. >>> we've got you covered with giants team coverage. let's get right to charlie walter with what happens now. charlie. >> reporter: today was supposed to be a clench, but i have one word of advice for the san francisco giants right now. it is

in fremont, devin fehely , kpix 5. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 news at 6:00 tamaha more fallout from the severe drought could lead to a change in how your tap water tastes. >>> two phone calls, two threats against a pair of south bay high schools. how authorities linked the calls. >>> turning trash into treasure. how will women is ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ ♪ ♪ low maximum out-of-pocket costs. more saving. more spoiling. one of many cost-saving medicare advantage benefits from scan health plan for 2022. call today, or ask your agent about scan health plan. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. >>> new at six:00, it is a new plan to manage the drought here in the bay area. >> it could mean

. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 news, thieves caught on camera in the south bay but they swiped a lot more than just a package. plus you hate needles? how this tiny patch could one day be your solution to getting shots . >>> find out how a bay area professor just won a noble price thanks to chili peppers. >>> warm weather to start off the first full week of october, we have fog and a shallow layer of fog spilling through the golden gate and we've got big changes coming to the weather. we will talk about that coming up at your forecast . >>> a reminder, check out kpix 5 news app, get to 24/7 app access >>> with breaking news in marin county, firefighters are at the scene of a brush fire in with acre, this is called whitehill, this is up to about two acres right now, evacuations at this time but as you can see the fire retardant being dropped. w at 3:00 items told right off some of lawn in the south bay. actually, lynn reveres shows us it was the lawn . >> with the drought upon as many people are turning to artificial turf for landscaping but in san jose there is a turf the on the loose . th

let's keep making a differene together. >>> you're watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now i kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area, more local news at 5:30, including , it is in the heart of downtown. why one bay area city is looking to close its major street to traffic for good. >>> after decades of suspicion, a judge throws the book at an eccentric real estate air convicted of killing a former kpix producer. >>> major developments in the fight against covid. today i'm a an fda panel approved moderna's first two shots. what groups will get them first. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >>> i'm allen martin. today fda advisers granted emergency use authorization for moderna's covid booster vaccine. they recommended a lower dose of that shot for seniors and other high-risk groups who got their first doses at least 6 months ago. advisers say the booster could go into arms as soon as next week t guidelines. >> it's critical that we prevent infection as much as we can. >> please get vaccinated. that is how we put this pandemic behind us. >> millions who got their pfizer shot 6 months

live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 , and cbsn bay area -- >>> the new unemployment numbers are in, but california is a bit of an anomaly when compared to the rest of the nation. after the break, why some experts are puzzled by the i saw you toss the kites on high... improved vision coverage. so you can focus on every little detail. one of many cost-saving medicare advantage benefits from scan health plan for 2022. call today or ask your agent about scan health plan. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. working from home means driving less, and now paying less for car insurance. with metromile's per-mile pricing... your rate is based on how much you actually drive. isn't that delightfully different? get your free quote at metromile.com. -hi mommy! -hi honey! isn't that delightfoh i missed you! you just w

you can find cbsn bay area on kpix.com , or on the kpix app. we are also on the cbs news app. >>> the warriors first game at chase center is on thursday. they open the season on the road tonight against the lakers and los angeles. >> and mr. glenn has more on their expectations. >> reporter: is been a couple of years since they have hit the playoffs. how much does the league love the warriors? they put them in primetime opening night my running with the lakers with the greatest showman in the game, steph curry. for what it's worth, curry and golden state put up a perfect 5- 0 season record. he can hit the inside and the perimeter. that will be put to the test tonight and their home opening with the clippers. they don't even have klay thompson, which can be by the holiday season. here's the head coach. >> we want to win every year, but we have not had a single conversation in that context of, oh my god what we have to do well this year. that doesn't come up. inevitably, adversity is going to strike. we won't stay healthy all year. you just have

our team coverage on this epic method continues now with kpix 5's charlie walter, with how the teams are getting ready. re like a championship like series in a divisional brand. we talked with evan longoria earlier, and he said the mlb may need to think about how they structure their playoff format going forward. after all, the two best teams in baseball meeting early in the postseason, but that is talk for another day. right now, let the magnitude of this one sink in. >> it is what baseball wants. you know, giants-dodgers, one of the great rivalries in sports. it is happening. >> ♪ ♪ >> reporter: both franchises moved west in 1958, and it only took 64 years for a playoff matchup. >> this series to be a madhouse in both places. from what i understand, it is the first time that the giants and dodgers have ever met in the postseason somehow. >> reporter: if you want to go way back into history, before evan longoria was born, the brooklyn bridegroom's played the new york giants in the 1889 world series. since, the moments that have fueled the rivalry have all come in the regular sea

wanted 24/7 streaming on kpix.com , or through the kpix 5 news app. coming up at 5:30, we speak to the bay area expert live on the timeline to authorize the covid- 19 vaccine for kids. >>> the city of san jose is coming to a compromise over its vaccine mandate. it is no longer mandatory for city employees, including police officers, to get the shot, at least for now. instead, they can test twice weekly mama but they would also be suspended a week without pay. the city says those who remain unvaccinated after this year could still be fired. >>> to the weather now. take a look outside across the bay area. another warm and beautiful day, but once again smoke from the wildfires in the south will be drifting to the region. a spare the air alert has been issued for tomorrow. chief meteorologist paul heggen is here is what you can expect this weekend. >> a continuation of warm temperatures, and i don't think the air quality will get that bad. the air quality management district has issued the spare the air alert. they expected to reach the unhealthy for sens

you can find cbsn bay area on kpix.com , or on the kpix app. we are also on the cbs news app. you can download it >>> a target location in downtown san francisco is closing its doors for good. the city store on bush street will close on november 20. target says it is due to the year of underperforming sales. the company says all of the stores eligible team members will be offered the option to transfer to a different local location. target will have 35 remaining locations in the bay area. >>> in-and-out is in the news again. former vice president mike pence reported to maybe run for president in 2024, according to a report from actio's mother but is also making news because of in-and- out. he tweeted himself at a california in-and-out , did not say where, but it was in california. the caption says, in california, and had to stop it in-and-out berger. two bay area in-and-out's made headlines after pushing back against local rules that required restaurants to check vaccine status. the san francisco in-and-out was temporarily shut down. it is not open for indoor dining. contra co

chopper 5 is headed to the scene right now, along with a kpix 5 crew. we will keep an eye on the breaking news for you. >>> new developments in a deadly road rage shooting in oakland that left a teen girl dead. >> 15-year-old shamara young was in the car with her uncle when she was tragically gunned down. >> kpix 5's da lin spoke to the uncle who survived that attack, and is live at the scene of the shooting on bancroft avenue in oakland. >> reporter: that's right. shamara young died near this intersection, 51st avenue and bancroft avenue. righnow, community members are holding a peace rally. they are sick of the violence. they are demanding justice for the teen and her family. they are waiting for more people to show up so they can start that peace rally. let's show you some video, because investigators say the shooting motive was a case of road rage. oakland police say this is the suspect car, and early 2000 silver two door honda accord . investigators say someone from the car shot and killed shamara while riding in her uncle's car in east oakland las

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kpix 5's andria borba , andrea nakano is that first fridays in oakland. andrea? >> reporter: this is one big street festival, and it gives us community a huge boost, not just for the businesses, but also for these vendors who have struggled during this pandemic. this is the first first friday in 18 months. the organizer says he can't even start to tell me about all of the hoops and hurdles he had to go through to put this event together. from working with alameda county on coronavirus protocols, to ensuring the safety of all the festivalgoers from the rising crime in oakland. this event draws roughly 30 to 50,000 people, and it provides a big financial boost to the korean town northgate area. >> it's amazing, exciting, and we are just a little bit tired because of all the running around, but it's amazing, truly amazing. >> i'm in awe. i can't believe it. i think it will be a success. we really need it for the community, and i am just, like, astonished. >> reporter: first fridays will now be held on every first friday of every month, and the hope is that this even

this is kpix 5 news. >>> -- streaming ocs day area. it's deadline day for front- line workers in san francisco to get vaccinated. good afternoon, i am alan keyes. >> i'm -- justin andrews is live at city hall in san francisco with some just released numbers on firefighters. hey, justin. >> good afternoon. within the last 5 minutes, we were setting up for this live shot and noticed there are a few first responders out here, gathering, just basically protesting, saying they should have a choice whether or not to get this vaccine. but today's deadline as you mentioned, applies to city employees who work in those high risk settings. like firefighters and police officers. going back to what you mentioned at the beginning of this live shot, though, in the last hour, we learned new information about just how compliant these workers are. in the fire chief's report during this fire commission meeting, though, she said 41 active members are noncompliant as of today. this does not include those on disability. those who are on disability, she says

live in menlo park, mac sterile, kpix 5. >> hard to unring that bell. we do have full coverage on the hearing on cbsn bay area . there , you can watch all of this morning's proceedings. >>> to the weather now. it was like outside of oakland. the bay area got a break from the heat today. chief meteorologist paul heggen is tracking the cooler weather, and it is finally starting to feel like fall. we have been so patient. it's finally here. >>> it will be even cooler tomorrow. you can open up that part of the wardrobe as we enter the rest of the week. pitchers right now, 10 to 20 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. that is a significant drop in temperatures. it is 21 degrees cooler in santa rosa right now than it was at 5:00 on monday. 20 degrees cooler in hayward, but a lot of locations, 15 to 20 degrees off of yesterday's pace. the exception is along the coast. high temperatures tomorrow, cooler than today. the warm spots are only going to be up into the mid-70s for highs. the mid-60s around the bay, with upper 50s along the coast. we take a look at tomorr

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a kpix 5 original report >>>e only restaurant under fire when it comes to customer vaccine checks. contra costa county is handing out hundredsll kpix 5's juliette goodrich is live from the in-n-out and pleasant hill, with a rally underway tonight. >> reporter: this is just one in-n-out that faced those fines. take a look, just in the last half hour, these groups of supporters showed up. there are horns honking. they have their signs. they will be here throughout the evening. one supporter told me he never thought it would be a burger establishment that would help them get their message out. in-n-out just happens to be one of the dining facilities that has been find here in the county. >> i just think it is no restaurants businesses are vaccinated or not. we are here to support the restaurant, yeah. we are leaving the state about 6 once. >> reporter: it was earlier this month when the contra costa county health department got complaints that the pleasant hill in-n-out wasn't checking vaccination status for customers eating inside, so the candy shut it down. 24 hours later, i take ou

you can stream and 24/7 on kpix.com , or through the kpix 5 news app . >>> fire watch now. san jose fire crews were called to a small brush fire this afternoon, a few minutes before noon on carol drive near communications hill. thanks to quick work by firefighters, the fire was contained to less than 2 acres. >>> let's go back outlive to darren peck, live at momo's outside the ballpark, as we are minutes away from the big game. >> reporter: it is getting busy out here, as it should. the crowd is really starting to build. not only are we filling in the gates here, but we have a bit of a breeze. i don't think this will be a major factor for the game. it is always wendy at oracle park. everybody seems to be fully prepared for the elements, and we are only low 60s with a 50 mile-per-hour breeze. the weather is working out just fine. i'm more interested in how the forecast will play out over the next 12 hours. let's switch to high def doppler. i want you to see the rain. you can see the initial bands of rain off the coast right now. that will hold together. we won't get a lot of

in fremont, max darrow, kpix 5. >>> right now on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area , bracing for an atmospheric river. why a lot of rain too fast would be bad things for reservoirs. >>> a perfect storm for the niners. we are live at levi's stadium ahead of what will be a very soggy game. >>> the police chief speaking to kpix 5 in the past hour about the former police captain shot in a violent robbery. >>> we are on storm watch here in the bay area, gearing up for a huge rainmaker, upping the risk of flooding and debris flow , especially in the burn scar areas. >> we start with a live picture from elmont. the peninsula will be in the path of rain and wind, but it should put an end to fire season in northern california. we have team coverage from the north and south bay. let's go to chief meteorologist paul heggen. any chance the system will change pathsan

lip ramirez, kpix 5. -- len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> and i am going to pick up the forecast. day time highs today. sunday, about four or five degrees warmer than this. of the two weekend days, this is the cooler of the two. sunday is one of the warmer days of the next to ur days, in fact, and wind. it will feel better and both days are warmer and sunday, an interesting thing happens on sunday. we're going to get mist by a storm to the north. watch the timeframe there. that is sunday in the afternoon. watch the system slide into th and that me into the nort sl down the inside and that is what we call. watch the future cast here on sunday. screen lights up, stream lines intense few and we have an offshore wind event. now, we have to talk about the fire weather watch. starts sunday, the second half through tuesday, and it's focused in the usual places, north bay mountains and east bay hills and we'll have 40 miles per hour-gusts to go with this. low humidities, all of the usual concerns we get when we get the wind event like this. interestingly enough, as the system is missing u

live in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area , new details on a small plane crash in sacramento county. what may have played a role in the accident. >>> a british lawmaker stabbed to death. what we are learning about that violent attack. >>> the bay area company getting ready to start selling a fl ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ z4jxmz zi0z y4jxmy yi0y >>> let's get another check on that breaking story this evening. a new wildfire burning between watsonville and morgan hill, smoke from this one camera can be seen for miles. there was a prescribed burn today in the estrada ranch area . at this point cal fire says this new fire is not related to that. we will keep an eye on this for you. >>> former president bill clinton is on the mend in a southern california hospital after a non-covid related infection. a spokesperson says he was admitted to the university of california irvine medical center tuesday.

even pleasant hill tonight, andria borba, kpix 5 . >>> this comes 1 week after the in and out at san francisco's fisherman's wharf was forced to close indoor dining for not checking vaccine cards. this is video of that store last week. this evening, the website sf eater is reporting that the store has once again been fined for allowing indoor dining over the weekend. the restaurant is still open for take-up. >>> i'm allen martin with what some are calling an historic verdict in the trial of any spate deputy charged in a shooting. a jury has come back with a partial verdict in andrew hall's trial, on the count of assault with a firearm, guilty. for the count of involuntary manslaughter, a mistrial after the jury deadlocked on the decision. hall was accused of shooting and killing laudemer arboleda following a slow speed chase back in 2018. prosecutors argued that hall used excessive force when he shot arboleda nine times as he drove away from officers. hall's lawyers argued that he feared for his safety and was trying to protect himself. advocates say today was a huge step in addressi